The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NAS) has released a major report on climate attribution science that acknowledges that the science continues to face “significant challenges” while accepting help from litigation supporters that appears to violate the Academies’ conflict of interest policies.
The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board and the Washington Free Beacon highlighted that the NAS report was heavily influenced by Michael Burger, an academic at Columbia University who serves as Of Counsel to Sher Edling and a counsel of record in Honolulu’s climate lawsuit.
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