How science is supposed to work!-----Some Thoughts on Our (Trump's new team) DOE Report Regarding CO2 Impacts on the U.S. Climate - Roy Spencer, PhD

To those journalists I would say: read our report, as journalists used to do; you might be surprised to learn a lot of the published science does not support what the public has been led (by you) to believe. -  Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D.

PREFACE: What follows are my own opinions, not seen by my four co-authors of the Dept. of Energy report just released, entitled A Critical Review of Impacts of Greenhouse Gas Emissions on the U.S. Climate. 

• Starting sometime tomorrow, the comment docket at DOE will be open for anyone to post comments regarding the contents of that report. 
• We authors will read all comments, and for those which are substantiate and serious, we will respond in a serious manner. 
• Where we have made mistakes in the report, we will correct them...

To those journalists I would say: read our report, as journalists used to do; you might be surprised to learn a lot of the published science does not support what the public has been led (by you) to believe.

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