Rep. Lamar Smith Accused Scientists of “Altering” Data. Did They?
Days later he doubled down on his nonsense, issuing a statement literally accusing NOAA of “altering the data,” in an effort “to advance this administration’s extreme climate change agenda”. This is, quite simply, a strong-arm intimidation tactic. And it’s not just me who’s upset about it; Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, D-Texas, sent a severely reprimanding letter to Smith, and the American Meteorolo
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