A second translation of A Scientific Guide to the 'Skeptics Handbook' is now available, this time into Italian. Many thanks to Italian scientist Luigi Ciattaglia who did the translation. Luigi also asked if it was possible to have an Italian version that he could print out so there's also an A4 printable version of the Italian translation.Just to let you know a little about Luigi, he was a meteorologist with the Italian Met Service, starting measurements of CO2 at Mount Cimone in Italy. He then became a senior scientist at the Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate (ISAC) of the Italian National Research Council. In 1992, he installed a station in Lampedusa, Sicily, to measure greenhouse gases and ozone. He’s also worked in Antarctica, installing a station to measure stratospheric ozone and UV at Belgrano in 1992 and a CO2 monitoring station at the Antarctic station Jubany in 1994. He gets around!
