In the cool, steel-blue light of 1995 Los Angeles, Neil McCauley
During the deadly heat wave of July 1995, the Midwest saw meteorological readings that rivaled the Amazon jungle.
The scientific community's response was to treat the criticism seriously but to ultimately find the hockey stick's primary conclusion robust. The first major test was the , a comprehensive investigation by a panel of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences (NAS), chaired by Professor Gerald North.
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