"Mann is also now on the editorial board of the `Journal of Climate' and was a guest editor for a special issue of `Climatic Change'. He is also a `referee' for the journals Nature, Science, Climatic Change, Geophysical Research Letters, Journal of Climate, JGR-Oceans, JGR-Atmospheres, Paleo oceanography, Eos, International Journal of Climatology, and NSF, NOAA, and DOE grant programs. (In the `peer review' system of science, the role of
- anonymous referee confers the power to reject papers
He was appointed as a `Scientific Adviser' to the U.S. Government (White House OSTP) on climate change issues.
Mann lists his `popular media exposure' as including -
- "CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, CNN headline news, BBC, NPR, PBS (NOVA/FRONTLINE), WCBS, Time,
- Newsweek, Life, US News & World Report, Economist, Scientific American, Science News, Science,
- Rolling Stone, Popular Science, USA Today, New York Times, New York Times (Science Times),
- Washington Post, Boston Globe, London Times, Irish Times, AP, UPI, Reuters,
and numerous other television/print media" [17].
Mann's career highlights a serious problem with the modern climate sciences, namely the `star' system where high-profile scientists are
- promoted swiftly to influential positions in the industry.
- Such a star system
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