I thought that the Alan Carlin story — the ‘suppressed’ climate change skeptic at EPA — was over.
After the initial debunkings, the story kept going, but then I thought the NYT really put it to rest in late September. Apparently not for everyone.
Carlin, many have noted, is an economist at EPA, not a climate scientist. He has one Ph.D. – in economics. But that’s no matter. The Wall Street Journal’s Kimberley Strassel wanted more on the story, and wrote this. Strassel refers to Carlin as a “career EPA scientist.” What a scoop!
