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1 freetoken  Fri, Feb 25, 2011 4:06:21am

Inhofe is such a blowhard. The IG report essentially exonerated of anything seriously wrong wrt science.

2 Political Atheist  Fri, Feb 25, 2011 9:01:13am

What a load of crap. Let me link in the NOAA site posting I paged...
[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

Excerpt
The Inspector General’s report states specifically:

* “We found no evidence in the CRU emails that NOAA inappropriately manipulated data comprising the [Global Historical Climatology Network – monthly] GHCN-M dataset.” (Page 11)
* “We found no evidence in the CRU emails to suggest that NOAA failed to adhere to its peer review procedures prior to its dissemination of information.” (Page 11)
* “We found no evidence in the CRU emails to suggest that NOAA violated its obligations under the IQA.” (Page 12)
* “We found no evidence in the CRU emails to suggest that NOAA violated its obligations under the Shelby Amendment.” (Page 16)

3 simoom  Fri, Feb 25, 2011 9:17:52am

I'd imagine the Commerce IG appreciates Sen. Inhofe completely mis-characterizing their report (///):

NYT: "Scientists Are Cleared of Misuse of Data"

An inquiry by a federal watchdog agency found no evidence that scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration manipulated climate data to buttress the evidence in support of global warming, officials said on Thursday.

...

The inquiry into NOAA’s conduct was requested last May by Senator James M. Inhofe, Republican of Oklahoma, who has challenged the science underlying human-induced climate change.

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The report did not find scientific misconduct; it did however, challenge the agency over its handling of some Freedom of Information Act requests in 2007. And it noted the inappropriateness of e-mailing a collage cartoon depicting Senator Inhofe and five other climate skeptics marooned on a melting iceberg that passed between two NOAA scientists.

The report was not a review of the climate data itself. It joins a series of investigations by the British House of Commons, Pennsylvania State University, the InterAcademy Council and the National Research Council into the leaked e-mails that have exonerated the scientists involved of scientific wrongdoing.


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