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The price of global warming science is eternal vigilance (The Curious Wavefunction)

John Tierney of the NYT weighs in on the hacked emails and accurately nails itIve long thought that the biggest danger in climate research is the temptation for scientists to lose their skepticism and go along with the consensus about global warming. Thats… [...]

Facebook, Krebs, Apple September 4, 2010
These are my latest tech news finds for this week: Phacebook phish – Facebook has apparently become the second most targeted site for phishing attacks Chrome and Firefox – Google's Chrome browser is already up to version 6, but Mozilla Firefox is axing features from its version 4 apparently. Skype 5.0 takes conference calls to [...]Post from: David Brad […]
Periodic Table of Google Elements September 3, 2010
This Periodic Table has even less to do with chemistry than my PT of science bloggers. Regardless, it’s still worth a mention, just because it hints at chemistry however indirectly. More periodicity A Periodic Table of Google Elements Using the Periodic Table Blogging the Periodic Table: Rare earths Related Posts:Real chemistry at the periodic table [...]Per […]
Six Sigma Cola September 3, 2010
A management strategy developed by electronics giant Motorola in the 1980s could help Coca Cola reduce the amount of water it uses to make its products, cut overall energy demands and trim its carbon footprint, according to a study published in the International Journal of Six Sigma and Competitive Advantage. Numerous companies, including Volvo, Nokia […]

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The price of global warming science is eternal vigilance (The Curious Wavefunction)

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