Sentences with phrase «by climatologist michael»

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Hanley does acknowledge that Michaels was originally appointed state climatologist by Gov. John Dalton in 1980.

Katherine K. Hanley, the secretary of the commonwealth, wrote University of Virginia President John T. Casteen III on Thursday, asking that Michaels «avoid any conflict of interest or appearance thereof by scrupulously avoiding the use of the title of state climatologist in con - nection with any outside activities or private consulting endeavors.»

In her letter, Hanley asked that Michaels «avoid any conflict of interest or appearance thereof by scrupulously avoiding the use of the title of state climatologist in connection with any outside activities or private consulting endeavors.»

While Michaels referred to himself as the State Climatologist for Virginia, in August 2006 the Governor, Timothy M. Kaine, clarified that the appointment was one by the University for its accredited climatology office but not an appointment by the state administration.

While Michaels had been appointed to the position in 1980 by the then Governor John Dalton, in 2000 the American Association of State Climatologists assumed responsibility for certifying cClimatologists assumed responsibility for certifying climatologistsclimatologists.

Using a climate calculator and model developed by the EPA, climatologists Paul Knappenberger and Pat Michaels project that the EPA's climate regulations will mitigate 0.02 of a degree Celsius warming by the end of the century.

In the Preface to Climate of Extremes former Virginia State Climatologist Michaels describes how he and other state climatologists were stripped of their titles, and jobs, and told by their governors to à cents â?

It's the latter detail which has led former Virginia State Climatologist Pat Michaels — one of the skeptics who might have been affected by Shukla's proposed RICO prosecutions — to describe this as «the largest science scandal in US history.»

«Michaels» role as state climatologist — a role that we feel ought to be completely neutral — seems compromised by his other interests.»

You'll quickly run across Pat Michaels, the University of Virginia climatologist and author of Meltdown: The Predictable Distortion of Global Warming by Scientists, Politicians and the Media.

Chris Folland, presentation to climatologists, August 13, 1991, Sound and Fury: The Science and Politics of Global Warming by Patrick Michaels (Cato Institute, 1992), p. 83