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#[[Michael Mann]] is a well known global warming alarmist who is ridiculed for his so-called scientific work on tree ring temperature data, the Hockey Stick theory and was the subject of fraud in the [[Climategate]] scandal. Wikipedia decides not to allow any mention of his involvement with Climategate. Any mention of Climategate is immediately removed from Mann's page. [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Michael_E._Mann&diff=prev&oldid=332744981]

#[[Michael Mann]] is a well known global warming alarmist who is ridiculed for his so-called scientific work on tree ring temperature data, the Hockey Stick theory and was the subject of fraud in the [[Climategate]] scandal. Wikipedia decides not to allow any mention of his involvement with Climategate. Any mention of Climategate is immediately removed from Mann's page. [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Michael_E._Mann&diff=prev&oldid=332744981]

#The Wikipedia article [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attorney_General_of_Virginia%27s_climate_science_investigation Attorney General of Virginia's climate science investigation] covers conservative [[Ken Cuccinelli]]'s investigation of Michael Mann while he was on the faculty of the [[University of Virginia]].  The article immediately characterizes Cuccinelli as a "conservative Republican party politician and global warming skeptic."  The article then describes the "Initial Public Reaction" as being against Cuccinelli's investigation without quoting sources that supported the investigation.

#The Wikipedia article [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attorney_General_of_Virginia%27s_climate_science_investigation Attorney General of Virginia's climate science investigation] covers conservative [[Ken Cuccinelli]]'s investigation of Michael Mann while he was on the faculty of the [[University of Virginia]].  The article immediately characterizes Cuccinelli as a "conservative Republican party politician and global warming skeptic."  The article then describes the "Initial Public Reaction" as being against Cuccinelli's investigation without quoting sources that supported the investigation.

# Wikipedia defines ''Denialism'' as "choosing to deny reality as a way to avoid an uncomfortable truth". It then gives as two of its main examples, Exxon-Mobil contributing to climate change research, and the Bush Administration's refusal to submit the Kyoto Protocol for ratification.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denialism]

# Wikipedia defines ''Denialism'' as "choosing to deny reality as a way to avoid an uncomfortable truth". It then gives as two of its main examples, Exxon-Mobil contributing to climate change research, and the Bush Administration's refusal to submit the Kyoto Protocol for ratification.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denialism]