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Unfortunately, I'm having trouble finding the source. It was quite some time ago that I read it. It's certainly possible that it was a public communicator perip
by dumpsterdiver 3y ago
Unfortunately, I'm having trouble finding the source. It was quite some time ago that I read it. It's certainly possible that it was a public communicator peripheral of the people working on the actual science who made the comment, and not the scientists themselves.
I'll poke around a bit more and try to find the source. If I find it I'll add it as a response to this comment.
- dumpsterdiver 3y agoUpdate: I didn't find the source. The closest I found was an article featuring a prominent climate change scientist lamenting about other scientists overstating the issue, on the basis that when people find out it was overblown they would lose trust in whole idea. The scientist herself did not however, overstate the issue - she advocated a conservative approach to communicating with the public.