ABC News Watch: Missing News: climategate 2

In their recent reply to our questions about sending Prof Stewart Franks down the memory hole the head of ABC Audience and Consumer affairs states:

"The broader story of the release of a second tranche of climate-related emails had not been covered by ABC News as it was judged less newsworthy than other events. "

...Here are some of those events that ABC considered more newsworthy, from ABC's news archive from late November 2011 (CHIEF, HOLD THE FRONT PAGE!)

Is Thickness of Mind Mandatory To Become A Distinguished Climate Scientist? « The Unbearable Nakedness of CLIMATE CHANGE

My answer is of course “not”. However, there are some worrying signs. A guy in East Anglia is unable to use Excel, a bunch of guys from the US and elsewhere don’t know how to use Acrobat.

No wonder they haven’t got a clue where their missing heat has gone to. And no wonder they are foreign to the scientific method.

Sceptics have won – no comment at the Guardian | ScottishSceptic

Clearly, even the Guardian comments, where the most blatant double standards applied (anyone could delete anything sceptic … but no one could delete anything pro … and it was filled with lurking trolls who worked as teams to provoke the sceptic into getting banned) even the Guardian is now so filled with sceptics that they’ve had to ban comment or risk having their junk journalism continuously shown up for its hypocrisy and economy of truth.

Green fury | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog

Why are so many lovers of trees seem to be haters of people?

Ben Fogle Doesn’t Understand What Causes Tornadoes « NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT

Please, Ben, don’t make simplistic comments about events you don’t understand, particularly ones that can have such tragic consequences.