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Restore the world's ocean pH measurements

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Doug Blair
11 years ago

This is stupid. The data sets are publicly available right here: https://www.nodc.noaa.gov

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Jack Gibson
11 years ago

Facts are facts, to omit some to make your point is wrong.

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Jack Gibson
11 years ago

Facts are facts, to omit some to make your point is wrong.

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pauline young
11 years ago

another disgusting example of the duplicity and deception of some in science

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pauline young
11 years ago

another disgusting example of the duplicity and deception of some in science

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Mark Strand
11 years ago

Science demands all of the data!

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Mark Strand
11 years ago

Science demands all of the data!

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Thomas Murton
11 years ago

this fraud must not go unchallenged.

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Thomas Murton
11 years ago

this fraud must not go unchallenged.

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Jan Braam
11 years ago

science should combat superstition, instead of reinforcing it.

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Jan Braam
11 years ago

science should combat superstition, instead of reinforcing it.

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Bill Hough
11 years ago

The fudging of numbers in the name of "ocean acidification," "global warming," or "climate change" is a disgrace to true science which is based on constant research and a willingness to discared theories disproved by evidence. Galileo could relate.

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Bill Hough
11 years ago Featured

The fudging of numbers in the name of "ocean acidification," "global warming," or "climate change" is a disgrace to true science which is based on constant research and a willingness to discared theories disproved by evidence. Galileo could relate.

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mike eustace
11 years ago

Good work Mr. Wallace

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mike eustace
11 years ago

Good work Mr. Wallace

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Gerry Morrow
11 years ago

Science should be open and scientists, especially government scientists inputting into public policy should be obliged, as a disciplinary matter, to reveal all their methods and data and any omissions and the reasons for them in published papers

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Gerry Morrow
11 years ago Featured

Science should be open and scientists, especially government scientists inputting into public policy should be obliged, as a disciplinary matter, to reveal all their methods and data and any omissions and the reasons for them in published papers

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Tim McCracken
11 years ago

As usual supposed climate "scientists" selectively show the only the data that support their narrative.

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Tim McCracken
11 years ago

As usual supposed climate "scientists" selectively show the only the data that support their narrative.

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James Cook
11 years ago

In general, I would like to see much less secondary research based on climate models that can't accurately be tied to future climate, and are therefore unverifyable.