Difference between revisions of "Stephen McIntyre"
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*[http://climateaudit.org/ ClimateAudit], Stephen McIntyre's blog. | *[http://climateaudit.org/ ClimateAudit], Stephen McIntyre's blog. | ||
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To Settle Debate On Past Climates] by Antonio Regalado | To Settle Debate On Past Climates] by Antonio Regalado | ||
[[category: scientists]] | [[category: scientists]] | ||
Revision as of 22:06, May 28, 2007
Stephen McIntyre is Canadian policy analyst. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in pure mathematics from the University of Toronto, and a graduate degree in mathematical economics from Oxford University. He and economist Ross McKitrick discovered serious flaws in the temperature reconstruction of the past 1000 years done by Michael Mann and his colleagues at RealClimate.
See Also
- ClimateAudit, Stephen McIntyre's blog.
- [http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB115098487133887497-9xz9b93t95bYlo2hrnsy2XVPi6Y_20060630.html Panel Study Fails
To Settle Debate On Past Climates] by Antonio Regalado