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The '''Climategate media coverage''' refers to the [[Journalism|journalistic]] methods used by the the [[Mainstream media]] to deceive the public from learning more specific details about the [[Climategate]] scandal, and the [[censorship]] practices used by various sources for information both [[United States|nationally]] and world wide. As details emerged from the scandal—the revealed data, e-mails and manipulated code sets—Climategate media coverage in the news was dismal, particularly from the Mainstream media, but also assisted by the liberal [[Wikipedia]], which tried to hide the story by calling it the "Climatic Research Unit e-mail hacking incident."<ref>Allie Duzett. [http://www.aim.org/aim-column/media-ignore-climate-science-scandal/ Media Ignore Climate Science Scandal], [[Accuracy In Media]], November 23, 2009.</ref> As details emerged from the [[Climategate]] scandal, Climatic Research Unit (CRU) scientists at the University of East Anglia were exposed, but the [[Liberal media|liberal media]] attempted to bury the story and discount it as the work of computer hackers illegally stealing data. Climategate media coverage was a profoundly bizarre situation, and it showed just how [[bias]] the liberal media has become in order to advance their environmental agenda, all of which are problems that have been uncovered from the Climategate scandal.

 

The '''Climategate media coverage''' refers to the [[Journalism|journalistic]] methods used by the the [[Mainstream media]] to deceive the public from learning more specific details about [[Climategate]], and the [[censorship]] practices used by various sources for information both [[United States|nationally]] and from other [[Nation state|nations]] around the [[world]]. As details emerged from the scandal—the revealed data, e-mails and manipulated code sets—Climategate news and media coverage was dismal, particularly from the Mainstream media, but also assisted by the liberal [[Wikipedia]], which tried to downplay the real story by calling Climategate the "Climatic Research Unit e-mail hacking incident."<ref>Allie Duzett. [http://www.aim.org/aim-column/media-ignore-climate-science-scandal/ Media Ignore Climate Science Scandal], [[Accuracy In Media]], November 23, 2009.</ref>  

 

 

 

As details emerged from the [[Climategate#Climategate_scandal|Climategate scandal]], Climatic Research Unit (CRU) scientists at the University of East Anglia were exposed, but the [[Liberal media|liberal media]] attempted to bury the story and discount it as the work of computer hackers illegally stealing data. Climategate media coverage was a profoundly bizarre situation, and it showed just how [[bias]] the [[liberal media]] has become in order to advance their environmental agenda, all of which are problems that have been uncovered from the Climategate scandal.

==Climategate cover-up==

==Climategate cover-up==