michael e mann, Tag

"im not owned! im not owned!!", i continue to insist as i slowly shrink and transform into a corn cob."

If it weren’t for bad luck, I’d have no luck at all.

Now, the man who spent decades accusing others of undermining science has been undone by his own inability to separate activism from scholarship. The irony is delicious.

And yet, this is the same Mann who denounces others as “anti-science” for questioning climate models. If he held himself to the same standard he applies to Trump, he’d be out of the business.

“And yes, there is empirical, peer-reviewed support for the conclusion that climate deniers, in general, are truly awful human beings.” (- Michael Mann,..)

Asked about Wright’s comments ...Michael Mann said in an emailed comment to the Guardian: ‘This is exactly what Joseph Stalin did.’”

Parody created by the Michael Mann AI rant generator. THIS DOE “CRITICAL REVIEW” IS A DISGRACEFUL ATTEMPT TO UNDERMINE DECADES OF CLIMATE SCIENCE AND TO PROVIDE COVER FOR CONTINUED INACTION…

Joe Romm soldiers on in a futile, quixotic crusade against energy and climate reality. No midcourse correction as his tent grows smaller and smaller. Angry Joe wants to stay that way.

In summary, this paper offers a case study in climate science as performance art. There’s an obligatory nod to uncertainty, a parade of statistical significance at thresholds so generous even carnival barkers might blush,...

Using Mann's technique, "I created global warming from a bunch of meaningless casino numbers, pure noise."

However, Michael Mann has accomplished the seemingly impossible - he now owes more than $1 million in legal fees to CEI and National Review.

What began as an effort to impose reputational costs on his critics has resulted in real financial ones for himself. And the legal system, after years of attrition, is slowly but unmistakably ruling that criticism—especially...

Michael Mann: "It is pure villainy. A crime against the planet – arguably, the most profound of all crimes.”

Mann has made a career out of defending his statistical sausage, and now it seems karma has come full circle.

A Washington, D.C., court rejected University of Pennsylvania climate scientist Michael Mann’s bid to postpone his required payment of hundreds of thousands of dollars to National Review on Thursday.