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Global Warming Tmln

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  1. (2001 and After): NOAA Scientists’ Communications with Congress Screened by NOAA ‘Policy Shop’
  2. March 2004-October 2006: NOAA Delays Report on Coral Bleaching
  3. (May 2004): NOAA Official Pushes Public Affairs Officer to Undercut Statements by Agency Scientists
  4. Late September 2005: NOAA Asks Scientists Not to Use Term ‘Climate Change’ in Titles and Abstracts of Papers Presented at CO2 Conference
  5. (Spring 2005): Bush Appointee Instructs Two NOAA Scientists Not to Give Their Opinions on Global Warming to Media
  6. 1998: Petition Calling on US to Reject Kyoto Protocol Employs Misleading Tactics
  7. (Late April 2006 or May 2006): Bush Appointees Review and Edit Scientists’ Communications to Congress
  8. (2004): NOAA Public Affairs Officer Pressured to Silence Scientists
  9. October 2003: Pentagon Report Predicts Global Warming Will Result in Resource Wars, Chaos
  10. (Mid-September 2004): NOAA Public Affairs Office Grants Interview Request with Climate Scientist Only on Condition that Minder is Present
  11. December 2005: Exxon-Funded Organization Publishes Book on Climate Change
  12. (Early 2006): NOAA Research Scientist Told that Anything Dealing with Climate Change Must be Cleared by White House
  13. June 2001: National Research Council Attributes Global Warming to Greenhouse Gases
  14. December 2003: American Geophysical Union Issues Statement Supporting View that Human Activity is Causing Global Warming
  15. (Late January 2006): NASA Officials Insist that Reporter’s Interview with Scientist be Monitored by Spokeswoman
  16. October 2004: Scientists Accuse Bush Administration Politicizing Science
  17. (January 2006): Bush Appointee Blocks Reporter’s Access to Climate Scientist
  18. Early 2006: NASA Terminates Satellite that Would Have Provided Data on Earth’s Changing Climate
  19. October 2002: Bush Official Edits Global Warming Report to Make it Less Alarming
  20. 2004: NASA Announces in Email that White House is Reviewing All ‘Climate Related Press Releases’
  21. (2001): Former ExxonMobil Lobbyist to Manage Energy Department’s Office of Climate Change Policy
  22. (2001): Energy Department Official Says Bush’s Withdrawal from Kyoto Based on Input from Oil Industry Representatives
  23. May 2002: EPA Admits Human Role in Global Warming
  24. (April 2001): Press Release on Global Warming Study Blocked by US Officials
  25. Fall 2002: Commerce Department Blocks News Release on Global Warming Study
  26. 2004: Commerce Department Blocks News Release on Global Warming Paper
  27. April 2003: White House Tries to Water Down EPA Report