New York Times Shills for Climate Change Industry

The New York Times puts yet another nail in its coffin, "That Climate Change E-Mail":

The theft of thousands of private e-mail messages and files from computer servers at a leading British climate research center has been a political windfall for skeptics who claim the documents prove that mainstream scientists have conspired to overstate the case for human influence on climate change.

They are using the e-mail to blast the Obama administration’s climate policies. And they clearly hope that the e-mail will undermine negotiations for a new climate change treaty that begin in Copenhagen this week.

No one should be misled by all the noise. The e-mail messages represent years’ worth of exchanges among prominent American and British climatologists. Some are mean-spirited, others intemperate. But they don’t change the underlying scientific facts about climate change.

Right.

Folks should read this long piece at Climate Depot, "Climategate Professor to Skeptic on Live BBC TV: ‘What an Assh*le’." (Via.)

The fallout for the climate hucksters is so bad that it's doubtful "science" itself can recovery. See Mark Steyn, "The ‘science’ of global warming: These leaked documents reveal the greatest scientific scandal of our times—and a tragedy."

Image Credit: Voting Female Speaks!, "Climategate bigger than Watergate; Al Gore’s Credibility is Permanently Destroyed."