the names on the 650 list

For Justin Berk, see here . He's a TV met with a B.S. from Cornell. He also hangs out on right-wing newspaper sites (Examiner) and bought a weekly time slot on right-wing squawk radio (WCBM) to flog the anti-AGW story. His attitude invites the obvious name rhyme. Although he can talk a good game, his writing indicates he has never heard of grammar or even spell-check.

Regarding your overall count of the scientists, ( http://650list.blogspot.com/2008/12/names-on-650-list.html ) it is mostly correct, but you made at least one critical error which shows a lack of thoroughness on your part. You included several scientists in your overall count as “skeptical” who were very clearly noted to be “non-skeptics.” I'm over 1800 names now, including all 619 from IPCC AR4 working group 1. I have NOT added all the 604/650 names from Morano's list, nor the 1700 names on the Union of Concerned Scientists' 2008 statement in favor of prompt action on GHG reductions. (I do have a file of the UCS list extracted and formatted as Lastname, Firstname for sorting and cross-checking.) Lately I've been tracing who signed any of nine public declarations - five from skeptics (Manhattan Declaration, Dec. 2007 open letter to Ban Ki-Moon, etc.) and four from climate activists (UCS 2008 letter, 2007 Bali Climate Declaration, "State of Climate Science" from 2003, and a Canadian letter), plus the names of the ten RealClimate authors, and the 16 people interviewed in the film "The Great Global Warming Swindle.

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