Ever heard of the "Natural Resource Stewardship Project?" Brown University has.

Tue, 2007-04-10 07:36Kevin Grandia
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Ever heard of the "Natural Resource Stewardship Project?" Brown University has.

If Brown University newspaper's Don Trella ever wants a job writing at DSBlog, we would love to chat. Check out Trella's piece on Tom Harris and the NRSP. 

A couple of good quotes:

The NRSP is a coalition whose leadership includes about half of the last handful of climate scientists of note who reject global warming as a "myth." 

 Ironically, they realize their position is so out of the mainstream, they have to use a name that not only belies their true purpose but in fact implies they are environmentalists.

Comments

Very astute, except for this part: "...climate scientists of note". A retired contrarian. An 18th-century weather diary analyst. A mechanical engineer turned PR person. A couple of writers for the energy industry. An academic who was unknown before loudly claiming rebel status by ignoring the facts. Hmm.
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