More Dishonesty from Revkin’s Dot.Earth
Goldfarb mentions Andrew Revkin’s decision not to publish “private” — though publicly available — emails which cast the purveyors of climate change in a bad light. Just in case you were inclined to give Revkin the benefit of the doubt, here’s another small data-point on him.
Revkin’s blog is called Dot.Earth. Here’s his explanation of it:
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A War Too Rough
The war in Afghanistan began with clear ambitions: U.S. forces,
subsequently aided by Western allies, sought to kill or capture
al Qaeda militants who had used the country as a sanctuary. To
accomplish this the United States would drive the radical Islamic
Taliban government from their control of Afghanistan. [...]
Obama Is For Democracy, Except When He’s Not
From Obama’s presser today with Uribe:
Over the last several years, I think both Republicans and Democrats in the United States have recognized that we always want to stand with democracy, even if the results don’t always mean that the leaders of those countries are favorable to the United States — and that is a tradition [...]
