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.

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