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The biggest scandal to hit science in years: thousands of documents and emails are stolen then leaked on the eve of the UN climate summit in Copenhagen. What appears to be a conspiracy between scientists to boost the case for global warming is revealed. Fred Pearce, examines the personalities, the feuds and disagreements at the heart of climate science and raises disturbing questions about the way research is carried out into the most important international issue of our age.
"Fred Pearce has used his brilliant investigative skills to get to the heart of this issue. This book is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand what the hacked University of East Anglia emails mean - and what they don't" George Monbiot
Synopsis
It is the biggest scandal to hit global warming science in years. In November 2009 it emerged that thousands of documents and emails had been stolen from one of the top climate science centres in the world. The author tells the real inside story of the events leading up to the stealing of those fateful emails.
Book Details
Publisher:
Guardian Books
Publication Date:
16-Jun-2006
ISBN:
9780852652299
About this author
Fred Pearce is an environment writer and author of The Last Generation: How nature will take her revenge for climate change.