No time to dig into this deeper myself, so check out what others are saying about the shennanigans at the American Chemical Society:
And then there is PZ Myers and his commenters.
Follow their links for more....
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Posted on: October 24, 2007 7:49 PM, by Coturnix
No time to dig into this deeper myself, so check out what others are saying about the shennanigans at the American Chemical Society:
And then there is PZ Myers and his commenters.
Follow their links for more....
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There is a really good wiki on the American Chemical Society over at Sourcewatch. Not sure if it has the latest news out of the Chronicle and The Scientist.
Posted by: tom | October 25, 2007 8:09 PM