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fabiusmaximus.com
Here are two posts providing valuable perspectives about the global climate debate, understandable even to non-scientists. I. Data secrecy and the battleto allowreplication of studies "Is Briffa Finally Cornered?", Steve McIntyre, Climate Audit, 30 July 2008 - Excerpt: In 2000, Keith Briffa, lead author of the millennial section of AR4, published his own versions of [...] |
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judithcurry.com
by Judith Curry A new low in science: criminalizing climate skeptics. Fox News op-ed Here is the link to my op-ed: Scientists have many important roles to play in preparations for the upcoming UN Conference on Climate Change in Paris. ... Continue reading |
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reinventingcivildefense.org
Ross Andersen, The Atlantic. Senior Editor of Science, Technology, and Health. Previously a deputy editor at Aeon Magazine. Paul Bracken, Yale University. Professor of Management and Political Scie... |
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christianlauersen.net
Library Research Support like bibliometrics, copyright and open access can be quiet difficult to explain to end users; those a complex areas and explaining the value and content of a service should never take to long. At Copenhagen University Library we have tried to narrow our research support on bibliometrics, copyright and open access down... |
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