by Judith Curry
On this one year anniversary of the unauthorized release of the emails from the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia, there have been a number of articles reflecting on what the impact of this has been on both science and policy, and what we might have learned.
Here are some of the more interesting articles that I have come across:
- Yale Climate Medium Forum
- Nature
- American Thinker
- Mike Hulme
- Michael Lemonick (Time)
- James Corbett
- Climate Sight
- Newsbusters
- Truth-out.org
- others?
So what do I think we’ve learned from Climategate? Short answer: not nearly enough. Efforts are underway to make the most important data sets more transparent, which is certainly moving in the right direction. Who among the climate scientists or those associated with the IPCC seem to have learned something from Climategate? IMO, Mike Hulme, Pachauri (and me); others? Your thoughts?