way to compete in this global marketplace where increasingly an understanding of science and technology is going to determine how competitive we are. and these are standards that are being updated, right? the idea is if you use old standards, before many of the climate models have gotten better and better over the years before we had the temperature data, this is like a pretty central salient scientific fact about the world in this moment that it s a little ridiculous. it s not a little ridiculous. it s crazy not to teach this in schools. that s right. the first standards were developed back in 1996. i was still a graduate student. in the time since those standards were developed, we have learned how to clone animals. we have completely sequenced the human genome. we have discovered planets outside our solar system. the iphone that i have in my pocket is more powerful than the computer i did my number crunching on for my ph.d research back in the 1990s.
in this global marketplace, where science and technology will determine how competitive we are. these are standards being updated, right? the idea is if you use old standards before many of the climate models got better and better, the temperature data, this is a pretty central salient scientific fact about the world that is a little ridiculous. it is crazy not to teach this in schools. that s right. the first standards were developed in 1996. i was still a graduate student. in the time since the standards were developed, we have learned how to clone animals. we have completely sequenced the human genome. we found planets outside our solar system. it is a completely different world. and if we do not accept that, if
where science and technology will determine how competitive we are. these are standards being updated, right? the idea is if you use old standards before many of the climate models got better and better, the temperature data, this is a pretty central salient scientific fact about the world that is a little ridiculous. it is crazy not to teach this in schools. that s right. the first standards were developed in 1996. i was still a graduate student. in the time since the standards were developed, we have learned how to clone animals. we have completely sequenced the human genome. we found planets outside our solar system. it is a completely different world.
cuccinelli issued a subpoena for e-mails, notes drafts and other research. he did not have the legal authority to demand such records. he spent $570,000 in legal fees, raised from private funds. cuccinelli used taxpayer dollars for his side of the fight. he did so to destroy and discredit one of the most prominent people in the scientific community. a scientist who is warning us what is happening to our earth, global warming. which is shown in this video covering the past few decades, all that s supported from temperature data from nasa. ken cuccinelli decided to wage w
he did not have the legal authority to demand such records. he spent $570,000 in legal fees, raised from private funds. cuccinelli used taxpayer dollars for his side of the fight. he did so to destroy and discredit one of the most prominent people in the scientific community. a scientist who is warning us what is happening to our earth, global warming. which is shown in this video covering the past few decades, all that s supported from temperature data from nasa. ken cuccinelli decided to wage war. michael mann from penn state university joins me.