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NOAA says the e-mails aren’t important. .........
"Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Tex.), chairman of the House Committee on
Science, Space and Technology and a prominent congressional skeptic on
climate change, issued the subpoenas two weeks ago demanding e-mails and
records from U.S. scientists who participated in the study, which
undercut a popular argument used by critics who reject the scientific
consensus that man-made pollution is behind the planet’s recent warming.
Smith’s
document request to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
ordered the agency to turn over scientific data as well as internal
“communications between or among employees” involved in the study,
according to a letter Friday by the House committee’s ranking Democrat,
Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson (Tex.). Johnson accused Smith of “furthering
a fishing expedition” by looking for ways to discredit NOAA’s study,
which was published in June in the peer-reviewed journal Science." (Washington Post)
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