UEA have lost touch with reality | ScottishSceptic

The UEA have lost touch with reality. The fact is that the UK information commissioner stated that the evidence showed there was a breach of freedom of information law but they could not be prosecuted because it was over the six month time limit. Then the University have the gall to say they didn’t break the law … because they couldn’t be prosecuted, much in the same way as they “lost” the data which they said supported their assertion of warming. Or that following the inquiries that found wrong doing they were exonerated.

And to attack the Guardian!! Talk of biting the hand that feeds you. The UEA have scraped the bottom of the barrel. They are denying reality and they are starting to attack their only remaining support.

Carbon Cap Revival Led by Gillard Called Stupid by Xstrata - Businessweek

The Australian proposals are “stupid,” Mick Davis, chief executive officer of Zug, Switzerland-based Xstrata Plc, the world’s biggest thermal-coal exporter, told analysts on an Aug. 2 conference call. The company, with 18,986 employees and contractors in Australasia, would probably lose sales to less- restrictive nations such as Indonesia, he said.

Dessler Explains That Clouds Caused “Significant Warming” | Real Science

If this paper was not peer-reviewed by skeptics, then the editor of JGR must step down

‘Hockey Stick’ Creator Michael Mann Seeks Court’s Help to Ensure No Inquiry, No ‘Exoneration’

Dr. Mann’s argument, distilled, is that the court must bend the rules to allow him to block implementation of a transparency law, so as to shield his sensibilities from offense once the taxpayer – on whose dime he subsists – sees the methods he employed to advance the global warming theory and related policies. ATI’s Environmental Law Center is not sympathetic.

“Dr. Mann’s late-hour tactics offer the spectacle of someone who relies on the media’s repeats of his untrue claims of having been ‘investigated’ and ‘exonerated’ – that is, when he’s not sputtering ad hominem and conspiracy theories to change the subject,” said Christopher Horner, director of litigation for ATI’s Environmental Law Center. “Mann has tried whatever means possible to ensure he remains free of any serious scrutiny, and this just appears to be his last gasp.”

Dr. Mann’s move is therefore gratifying, and ATI will agree to his out-of-state lawyers’ motion to appear. But ATI will ask the court to uphold Virginia’s abundantly clear law, that Dr. Mann has no interest in records that are purely the property of the taxpayer.