Peer-to-Peer Review: How 'Climategate' Marks the Maturing of a New Science Movement, 1&2 of 3
 

A good 3 part article summing up AGW skeptics since M&M up to today.

http://bigjournalism.com/pcourrielch...vement-part-i/
http://bigjournalism.com/pcourrielch...ence-movement/

Posted by Patrick Courrielche Jan 8th 2010 at 7:06 am in Climate Change, Environment, Exclusives,
Featured Story, History
How a tiny blog and a collective of climate enthusiasts broke the biggest story in the history of
global warming science - but not without a gatekeeper of the climate establishment trying to halt
its proliferation.

Peer-to-Peer Review: How 'Climategate' Marks the Maturing of a New Science Movement, 1&2 of 3
 

Part 3 is out...
http://bigjournalism.com/pcourrielch...ence-movement/

"Eric Gisin" wrote in message
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A good 3 part article summing up AGW skeptics since M&M up to today.

http://bigjournalism.com/pcourrielch...vement-part-i/
http://bigjournalism.com/pcourrielch...ence-movement/

Posted by Patrick Courrielche Jan 8th 2010 at 7:06 am in Climate Change, Environment, Exclusives,
Featured Story, History
How a tiny blog and a collective of climate enthusiasts broke the biggest story in the history of
global warming science - but not without a gatekeeper of the climate establishment trying to halt
its proliferation.

Peer-to-Peer Review: How 'Climategate' Marks the Maturing of aNew Science Movement, 1&2 of 3
 

On Jan 10, 9:14*pm, "Eric Gisin" wrote:
A good 3 part article summing up AGW skeptics since M&M up to today.

http://bigjournalism.com/pcourrielch...o-peer-review-...

Posted by Patrick Courrielche Jan 8th 2010 at 7:06 am in Climate Change, Environment, Exclusives,
Featured Story, History
How a tiny blog and a collective of climate enthusiasts broke the biggest story in the history of
global warming science - but not without a gatekeeper of the climate establishment trying to halt
its proliferation.

Those articles should be mandatory reading for all environmental
journalists, editors, and anyone even remotely interested in science
and the environment.

Peer-to-Peer Review: How 'Climategate' Marks the Maturing of aNew Science Movement, 1&2 of 3
 

On Jan 10, 10:14*pm, "Eric Gisin" wrote:
A good 3 part article summing up AGW skeptics since M&M up to today.

http://bigjournalism.com/pcourrielch...o-peer-review-...

Posted by Patrick Courrielche Jan 8th 2010 at 7:06 am in Climate Change, Environment, Exclusives,
Featured Story, History
How a tiny blog and a collective of climate enthusiasts broke the biggest story in the history of
global warming science - but not without a gatekeeper of the climate establishment trying to halt
its proliferation.

They broke the story of the corporate (e.g., Exxon) and right-wing
(e.g., Scaife) funding of the denialists?