If you want to get your science from science sources then...asking for people's private emails is NOT going to help you. ;) Science is not conducted by private emails. When a scientist has something serious to say, they enter the scientific arena.
"When leaked e-mails recently exposed talk of manipulating scientific evidence on global warming, Kevin Trenberth, head of the Climate Analysis Section at The National Center for Atmospheric Research, argued that skeptics and other evildoers had cherry-picked and presented his comments out of context.
To rectify this injustice, I sent Trenberth (and NCAR) a Freedom of Information Act request asking for his e-mail correspondences with other renowned climate scientists in an effort to help contextualize what they've been talking about."
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If you want to get your science from science sources then...asking for people's private emails is NOT going to help you.
;)
Science is not conducted by private emails.
When a scientist has something serious to say, they enter the scientific arena.
"When leaked e-mails recently exposed talk of manipulating scientific evidence on global warming, Kevin Trenberth, head of the Climate Analysis Section at The National Center for Atmospheric Research, argued that skeptics and other evildoers had cherry-picked and presented his comments out of context.
To rectify this injustice, I sent Trenberth (and NCAR) a Freedom of Information Act request asking for his e-mail correspondences with other renowned climate scientists in an effort to help contextualize what they've been talking about."
Arg. The Stupid. It burns.
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