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Comment on Livestock, live and death in Mongolia by rubonkers

rubonkers — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:06:10 +0000

Bitte lassen Sie sich nicht von dem Englischen abschrecken. Uebrigens, ich bin Chinese.

Mongolia faces a challenge and it is not only ecological, its economy depends on China doing the right thing.

Comment on Livestock, live and death in Mongolia by Meißner

Meißner — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 08:22:21 +0000

Ich lese den Blog zwar durchaus mit Interesse, da ich mich selbst viel mit diesen Themen beschäftige. Aber es wäre eine sehr große Erleichterung, wenn er auf Deutsch geschrieben wäre. Lesen ihn wirklich so viele Menschen aus dem Ausland? Mich schreckt das Englisch eher ab. Also, vielleicht als Anregung: bitte eine deutsche Variante oder ganz auf Deutsch! A. Meißner

Comment on In the eye of the storm by RACR

RACR — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 02:34:57 +0000

ah yes, it is U of EA's "handling of the affair" that needs to be criticized (basically the fact that thaye did not prevent the hack), not the fact that so-called scientists at this "renowned British research unit" have been manipulating data for years, threatened other scientists, falsified reports etc. It was all for a good cause - like the more recent Himalaya glacier meltdown/debacle. BTW, may want to clean up your spelling a bit: Prove and explation...?

Comment on Hackers and deniers by In the eye of the storm « East of Eden

In the eye of the storm « East of Eden — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 10:17:16 +0000

[...] East Anglia in England, has stepped down. He stands at the center of "Climategate" the affair of thousands of emails between climate scientists that were hacked from the computer of the renowned British research unit. Their release has triggered a heated [...]

Comment on Hackers and deniers by Swiftboating the swiftboaters? « East of Eden

Swiftboating the swiftboaters? « East of Eden — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 15:09:44 +0000

[...] of hundreds of emails sent by scientists in its climate research unit, writes the Guardian (see previous post). However, while some scientists calles for an investigation into the theft, others think this [...]

Comment on Six degrees by Reinhard Bösch

Reinhard Bösch — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 15:34:01 +0000

A professor of the university of East Anglia found this? Really funny. May I bring to your attention that just yesterday some hacker got into the computer of CRU and revealed not only the well hidden temperature raw data,but also how a few interested scientists adjusted the data to their settled science. It will certainly take quite a lot of time to look up this mountain of data,but already the first sights are breathtaking. Worth a look at Anthony Watts.

Yours sincerely

Reinhard Bösch

Comment on Engineering snow in China by Chinese snow « East of Eden

Chinese snow « East of Eden — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 02:41:31 +0000

[...] Cloud seeding is one of the oldest and probably most tested methods to alter the weather (and eventually the climate). For some years now, it might be considered as part of geoengineering techniques(see post November 4, Engineering snow in China). [...]