 AP Photo A new climate group sought to replicate findings from recent analyses - and did - and Richard Black at the BBC seeks to spin that as stating Phil Jones of East Anglia University needs an apology. TAGGED: Scientists, global warming, science journalism, climate change, research integrity, scientific researchRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| You've probably seen a lot of headlines lately about autism and various behaviors, ways of being, or "toxins" that, the headlines tell you, are "linked" to it. Maybe you're considering having a child and are mentally tallying... more ›› |
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