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About Kelvin Droegemeier, Wikipedia, University of Oklahoma

Dr. Droegemeier’s forthcoming book, Demystifying the Academic Research Enterprise

My past interviews with presidential science advisors:

* John H. Marburger III — George W. Bush

* John H. Gibbons — Bill Clinton

* Neal Lane — Bill Clinton

* George Keyworth II — Ronald Reagan

* Frank Press — Jimmy Carter

* Edward E. David, Jr. — Richard Nixon

* Donald Hornig — Lyndon Johnson

For further reading:

Pielke Jr. R. & Klein, R. 2009. The rise and fall of the science advisor to the president of the United States. Minerva, 47:7-29. (PDF)

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Episode notes:

* Hohenkammer Workshop report

* A Primer on Egregious Errors in IPCC WG2 on Disasters, published ~3 weeks before the London debate

* The misleading graph inserted into the IPCC report

* The Sunday Times article that motivated the London debate

* My debate with IPCC AR4 WG2 co-chair Christopher Field on BBC Newsnight, the same week as the London debate

* Foreign Policy’s Guide to Climate Skeptics (2010)

* Full audio of the London debate, large file (.wav)

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* A tip from an IPCC insider (link)

* Several follow up Twitter threads (here and here)

* Upcoming online discussion of university climate education (register here, free)

* A “cap-tie” rule for elite trans athletes (link)

* Reasonable accommodations for inclusion of trans athletes in elite sport (link)

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