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- Massive fraud at the EPA from agency’s top paid climate official Tue, 17 Dec 13, 3:29amThis is stunning, yet not surprising. We know people get caught up in “the cause”, and that there are massive egos involved in some of the more visible climate advocates that lead them to irrational excesses of...
- EPA under investigation for skirting email transparency Sun, 18 Nov 12, 1:53amFrom the Washington Times: A House committee has launched an investigation into whether EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson used an email alias to try to hide correspondence from open-government requests and her agency’s own...
- Congratulations to Alan Carlin on vindication Sat, 1 Oct 11, 7:07amWhile the GAO issues a report today saying that the US Historical Climatological Monitoring Network has real tangible problems (as I have been saying for years) the Inspector General just released a report this week saying...
- If NASA science was this easy to hack, CRU must have been child’s play Thu, 19 May 11, 3:16pmWe still have no final report from the Norfolk police on whether the ClimateGate files were a hack, or an inside job by a whistleblower. However, we do have another example emerging today that illustrates that it seems rather...
- Quote of the Week – Note to NOAA Sun, 13 Mar 11, 11:22pmSteve McIntyre at ClimateAudit has written another essay on the poor way that CRU/UEA and NOAA have dealt with FOIA requests. To say “poor”, that means in some cases “not at all”. He makes this salient...
- Another Black Mark against the DOE’s Green Bank Thu, 10 Mar 11, 10:36amAs I describe elsewhere (here, here, and here), the Department of Energy’s green bank is one of the worst government programs, ever. For starters, financing is well outside of the DOE’s core competency, so there’s no...
- White House Science Scandal Obfuscated with Creative Grammar Thu, 11 Nov 10, 4:28amIn a blockbuster story soon to be swept under the carpet, Politico reports: