The Cato Institute has one of them
Via Corante, news of a Sokol generator for computer science papers. Already has a long CV...
Thursday, April 16, 2009
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- Notice to the editorial boardUPDATE: 4/28 Midnight...
- Pass the little liver snacks
- As Arthur C Rabett said about denialismyou can't t...
- The winner of the 2009 Golden Horseshoe Award*John...
- End of the road
- The Cato Institute has one of themVia Corante, new...
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6 comments:
Sadly, that makes more sense than what T&G actually wrote about the greenhouse effect.
I think in the case of T&G, the algorithm would be more aptly termed "Diarrhea Calling".
CO2 Levels May Have Been Over 2,000ppm in 1200AD
http://denialdepot.blogspot.com/2009/04/co2-levels-may-have-been-over-2000ppm.html
Anonymous InfernoJones said...
CO2 Levels May Have Been Over 2,000ppm in 1200AD
http://denialdepot.blogspot.com/2009/04/co2-levels-may-have-been-over-2000ppm.html
8:54 AM
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That's funny. How many people think that's a serious site?
DenialDepot rocks.
-- bi
Dear Rabett,
look deep into my eyes and speak after me: "Must read the following links."
Primaklima's April Fools joke: Claude Allegre is to become French Minister of the Environment.
Primaklima's follow-upMarc Morano presenting the above as tentative truth, with a bit of hedging, on April 16th!
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