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Die Klimazwiebel: Guardian on long-terms effects of ClimateGate

[Jerry Ravetz] This time, it was the background provided by the critics on the blogosphere that enabled the public to see that the leaked emails were not simply the utterances of exasperated, harassed scientists. And in the absence of that scandal, it is less likely that the egregious behaviours at the IPCC would have been news fit to print. Every expansion of the means of production and diffusion of knowledge has consequences for the politics of knowledge and for knowledge itself. It would be as well to recognise this early on, so as to make the new media an enrichment of science.

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