For the first time since the National Academies of Sciences temporarily removed a controversial climate science chapter, its new president is publicly addressing the controversy – and acknowledging that the chapters’ authors were closely “associated” with plaintiffs in climate lawsuits.
According to NAS President Neil H. Shubin, that imbalance gave people “good reason” to view the chapter as one-sided.
Read more on EID Climate.
The post NAS President Admits “Controversial” Climate Chapter Was Written by Authors Tied to Plaintiffs appeared first on .
This post appeared first on Energy In Depth.
