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A Sustainable Oregon |
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Equal opportunity for all Oregonians |
Putting average citizens first in all government actions |
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Maximize Oregonian's standard of living |
Government encourages, rather than inhibits competition |
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Maximum access to plentiful jobs |
Government that welcomes all non polluting industries |
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Fast and low cost transportation that is self financing |
Ending government discrimination against cars. |
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Maximum opportunity for jobs creation |
Limit regulations to those for safety and fraud prevention |
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Government based on sound principles and science |
Outreach to ordinary people not special interests |
FOIA said
We feel that climate science is, in the current situation, too important to be kept under wraps.
We hereby release a random selection of correspondence, code, and documents.
Hopefully it will give some insight into the science and the people behind it.
This is a limited time offer, download now: http://ftp.tomcity.ru/incoming/free/FOI2009.zip
Sample:
0926010576.txt * Mann: working towards a common goal
1189722851.txt * Jones: “try and change the Received date!”
0924532891.txt * Mann vs. CRU
0847838200.txt * Briffa & Yamal 1996: “too much growth in recent years makes it difficult to derive a valid age/growth curve”
0926026654.txt * Jones: MBH dodgy ground
1225026120.txt * CRU’s truncated temperature curve
1059664704.txt * Mann: dirty laundry
1062189235.txt * Osborn: concerns with MBH uncertainty
0926947295.txt * IPCC scenarios not supposed to be realistic
0938018124.txt * Mann: “something else” causing discrepancies
0939154709.txt * Osborn: we usually stop the series in 1960
0933255789.txt * WWF report: beef up if possible
0998926751.txt * “Carefully constructed” model scenarios to get “distinguishable results”
0968705882.txt * CLA: “IPCC is not any more an assessment of published science but production of results”
1075403821.txt * Jones: Daly death “cheering news”
1029966978.txt * Briffa – last decades exceptional, or not?
1092167224.txt * Mann: “not necessarily wrong, but it makes a small difference” (factor 1.29)
1188557698.txt * Wigley: “Keenan has a valid point”
1118949061.txt * we’d like to do some experiments with different proxy combinations
1120593115.txt * I am reviewing a couple of papers on extremes, so that I can refer to them in the chapter for AR4
This appears to be one of the first notices of the files being on the Internet. It
was posted on November 17, 2009 at 9:57 pm on http://noconsensus.wordpress.com/2009/11/13/open-
(Note that the file names are Unix style dates)