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Heißer Tanz im Kältewinter - wie Fehler und Verdächtigungen die Klimaforschung in eine Vertrauenskrise stürzten – Volker Mrasek

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2010
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1
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German

CATEGORY: feature TITLE: Heißer Tanz im Kältewinter - wie Fehler und Verdächtigungen die Klimaforschung in eine Vertrauenskrise stürzten AUTHOR: Volker Mrasek PRODUCTION: Deutschlandfunk YEAR: 2010 DESCRIPTION: Ein mittleres Erdbeben erschüttert die Klimaforschung. Zuerst dringen Computerhacker in einen Rechner der University of East Anglia und verbreiten gestohlene E-Mails von Wissenschaftlern im Internet. Dann steht auch noch der IPCC, der Klimarat der Vereinten Nationen, am Pranger. In seinem jüngsten Report von 2007 werden gleich mehrere Fehler entdeckt

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  1. Heißer Tanz im Kältewinter - wie Fehler und Verdächtigungen die Klimaforschung in eine Vertrauenskrise stürzten

    No date given · No. 2010 · 29 min

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  1. Heißer Tanz im Kältewinter - wie Fehler und Verdächtigungen die Klimaforschung in eine Vertrauenskrise stürzten – Volker Mrasek (2010)

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