Posted on April 8, 2008 by nicoleatbio
Or How TIME Eliminated Fairness In Reporting
As a former reporter and scientist I read Michael Grunwald’s recent story in TIME, The Clean Energy Scam with a certain amount of dismay. The New York Times calls Michael Grunwald, “a talented Washington Post reporter.” However talented Mr. Grunwald may be, in this story he has [...]
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Posted on February 22, 2008 by pwintersatbiodotorg
The papers published in Science two weeks ago continue to make headlines, as a quick search of Google News will show. Also this week, oil reached the $100 per barrel mark.
Meanwhile, debate over the Science papers continues, and some truths are out there, as we said when we began this public forum.
Nathanael Greene of the Natural [...]
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