Reality Check
Werner Aeschbach-Hertig brings interesting news about Rabett Run's friend S. Fred Singer and the Chilingar.
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Monday, July 06, 2009
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3 comments:
He's up to something...
Does this mean I now have to finish slogging my way through Singer's book before I take it back to the library?
Maybe the Rabett has this list stuffed in his burrow:
is there a nice list somewhere of truly awful climate papers published in otherwise-plausible-looking journals? (I.e., not E&E, or JSE, or things like that.)
The main use of this is to know where peer review seems to be failing.
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