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At the Blunt End of the Hockey Stick: Q&A with Michael Mann

March 24, 2012 Craig Miller 15 Comments

A reluctant combatant has learned to embrace the role.

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The Science

Gallup: A Drop in Concern over Warming

March 12, 2010 Gretchen Weber 3 Comments

Another day, another poll showing that fewer Americans believe climate change is real.

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The Science

Santer: “Loss of Innocence” for Climate Scientists

January 21, 2010 Gretchen Weber 20 Comments

UPDATED: After a mistake in a 2007 glacier report triggers a new round of climate science-bashing, a prominent California climate modeler steps up to defend his colleagues.

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Scientists Respond Cautiously to Hijacked Email

November 25, 2009 Craig Miller 5 Comments

Just in time for Copenhagen, the Great East Anglia Email Heist is disturbing on many levels and a public relations train wreck for climate scientists.

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