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Wegman’s defence makes him look worse
Posted by Tim Lambert on May 24, 2011 John Mashey analyses emails from Wegman and Azen and yes, Wegman’s defence against plagiarism charges is to say that he and his students plagiarized from Denise Reeves. Multiple times. Andrew Gelman says it best: The major conclusions [of the plagiarised paper] are that there are different styles of research collaboration; the methodological flaws are that…
John Mashey seminar live on web
Posted by Tim Lambert on April 7, 2011 Via Deep Climate, John Mashey’s seminar on “The Machinery of Climate Anti-Science” is being streamed live here. It starts two hours from now, 7:30 PDT. The battle of truth versus disinformation is nowhere better demonstrated than in the distortion of climate science. More than 97 percent of practicing climate scientists support the fact that global…
John Mashey recommends “Climate Cover-Up: The Crusade to Deny Global Warming”
Posted by Tim Lambert on September 23, 2009 John Mashey’s Amazon review of Climate Cover-Up: The Crusade to Deny Global Warming by James Hoggan. Anti-Science and Who Does It Anti-science (or agnotology), seeks to cover-up or obscure science considered inconvenient, or at least create doubt in the minds of public and decision-makers. It seeks to replace knowledge with ignorance, and has no resemblance…
Mashey on a promising new technology for carbon sequestration
Posted by Tim Lambert on February 19, 2009 This is a guest post from John Mashey. If there isn’t some hidden gotcha (there might be, I’m no expert), it’s one of the best single things I’ve heard. It’s especially good for places with a lot of coal, who use concrete, who are near the ocean, and might have use for softer water for…
50,000 Comments!
Posted by Tim Lambert on January 28, 2009 It seems like only yesterday we got to 10,000 comments and now John Mashey has posted the 50,000th comment, with more content than most blog posts. And here’s his acceptance speech: Thanks to all. I always hoped my efforts would be rewarded, although I never expected this! CafePress is HQ’d about 20 miles away, although…