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Update on Spencer & Braswell: Part II
by Judith Curry
Given the substantial number of comments on Part I, I&#;m starting a new thread to discuss the post by Trenberth, Abraham and Gleick, and Pielke Sr&#;s response.
The article by Kevin Trenberth, John Abraham, and Peter Gleick is entitled:
Opinion: The damaging impact of Roy Spencer’s science
published on the Daily Climate on September 2
This appears to be the Climate Rapid Response Team in action; I know that Abraham is one of the leaders of this and Trenberth is on the team.
The title pretty much says it all. The &#;damaging impact&#; of someone&#;s science? What damage is being done? I find this whole concept of someone&#;s science being damaging as rather scary, and it is not Spencer&#;s science that I find scary. Not a proud moment for the Team.
Pielke&#;s response starts with:
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