Globo warmers still trying to hide their data

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Alarmist academics are being forced to show their work and they don't like it. Do they fear that a web of deception will unravel if their data are made public?

A state judge has ordered the University of Virginia to cough up documents that pertain to the climate change research of Michael Mann, a former professor known for the hockey stick chart that supposedly shows the earth warming sharply over the last 100 years.

Mann's response has been to accuse "fossil fuel industry-funded climate change deniers" with harassing the university, NASA "and scientific institutions with these frivolous attacks."

Across the Atlantic, Paul Nurse, head of a scientific group, is moaning about how unfair it is for British scientists to put up with freedom-of-information laws.

Requests for drafts and notes, he says, are intimidating and "will consume a huge amount of time" to comply with.

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There is much more.

I do not have much sympathy for the globo warmers. They are constantly making appeals to authority and then saying "trust us." Many people do not.

The central weakness of the Global warming "science" is its inability to forecast the results of the warming it says is happening. They have been as wrong as a doomsday minister with their over blown assumptions of doom.

I continue to enjoy the warmer weather and the ridicule of those who said it was going to be so bad. We haven't even had enough ice melt to open up the Northwest passage, which is something I have been hoping to see.
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