Can peer review be corrupted? Why yes, yes it can.
Can bad news be suppressed? Alas, not any more. (Those damn interwebz!)
Can you pass this fun climate science quiz?
Mark Spahn (West Seneca, NY)
Note from KBJ: What we're seeing, my friends (I got that from John McCain), is the working of Keith's Law. By now, I'm sure, you can state it from memory. But for those of you who've either never heard of it or forgotten it, it goes like this: Authoritativeness is inversely proportional to partisanship. The scientists involved in the East Anglia scandal have done more to delegitimize science than almost anything I can imagine. Good work, "scientists"! It won't be long before you have no more credibility than scientologists.
Keith Burgess-Jackson, J.D., Ph.D. 