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In response to "Which to me is the least disturbing part of this story... -- nm" by Stephen

having read many of the emails, i dont see the argument that

Posted by tRuMaN (aka Truman) Nov 26 '09, 09:26

research was being supressed, which many news media outlets reported.

i just dont see it

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Uh, requesting that e-mails that might have to be disclosed be deleted instead is pretty damning imo - Stephen Nov 26, 09:33 4
- can i ask something - tRuMaN Nov 26, 09:41 3
  - To your first question: Yes. It was just as damning. To the second general question: It's important because for the the last years, there's been.... - Name Withheld By Request Nov 26, 09:52 2
    - The dudes at Real Climate have been doing a good job of answering these -- (link) - Reagen Nov 26, 09:56 1
      - Yes and no. There's no global conspiracy evidence, but when the body is responsible for so much of the hard data being used to develop science that.. - Name Withheld By Request Nov 26, 10:09
Don't forget the manipulation of data. The computer coding tailored specifically towards a desired outcome. -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Nov 26, 09:32
You must have been reading alot; -- (link) - Loyola Nov 26, 09:28
err, i mean news articles - tRuMaN Nov 26, 09:27

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