Measured by number of comments posted, Kevin C's HadCRUT3: Cool or Uncool? and greenman3610's Scientist Sets Record Straight on Medieval Warming Research were the most popular and/or controversial articles d this past week, Ari Jokimäki's New research from last week 12/2012 also garnered a goodly number of comments. Ari's creative introdcutions to this weekly feature is worth the price of admission.
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