This is a wonderful reference, Big. Highly recommended for people who want quality science and best practice proof. It also details how so called “science” can fail when the review mechanisms don’t work – and when arseholes like Andrew Blot take up the material with vigour.
You may be interested in our discussion with Mark Lawson (AFR) that is in the comments thread of The Conversation article. I am an astronomer by trade but John Hunter (who co-authored the article) is a sea level expert. The Conversation article is, in part, based on a comment that was just published in Coastal Engineering (Hunter & Brown 2013).
Window Dresser's Arms, Pig & Whistle 
So am I; but, it’s a secret!?
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I saw that clip when it first came out. Unfortunately it won’t play well here – stops and starts etc.
But it is a good one and should have hung around for a lot longer.
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Classic, Emmjay.
If you’re interested in climate science, written by non-climate scientists, then have a look at this: https://theconversation.edu.au/peer-review-isnt-perfect-and-the-media-doesnt-always-help-11318
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This is a wonderful reference, Big. Highly recommended for people who want quality science and best practice proof. It also details how so called “science” can fail when the review mechanisms don’t work – and when arseholes like Andrew Blot take up the material with vigour.
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You may be interested in our discussion with Mark Lawson (AFR) that is in the comments thread of The Conversation article. I am an astronomer by trade but John Hunter (who co-authored the article) is a sea level expert. The Conversation article is, in part, based on a comment that was just published in Coastal Engineering (Hunter & Brown 2013).
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