Oreskes

In a resounding rebuke, Neuendorf wrote that Oreskes’ and Supran’s analysis, “lacks reliability, validity, objectivity, generalizability, and replicability.

Times staff writers Benjamin Oreskes and Emily Alpert Reyes contributed to this report.

By fall 2016, editors were warning HR staffers and their superiors that Oreskes' conduct had an issue, though few had details to offer.

Oreskes was warned about his behavior by NPR's top attorney, Jonathan Hart, who said it could not recur.

The AP had one complaint of “unwelcome and inappropriate verbal communication” while Oreskes was at the news organization.

According to Oreskes and Conway, Seitz believed passionately in science and technology as the basis for modern health and wealth, but was disappointed that others did not share this view.

Naomi Oreskes and Erik Conway say that Singer was involved in the Reagan administration 's efforts to prevent regulatory action to reduce acid rain.

Oreskes and Conway were critical of Seitz's involvement in the tobacco industry.