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Letters: The Met Office answers Rupert Darwall, and a defence of Bolívar

20 July 2013

9:00 AM

20 July 2013

9:00 AM

Wild weather

Sir: Weather and climate science is not an emotional or political issue — even though emotions and politics run high around it, as illustrated in Rupert Darwall’s article (‘Bad weather’, 13 July). However, it is important that opinions are rooted in evidence, and the article contains numerous errors and misrepresentations about the Met Office and its science.

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