Lovley

Right now I just hope Mark Wahlberg learned to act a bit better before he shot his scenes in Peter Jackson's "Lovley Bones" …

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Perhaps Lovley is angling for a slot on the Wall Street Journal's edit page.

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In a sane world they would prompt a retraction and an apology from Politico, not to mention professional embarrassment for every reporter who shares an office with Lovley.

David Roberts: Politico Reporter Erika Lovley Embarrasses Politico, Self, Profession of Journalism, Humanity 2008

Yes, Lovley is seriously citing the "petition project" from the Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine, which was roundly debunked way back when it first surfaced in 1998 and has been debunked dozens of times since (see, e.g., the National Academy of Sciences, MIT's John Tirman, RealClimate, Tim Lambert, or the Union of Concerned Scientists).

David Roberts: Politico Reporter Erika Lovley Embarrasses Politico, Self, Profession of Journalism, Humanity 2008

The most notable feature of this "growing accumulation of global cooling science" is that Lovley doesn't cite a single piece of it.

David Roberts: Politico Reporter Erika Lovley Embarrasses Politico, Self, Profession of Journalism, Humanity 2008

Lovley tells us that a "small, growing number of scientists" are questioning the consensus on warming.

David Roberts: Politico Reporter Erika Lovley Embarrasses Politico, Self, Profession of Journalism, Humanity 2008

Already, the U.S. Department of Defense has expressed interest in using the device to power its monitoring devices on the ocean floor; Lovley says that could happen as soon as a year from now.

Periscope 2007

But Lovley and colleagues are working on these glitches, searching for more efficient materials to use as electrodes and utilizing nanotechnology to get more surface area on the electrode, resulting in more power.

Periscope 2007

Already, the U.S. Department of Defense has expressed interest in using the device to power its monitoring devices on the ocean floor; Lovley says that could happen as soon as a year from now.

Periscope 2007

But Lovley and colleagues are working on these glitches, searching for more efficient materials to use as electrodes and utilizing nanotechnology to get more surface area on the electrode, resulting in more power.

Periscope 2007