SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Outsiders Inside The Climate Debate

Skeptical scientists turn to the Internet to poke holes in global-change models.

by Neil Munro

Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009


Global-warming skeptics say they've found two new cracks in the foundation for the argument that humans are significantly warming the planet, and they're using the fissures to weaken confidence in the quality and openness of international climate research.

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