Joseph Conklin, a meteorologist with expertise in the analysis of surface weather observations, has launched a website to help promote alternative scientific views on climate change...
February 24, 2007 (Press Release) --
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02.24.07
METEOROLGIST LAUNCHES CLIMATEPOLICE.COM
Website to promote alternate views on climate change
(Trenton, NJ)...Joseph Conklin, a meteorologist with expertise in the analysis of surface weather observations, has launched a website to help promote alternative scientific views on climate change. He believes these views have been overshadowed and even wrongly criticized by sensationalist news stories.
"The goal of the website is to show the public that other research on climate change exists and the debate is not over. In science, alternate views should always be welcomed, not silenced," Conklin states.
While research on either side of the climate change debate can be submitted to the website, only those not linked to any political group will be accepted.
"Scientific research should be apolitical. Extremist groups have promoted global warming as their primary political issue. I want this website to help correct that."
Climatepolice.com will continue to evolve, Conklin states. Future enhancements, such as a blog and videos, will be added soon.
Mr. Conklin has over 14 years experience collecting and analyzing surface weather observations. He has additional experience in radar/lightning analysis, wind shear detection, and software development. Mr. Conklin holds a meteorology degree from Rutgers University and an interdisciplinary degree from Monmouth University where his master's thesis involved climate studies with lightning and severe storms. He also operates NiceWeather.com, a website specializing in monthly weather forecasts.
02.24.07
METEOROLGIST LAUNCHES CLIMATEPOLICE.COM
Website to promote alternate views on climate change
(Trenton, NJ)...Joseph Conklin, a meteorologist with expertise in the analysis of surface weather observations, has launched a website to help promote alternative scientific views on climate change. He believes these views have been overshadowed and even wrongly criticized by sensationalist news stories.
"The goal of the website is to show the public that other research on climate change exists and the debate is not over. In science, alternate views should always be welcomed, not silenced," Conklin states.
While research on either side of the climate change debate can be submitted to the website, only those not linked to any political group will be accepted.
"Scientific research should be apolitical. Extremist groups have promoted global warming as their primary political issue. I want this website to help correct that."
Climatepolice.com will continue to evolve, Conklin states. Future enhancements, such as a blog and videos, will be added soon.
Mr. Conklin has over 14 years experience collecting and analyzing surface weather observations. He has additional experience in radar/lightning analysis, wind shear detection, and software development. Mr. Conklin holds a meteorology degree from Rutgers University and an interdisciplinary degree from Monmouth University where his master's thesis involved climate studies with lightning and severe storms. He also operates NiceWeather.com, a website specializing in monthly weather forecasts.
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