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For Merchants of Doubt |
Errata
- P. 67 - Neutral pH is listed as 6; it should be 7.
- P. 244, 7th line from the bottom is missing from the sentence beginning with “they do not normally organize petitions…” The missing line is: “…know anything about the topic under investigations. Yet, in 1997, Fred Seitz…”
- P. 266 - We attribute the quote “There is no such thing as a free lunch” to John Maynard Keynes. Evidently, the actual source of this quote is unknown.
- P. 184, second paragraph - In the sentence which reads “...showing that there had been a warming since 1980...” the phrase “since 1980” should be removed.
- P. 29 - Beryllium is described as a “heavy metal”. It is, in fact, the second lightest metal.
- Russell Seitz has raised concerns about the summary of his arguments on p.62. While the excerpt from his article is paraphrased, the meaning is intact.
- P. 21, line 14 from the bottom, the word "additive" should be corrected to "addictive."
- P. 276, line 17 from the bottom, Tony Heymet's last name should be corrected to Haymet.
- Arthur Sulzburger's last name should be corrected to Sulzberger
- P. 146, the sentence beginning "The Science Mob" should read "The Science Mob," from the New Republic, recounted the David Baltimore case, where a collaborator of Dr. Baltimore was accused of falsifying experimental results, and..."
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