Panel Discussion on "Climategate" - Haas School

What Should We Learn from Climategate? Panel discussion with Maximilian Auffhammer, Associate Professor, Agricultural & Resource Economics; Bill Collins, Department Head, Climate Science, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Rich Muller, Professor of Physics, author, Physics for Future Presidents; Margaret Torn, Program Head, Climate and Carbon Sciences, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory on questions about the integrity of the peer review process for climate change research. Presented at the Haas School, UC Berkeley, by the Energy Institute at Haas, Berkeley Energy & Resources Collaborative, and Climate & Energy Policy Institute. Moderated by Severin Borenstein, Co-Director, Energy Institute at Haas. (January 26, 2010)

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[testingsthlm]

Muller is absolutley right about the uncertainty with cloud cover and do manmade co2 contribute to global warming with .2 or .4 degrees? This DOES matter and I want to know. Some smirk from the other panelists isnt good enough i want FACTS

[werecow2003]

The way Muller makes it sound, you'd think it'd be extremely difficult to trace back the divergence problem. In reality, however, it's mentioned several times not only in the literature, but also in the basic textbook I have in front of me (Cronin's Paleoclimates). It's subject to an ongoing debate about the reliability of a certain subset of proxy records. It's disingenuous to imply that this was somehow done in the dark.