While I haven’t blogged about it for a while, I read material related to global warming climate change every day, so it was with great interest yesterday morning that I read of the release of allegedly stolen anthropogenic global warming climate change correspondence.
I had woken early for some reason and was unable to get back to sleep. By 4:30, I was up and checking email, blogs and the news-feeds that I subscribe to.
A little over an hour later, I was downloading the files.
It’s going to be interesting to see where this is going to end up. Articles are already appearing in the mainstream media.
See new article: Climategate update.
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That’s weird Mike. I woke up early cos of all the rain we’re having and that was the first thing I read(I live close to the places in the UK that are having bad flooding right now).
It will be interesting to see what happens.
Hi Mike – Sunlight will be the best disinfectant for this moldy mess. Too bad it’s too late to prevent the likes of Al Gore from obscenely profiting on these lies.
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No matter what the pundits argue about, something not nice is happening in my backyard. Delayed and subnormal monsoon, unseasonal and flood causing excess rains, a cyclone, delayed onset of winter, fruit crops failing and so on so forth. Prolonged summer and forest fires, unknown in India so far, have happened. I wish that someone would give some explanation for all this happening not only in my backyard but all over the world.
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Seems this is a business of its own: Writing and selling fear about climate change. I hardly know who or what to believe anymore. I’m trusting the media less and less; they like to make mountains out of molehills and stretch the truth to increase the drama. Just like the H1N1 issue… more people die of the regular flu. I see weather patterns changing, that is obvious, but there are just too many people spawning articles and writing, writing, writing… putting the newest and latest spin on climate change.
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Mike , when you finish reading would you consider writing a summary of it all for the Bull Shoals Beacon?
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Also, recently read a 2004 book by Michael Chrichton (State of Fear) that is an interesting essay (in the form of a novel) on climate change and the debate over global warming. It was provocative and gave cause for some examination about my own way of considering commonly held views.
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Thanks, all, for stopping by and commenting!
While this is turning out to be very interesting, I don’t have the time or inclination to wade through all of these e-mails. Others who have more motivation are doing a wonderful job of it.
I have a new update post related to it at: Climategate update.
Oneida – I’m quite familiar with the book. I had read it several years ago and, early last year, when I was really starting to question things, I went searching for it and read it again.
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