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Here's one possible answer: it's favored by chance:
The key insight is that the total size of population that can be supported depends on the proportion of cooperators: more cooperation means more food for all and a larger population. If, due to chance, there is a random increase in the number of cheats then there is not enough food to go around and total population size will decrease. Conversely, a random decrease in the number of cheats will allow the population to grow to a larger size, disproportionally benefitting the cooperators. In this way, the cooperators are favoured by chance, and are more likely to win in the long term.
Dr George Constable, soon to join the University of Bath from Princeton, uses the analogy of flipping a coin, where heads wins £20 but tails loses £10:
"Although the odds [of] winning or losing are the same, winning is more good than losing is bad. Random fluctuations in cheat numbers are exploited by the cooperators, who benefit more than they lose out."
The FBI is investigating. WikiLeaks promises there is more data to come. The political nature of this cyberattack means that Democrats and Republicans are trying to spin this as much as possible. Even so, we have to accept that someone is attacking our nation's computer systems in an apparent attempt to influence a presidential election. This kind of cyberattack targets the very core of our democratic process. And it points to the possibility of an even worse problem in November that our election systems and our voting machines could be vulnerable to a similar attack.
If the intelligence community has indeed ascertained that Russia is to blame, our government needs to decide what to do in response. This is difficult because the attacks are politically partisan, but it is essential. If foreign governments learn that they can influence our elections with impunity, this opens the door for future manipulations, both document thefts and dumps like this one that we see and more subtle manipulations that we don't see.
Retaliation is politically fraught and could have serious consequences, but this is an attack against our democracy. We need to confront Russian President Vladimir Putin in some way politically, economically or in cyberspace and make it clear that we will not tolerate this kind of interference by any government. Regardless of your political leanings this time, there's no guarantee the next country that tries to manipulate our elections will share your preferred candidates.
Even more important, we need to secure our election systems before autumn. If Putin's government has already used a cyberattack to attempt to help Trump win, there's no reason to believe he won't do it again especially now that Trump is inviting the "help."
Over the years, more and more states have moved to electronic voting machines and have flirted with Internet voting. These systems are insecure and vulnerable to attack.
But while computer security experts like me have sounded the alarm for many years, states have largely ignored the threat, and the machine manufacturers have thrown up enough obfuscating babble that election officials are largely mollified.
We no longer have time for that. We must ignore the machine manufacturers' spurious claims of security, create tiger teams to test the machines' and systems' resistance to attack, drastically increase their cyber-defenses and take them offline if we can't guarantee their security online.
Longer term, we need to return to election systems that are secure from manipulation. This means voting machines with voter-verified paper audit trails, and no Internet voting. I know it's slower and less convenient to stick to the old-fashioned way, but the security risks are simply too great.
There are other ways to attack our election system on the Internet besides hacking voting machines or changing vote tallies: deleting voter records, hijacking candidate or party websites, targeting and intimidating campaign workers or donors. There have already been multiple instances of political doxing publishing personal information and documents about a person or organization and we could easily see more of it in this election cycle. We need to take these risks much more seriously than before.
Government interference with foreign elections isn't new, and in fact, that's something the United States itself has repeatedly done in recent history. Using cyberattacks to influence elections is newer but has been done before, too most notably in Latin America. Hacking of voting machines isn't new, either. But what is new is a foreign government interfering with a U.S. national election on a large scale. Our democracy cannot tolerate it, and we as citizens cannot accept it.
Last April, the Obama administration issued an executive order outlining how we as a nation respond to cyberattacks against our critical infrastructure. While our election technology was not explicitly mentioned, our political process is certainly critical. And while they're a hodgepodge of separate state-run systems, together their security affects every one of us. After everyone has voted, it is essential that both sides believe the election was fair and the results accurate. Otherwise, the election has no legitimacy.
Election security is now a national security issue; federal officials need to take the lead, and they need to do it quickly.
This essay originally appeared in the Washington Post.]]>
Classic information security is a triad: confidentiality, integrity, and availability. You'll see it called "CIA," which admittedly is confusing in the context of national security. But basically, the three things I can do with your data are steal it (confidentiality), modify it (integrity), or prevent you from getting it (availability).
So far, Internet threats have largely been about confidentiality. These can be expensive; one survey estimated that data breaches cost an average of $3.8 million each. They can be embarrassing, as in the theft of celebrity photos from Apple's iCloud in 2014 or the Ashley Madison breach in 2015. They can be damaging, as when the government of North Korea stole tens of thousands of internal documents from Sony or when hackers stole data about 83 million customer accounts from JPMorgan Chase, both in 2014. They can even affect national security, as in the case of the Office of Personnel Management data breach by -- presumptively -- China in 2015.
On the Internet of Things, integrity and availability threats are much worse than confidentiality threats. It's one thing if your smart door lock can be eavesdropped upon to know who is home. It's another thing entirely if it can be hacked to allow a burglar to open the door -- or prevent you from opening your door. A hacker who can deny you control of your car, or take over control, is much more dangerous than one who can eavesdrop on your conversations or track your car's location.
With the advent of the Internet of Things and cyber-physical systems in general, we've given the Internet hands and feet: the ability to directly affect the physical world. What used to be attacks against data and information have become attacks against flesh, steel, and concrete.
Today's threats include hackers crashing airplanes by hacking into computer networks, and remotely disabling cars, either when they're turned off and parked or while they're speeding down the highway. We're worried about manipulated counts from electronic voting machines, frozen water pipes through hacked thermostats, and remote murder through hacked medical devices. The possibilities are pretty literally endless. The Internet of Things will allow for attacks we can't even imagine.
The increased risks come from three things: software control of systems, interconnections between systems, and automatic or autonomous systems. Let's look at them in turn:
Software Control. The Internet of Things is a result of everything turning into a computer. This gives us enormous power and flexibility, but it brings insecurities with it as well. As more things come under software control, they become vulnerable to all the attacks we've seen against computers. But because many of these things are both inexpensive and long-lasting, many of the patch and update systems that work with computers and smartphones won't work. Right now, the only way to patch most home routers is to throw them away and buy new ones. And the security that comes from replacing your computer and phone every few years won't work with your refrigerator and thermostat: on the average, you replace the former every 15 years, and the latter approximately never. A recent Princeton survey found 500,000 insecure devices on the Internet. That number is about to explode.
Interconnections. As these systems become interconnected, vulnerabilities in one lead to attacks against others. Already we've seen Gmail accounts compromised through vulnerabilities in Samsung smart refrigerators, hospital IT networks compromised through vulnerabilities in medical devices, and Target Corporation hacked through a vulnerability in its HVAC system. Systems are filled with externalities that affect other systems in unforeseen and potentially harmful ways. What might seem benign to the designers of a particular system becomes harmful when it's combined with some other system. Vulnerabilities on one system cascade into other systems, and the result is a vulnerability that no one saw coming and no one bears responsibility for fixing. The Internet of Things will make exploitable vulnerabilities much more common. It's simple mathematics. If 100 systems are all interacting with each other, that's about 5,000 interactions and 5,000 potential vulnerabilities resulting from those interactions. If 300 systems are all interacting with each other, that's 45,000 interactions. 1,000 systems: 12.5 million interactions. Most of them will be benign or uninteresting, but some of them will be very damaging.
Autonomy. Increasingly, our computer systems are autonomous. They buy and sell stocks, turn the furnace on and off, regulate electricity flow through the grid, and -- in the case of driverless cars -- automatically pilot multi-ton vehicles to their destinations. Autonomy is great for all sorts of reasons, but from a security perspective it means that the effects of attacks can take effect immediately, automatically, and ubiquitously. The more we remove humans from the loop, faster attacks can do their damage and the more we lose our ability to rely on actual smarts to notice something is wrong before it's too late.
We're building systems that are increasingly powerful, and increasingly useful. The necessary side effect is that they are increasingly dangerous. A single vulnerability forced Chrysler to recall 1.4 million vehicles in 2015. We're used to computers being attacked at scale -- think of the large-scale virus infections from the last decade -- but we're not prepared for this happening to everything else in our world.
Governments are taking notice. Last year, both Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and NSA Director Mike Rogers testified before Congress, warning of these threats. They both believe we're vulnerable.
This is how it was phrased in the DNI's 2015 Worldwide Threat Assessment: "Most of the public discussion regarding cyber threats has focused on the confidentiality and availability of information; cyber espionage undermines confidentiality, whereas denial-of-service operations and data-deletion attacks undermine availability. In the future, however, we might also see more cyber operations that will change or manipulate electronic information in order to compromise its integrity (i.e. accuracy and reliability) instead of deleting it or disrupting access to it. Decision-making by senior government officials (civilian and military), corporate executives, investors, or others will be impaired if they cannot trust the information they are receiving."
The DNI 2016 threat assessment included something similar: "Future cyber operations will almost certainly include an increased emphasis on changing or manipulating data to compromise its integrity (i.e., accuracy and reliability) to affect decision making, reduce trust in systems, or cause adverse physical effects. Broader adoption of IoT devices and AI -- in settings such as public utilities and healthcare -- will only exacerbate these potential effects."
Security engineers are working on technologies that can mitigate much of this risk, but many solutions won't be deployed without government involvement. This is not something that the market can solve. Like data privacy, the risks and solutions are too technical for most people and organizations to understand; companies are motivated to hide the insecurity of their own systems from their customers, their users, and the public; the interconnections can make it impossible to connect data breaches with resultant harms; and the interests of the companies often don't match the interests of the people.
Governments need to play a larger role: setting standards, policing compliance, and implementing solutions across companies and networks. And while the White House Cybersecurity National Action Plan says some of the right things, it doesn't nearly go far enough, because so many of us are phobic of any government-led solution to anything.
The next president will probably be forced to deal with a large-scale Internet disaster that kills multiple people. I hope he or she responds with both the recognition of what government can do that industry can't, and the political will to make it happen.
This essay previously appeared on Vice Motherboard.
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Looks like a clever design. Of course, it has to be outside the device; otherwise, it could be compromised along with the device. Note that this is still in the research design stage; there are no public prototypes.]]>
Abstract: This paper examines the National Security Agency, its compliance with legal constraints and its respect for civil liberties. But even if perfect compliance could be achieved, it is too paltry a goal. A good oversight system needs its institutions not just to support and enforce compliance but also to design good rules. Yet as will become evident, the offices that make up the NSA's compliance system are nearly entirely compliance offices, not policy offices; they work to improve compliance with existing rules, but not to consider the pros and cons of more individually-protective rules and try to increase privacy or civil liberties where the cost of doing so is acceptable. The NSA and the administration in which it sits have thought of civil liberties and privacy only in compliance terms. That is, they have asked only "Can we (legally) do X?" and not "Should we do X?" This preference for the can question over the should question is part and parcel, I argue, of a phenomenon I label "intelligence legalism," whose three crucial and simultaneous features are imposition of substantive rules given the status of law rather than policy; some limited court enforcement of those rules; and empowerment of lawyers. Intelligence legalism has been a useful corrective to the lawlessness that characterized surveillance prior to intelligence reform, in the late 1970s. But I argue that it gives systematically insufficient weight to individual liberty, and that its relentless focus on rights, and compliance, and law has obscured the absence of what should be an additional focus on interests, or balancing, or policy. More is needed; additional attention should be directed both within the NSA and by its overseers to surveillance policy, weighing the security gains from surveillance against the privacy and civil liberties risks and costs. That attention will not be a panacea, but it can play a useful role in filling the civil liberties gap intelligence legalism creates.
This is similar to what I wrote in Data and Goliath:
There are two levels of oversight. The first is strategic: are the rules we're imposing the correct ones? For example, the NSA can implement its own procedures to ensure that it's following the rules, but it should not get to decide what rules it should follow....
The other kind of oversight is tactical: are the rules being followed? Mechanisms for this kind of oversight include procedures, audits, approvals, troubleshooting protocols, and so on. The NSA, for example, trains its analysts in the regulations governing their work, audits systems to ensure that those regulations are actually followed, and has instituted reporting and disciplinary procedures for occasions when they're not.
It's not enough that the NSA makes sure there is a colorable legal interpretation that authorizes what they do. We need to make sure that their understanding of the law is shared with the outside world, and that what they're doing is a good idea.
EDITED TO ADD: The paper is from 2014. Also worth reading are these two related essays.]]>
Jack Goldsmith discusses the political implications.
The FBI is investigating. It's not unreasonable to expect the NSA has some additional intelligence on this attack, similarly to what they had on the North Korea attack on Sony.
EDITED TO ADD (7/27): More on the FBI's investigation. Another summary of the evidence pointing to Russia.]]>
Using basic website-tracking services, Der-Yeghiayan was able to uncover (via a reverse DNS search) the hosts of seven apparent KAT website domains: kickasstorrents.com, kat.cr, kickass.to, kat.ph, kastatic.com, thekat.tv and kickass.cr. This dug up two Chicago IP addresses, which were used as KAT name servers for more than four years. Agents were then able to legally gain a copy of the server's access logs (explaining why it was federal authorities in Chicago that eventually charged Vaulin with his alleged crimes).
Using similar tools, Homeland Security investigators also performed something called a WHOIS lookup on a domain that redirected people to the main KAT site. A WHOIS search can provide the name, address, email and phone number of a website registrant. In the case of kickasstorrents.biz, that was Artem Vaulin from Kharkiv, Ukraine.
Der-Yeghiayan was able to link the email address found in the WHOIS lookup to an Apple email address that Vaulin purportedly used to operate KAT. It's this Apple account that appears to tie all of pieces of Vaulin's alleged involvement together.
On July 31st 2015, records provided by Apple show that the me.com account was used to purchase something on iTunes. The logs show that the same IP address was used on the same day to access the KAT Facebook page. After KAT began accepting Bitcoin donations in 2012, $72,767 was moved into a Coinbase account in Vaulin's name. That Bitcoin wallet was registered with the same me.com email address.
Another article.]]>
So how might such an attack unfold? Step one, several months before mayhem is unleashed, is to get into the system. Financial institutions have endless virtual doors that could be used to trespass, but one of the easiest to force is still the front door. By getting someone who works at an FMI or a partner company to click on a corrupt link through a "phishing" attack (an attempt to get hold of sensitive information by masquerading as someone trustworthy), or stealing their credentials when they use public Wi-Fi, hackers can impersonate them and install malware to watch over employees' shoulders and see how the institution's system functions. This happened in the Carbanak case: hackers installed a "RAT" (remote-access tool) to make videos of employees' computers.
Step two is to study the system and set up booby traps. Once in, the gang quietly observes the quirks and defences of the system in order to plan the perfect attack from within; hackers have been known to sit like this for years. Provided they are not detected, they pick their places to plant spyware or malware that can be activated at the click of a button.
Step three is the launch. One day, preferably when there is already distracting market turmoil, they unleash a series of attacks on, say, multiple clearing houses.
The attackers might start with small changes, tweaking numbers in transactions as they are processed (Bank A gets credited $1,000, for example, but on the other side of the transaction Bank B is debited $0, or $900 or $100,000). As lots of erroneous payments travel the globe, and as it becomes clear that these are not just "glitches", eventually the entire system would be deemed unreliable. Unsure how much money they have, banks could not settle their books when markets close. Settlement is a legally defined, binding moment. Regulators and central banks would become agitated if they could not see how solvent the nation's banks were at the end of the financial day.
In many aspects of our society, as attackers become more powerful the potential for catastrophe increases. We need to ensure that the likelihood of catastrophe remains low.]]>


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The Hamilton Scores Saturday 24 May 2014
Let The Hamilton Scores become one of your regular fixtures with George's superb choice of music to accompany your Saturday morning. This week, George broadcasts from Lisbon.
Title: Symphony No. 6 In B Minor 'Pathetique' - Ii. Allegro Con Grazia
Composer: Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'Yich
Performer(s): Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra
Album: Tchaikovsky \ Rautavaara \ the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Mikko Franck
Duration: 8:34
Title: Portugal National Anthem Portugese A Portugesa
Composer: A Keil Arr By W L Reed
Performer(s): Regimental Band Of The Coldstream Guards
Album: National Anthems Vol 1 (recordno: Co74500)
Duration: 1:07
Title: Sunshine Bossa Nova
Composer: Saint-Saens, Camille
Performer(s): Scholl, Andreas (Counter-Tenor), Orlano & Die Underlosten
Album: Scholl Goes Pop
Duration: 4:19
Title: The Harmonious Blacksmith
Composer: Trad/Handel
Performer(s): Dordan
Album: Irish Traditional and Baroque
Duration: 4:52
Title: É Amor A Lei Suave
Composer: Mauricio, Jose
Performer(s): Sandra Mendeiros (Soprano), Joana Seara (Soprano), L'Avventura London
Album: 18th Century Portuguese Love Songs
Duration: 3:58
Title: Rosamunde (No.9) Wie Lebt Sichs So Frolich Im Grunen
Composer: Schubert, Franz
Performer(s): Chamber Orchestra Of Europe, Ernst Senff Chorus
Album: Schubert: Rosamunde ~~ C567510
Duration: 2:05
Title: Polacca
Composer: Mercadante, Saverio
Performer(s): James Galway (Flute), I Solisti Veneti
Album: Dances for Flute - James Galway
Duration: 5:12
Title: April In Portugal -- April In Portugal
Composer: Raul Ferrao/Jimmy Kennedy
Performer(s): Louis Armstrong (Trumpet & Vocal), Sy Oliver & His Orchestra
Album: Louis Armstrong - Satcmo Serenades ~~ Not Available
Duration: 2:45
Title: Piano Concerto No.2 In F Op.102 (2nd Movement)
Composer: Shostakovich, Dmitri
Performer(s): Denis Matsuev (Piano), Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra
Album: Shostakovich and Shchedrin Piano Concertos
Duration: 5:31
Title: Concerto Grosso Op.3 No.2 In B Flat (1st Movement) Vivace
Composer: Handel, George Frideric
Performer(s): Academy Of St Martin In The Fields
Album: A Handel Celebration - Concerti Grossi - CD2 ~~ Not Available
Duration: 1:46
Title: Va Tacito -- Giulio Cesare In Egitto
Complete Work Name: Giulio Cesare In Egitto
Composer: Handel, George Frideric
Performer(s): Bryn Terfel (Bass-Baritone), John Fisher (Harpsichord), Scottish Chamber Orchestra
Album: Handel Arias - Bryn Terfel ~~ A233613
Duration: 6:15
Title: Chorus Of The Hebrew Slaves -- Nabucco
Composer: Verdi, Giuseppe
Performer(s): Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Chicago Symphony Chorus
Album: Verdi Choruses: Solti / Chicago Symphony Orchestra & Chorus
Duration: 4:35
Title: Sinos De Waibel
Composer: Castelo, Custodio
Performer(s): Custodio Castelo (Guitar), Filipe Larsen (Fretless Bass)
Album: The Art of Portuguese Fado Guitar
Duration: 3:09
Title: English Suite No. 1 In A Major Bwv 806 (4th Movement) - Courante Ii
Complete Work Name: English Suite No. 1 In A Major Bwv 806
Composer: Bach, J S
Performer(s): Angela Hewitt (Piano)
Album: Bach: The English Suites - Angela Hewitt - Disk 1
Duration: 7:14
Title: Anges Du Paradis
Composer: Gounod, Charles
Performer(s): Rolando Villazon (Tenor), Philharmonic Orchestra Of Radio France
Album: Gounod / Massenet: Arias - Rolando Villazon
Duration: 3:33
Title: Riders On The Storm
Composer: The Doors
Performer(s): Nigel Kennedy, Prague Symphony Orchestra
Album: The Doors Concerto (Recordno: 4673502)
Duration: 6:20
Title: Schön Rosmarin
Composer: Kreisler, Fritz
Performer(s): Michala Petri (Recorder), Lars Hannibal (Guitar)
Album: Kreisler Inspirations ~~ G383514
Duration: 2:13
Title: Les Lavandieres Du Portugal
Composer: Popp / Lucches
Performer(s): Blossom Dearie (Vocals/Pno)
Album: Blossom Dearie - Four Classic Albums Plus ~~ CDE04298
Duration: 2:12
Title: Core 'Ngrato -- Cordiferro
Composer: Cardillo, Salvatore
Performer(s): Luciano Pavarotti (Tenor), Bologna Theatre Orchestra
Album: The Greatest Pavarotti Album Ever ~~ A247613
Duration: 4:52
Title: Out Of Africa (Main Title)
Composer: Barry, John
Performer(s): Itzhak Perlman (Violin), Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Album: Cinema Serenade ~~ F303810
Duration: 3:21
Title: Polka In B Flat
Composer: Gottschalk, Louis Moreau
Performer(s): Philip Martin (Piano)
Album: Gottschalk - Piano Music 2 (Recordno: Cda66697) ~~ D233511
Duration: 2:04
Title: Polka -- Polka
Composer: Schnittke, Alfred
Performer(s): Gidon Kremer, Kremerata Baltica
Album: Gidon Kremer - Kremerata Baltica - Happy Birthday
Duration: 2:29
Title: Verdes Sao Os Campos
Composer: Camoes/Afonso
Performer(s): Teresa Silva Carvalho (Vocals)
Album: Rough Guide to Portugal
Duration: 2:23
Title: Waltz Of The Flowers -- The Nutcracker Op.71a
Complete Work Name: The Nutcracker Op.71a
Composer: Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich
Performer(s): Russian State Symphony Orchestra
Album: 100 Popular Classics Vol.2
Duration: 5:22
Title: Dance Of The Elves -- Elfenreigen
Composer: Hellmesberger, Joseph JR.
Performer(s): Wiener Philharmoniker
Album: 2007 Neujahrskonzert - New Year's Eve Concert
Duration: 3:54
Title: Die Mozartisten Walzer Op.196
Composer: Lanner, Joseph
Performer(s): Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Album: 2006 Neujahrskonzert New Year's Concert CD 1
Duration: 9:37
Title: Gloria In Excelsis Deo -- Gloria
Complete Work Name: Gloria
Composer: Vivaldi, Antonio
Performer(s): Collegium Musicum 90
Album: Vivaldi (Recordno: Chan0518)
Duration: 2:14
Title: Die Fledermaus: Overture
Composer: Strauss, Johann II
Performer(s): London Symphony Orchestra
Album: An Evening in Vienna ~~ G074901
Duration: 9:01
Title: Piano Concerto No.3 (3rd Movement) Rondo
Complete Work Name: Piano Concerto No.3
Composer: Field, John
Performer(s): John O'Conor (Piano), New Irish Chamber Orchestra
Album: John Field: the Complete Piano Concertos - John O' Connor
Duration: 9:27
Title: Maldito Fado
Composer: Bandeira / Ferrao
Performer(s): Carlos Zel (Vocals)
Album: Rough Guide to Portugal
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Buddy Baker's life is in complete turmoil—his only son is dead, his wife has left him and taken their daughter with her, and the crushing weight of fame bears down on him in the wake of his award nomination.
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For this week's installment of Preview Mondays, we're giving you exclusive first looks at ANIMAL MAN #0 and FAIREST #7!
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"The fact that I get to tell stories, through imagery, with such powerful characters should be enough, but we are upping the ante, featuring All the DCU through the eyes of this rotting scenario...it's disturbing. It's intriguing. It's awful in all the good ways. And we're just getting started."
The editors of ANIMAL MAN and SWAMP THING talk Rotworld
The Rotworld prelude begins today in ANIMAL MAN #12 written by Jeff Lemire with art by Steve Pugh and SWAMP THING #12 written by Scott Snyder with art by Marco Rudy!
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Anthony Lupo [1]
Anthony Lupo
- Ph.D., Atmospheric Science, Purdue University (1995).
- M.S., Atmospheric Science, Purdue University (1991).
- B.S., Meteorology, State University of New York at Oswego (1988).
- A.S., Mathematics/Science, Cayuga County Community College (1986).
Source: [1]
Anthony Lupo is a Professor of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Missouri-Columbia. He has also been a speaker at the Heartland Institute [2]'s International Conference on Climate (ICCC).
According to leaked documents [3] Anthony Lupo receives $750 per month from the Heartland Institute [4].
Stance on Climate Change
Lupo agrees that temperatures have been rising over the past thirty years, stating that "anyone who denies this [climate change] isn't a very good scientist."
But he has also said that "The Earth goes through phases of warming and cooling, and though all the computer models we have show that we are in a warming phase, there is no way to differentiate between a natural warming and one that is human-caused." [2]
As an "expert reviewer [5]" [3] of the most recent report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Lupo disputed the report's consensus that "the balance of evidence suggests a discernible human influence on global climate." [4]
Key Quotes
"'In my mind, I hope that I'm keeping those two things separate,' he says. 'But I'm a person like anyone else, and I think I wouldn't be surprised if my thoughts are a little bit colored. But, you know, I try to keep my science independent of my politics as much as possible'." [4]
Key Deeds
June 10, 2016
Anthony Lupo was a signatory to a Cornwall Alliance open letter written by Calvin Beisner [6] and addressed to U.S. attorneys general about climate change. [9]
The letter responds to recent investigations by U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch and members of Attorneys General United for Clean Power [7] into what ExxonMobil knew about climate change and when [8], started by a coalition of attorneys general in the US. [10], [11]
Calvin Beisner writes that the attorneys generals' actions are "a dead giveaway that you're ignorant about climate science and related climate and energy policy." [11]
"[U]nlike in the case of tobacco's health risks, there are innumerable and enormous holes in the case (not for human contribution to global warming but) for manmade global warming dangerous enough to justify spending trillions of dollars reinventing the world's energy system to mitigate it, particularly when competing use of those trillions might bring far greater benefit," Beisner addresses the attorneys general. And you, intelligent and learned all, are ignorant of those enormous holes." [11]
The Cornwall Alliance lists the following signatories to its open letter: [11]
- E. Calvin Beisner [6]
- Charles Clough
- Colonel John A. Eidsmoe
- Christopher Essex [9]
- Neil L. Frank
- Victor Goldschmidt
- Rev. Peter Jones
- Madhav Khandekar [10]
- Jamieson C. Keister
- Kevin Lewis
- Anthony R. Lupo [1]
- Vishal Mangalwadi
- Tracy Miller
- Ben Phillips
- Shawn Ritenour
- Chris Skates
- Roy W. Spencer [11]
- Timothy Terrell
- James Wanliss [12]
- Anthony Watts [13]
July 7 - 9, 2014
Anthony Lupo was a speaker [14] at the Heartland Institute [2]'s Ninth International Conference on Climate Change (ICCC9) in Las Vegas, Nevada. [8]
DeSmogBlog has done in-depth research on the other speakers and sponsors from Heartland's ICCC9, which can be found here [15].
May 21 - 23, 2012
Anthony Lupo was a speaker [16] at the Heartland Institute [2]'s 7th International Conference on Climate Change (ICCC7).
DeSmogBlog researched the co-sponsors behind Heartland's ICCC7 [17] and found that they had collectively received over $67 million from ExxonMobil, the Koch Brothers [18]and the conservative Scaife family foundations [19].
Heartland's president Joe Bast [20] revealed at the end of the conference that the Institute has no plans for future ICCCs. This could be in part due to the defections of corporate sponsors following Heartland's unsuccessful Unabomber billboard campaign [21] and the unintended release of their [3] confidential documents. [3]
June, 2009
Lupo was a contributing author (chapter six) to the Heartland Institute's report, "Climate Change Reconsidered: The Report of the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change (NIPCC)." The report was edited by fellow skeptics Craig Idso and S. Fred Singer.
According to a description of the book at Amazon [22], "Chapter 6 investigates and debunks the widespread fears that global warming might cause more extreme weather."
Sent a letter to the The Kansas City Star in 2005 where he said that while "the climate is warming," the hot and dry conditions the region was experiencing were "not unprecedented." [4]
March, 2000
Lupo was a speaker [23] at the Heartland Institute [24]'s 2009 International Conference on Climate Change. [5]
Lupo sent a letter to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, noting that oceanographer Roger Reville was urging that we study the impacts of global warming before making drastic measures to counter it. [4]
Don Wuebbles, a professor of atmospheric science at the University of Illinois, pointed out in a rebuttal letter that Reville wasn't in a position to make "recent statements" on climate change, having died in 1991.
Back in 1998, he wrote a letter to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that claimed: "There is no scientific consensus whether global warming is a fact and is occurring."
In another 1998 letter, this one to the Columbia Daily Tribune, he wrote that skeptics outnumbered believers of man-made climate change. Lupo says today that the numbers have shifted, but that in 1998 the statement was "probably true." But this wasn't the case, as by 1995, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change had concluded that "the balance of evidence suggests a discernible human influence on global climate." [4]
Nov 16, 2004
Lupo was a signatory to a letter to senator John McCain (R-AZ).
According to the press release [25], "The signers of the letter point out that sediment and ice core samples show that the arctic has experienced past warming that can not be attributed to greenhouse gas concentrations." [6]
- The Heartland Institute [24] — "Expert [26]." [7]
The following is a sample of Lupo's publications relating to climate. His full CV [27] is available on his website.
- Lupo, A.R. (Contributing Author Ch 6 only), 2009: Heartland Institute [24], 2009: Climate Change Reconsidered: The Report of the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change (NIPCC), [28] edited by Craig Idso [29] and S. Fred Singer [30].
- Lupo, A.R., 2008. "Reply to: 'In Defense of a Theory of Anthropogenic Global warming.' Journal of Missouri Medicine, 105:3, 186.
- Lupo, A.R., 2008. "Anthropogenic Global Warming: A Skeptical point of view." Journal of Missouri Medicine, 105:2, 22-26.
- J.C. Hagen, and A.R. Lupo, 2008. "Rebuttal Global Warming Landers." American Medical News, in press.
- Hussain, A., and A.R. Lupo, 2009: Scale and Stability Analysis of Selected Atmospheric Blocking Events. The 21st Conference on Global Climate Change. 89th Annual Meeting of the American Meteorological Society. 14 – 19 January, 2009, Phoenix, AZ.
- Limpert, G.L., B.L. Perrin, and A.R. Lupo, 2009. "Simulating the effects of climate change on parameters for tropical cyclone development in the Atlantic basin." The 21st Conference on Global Climate Change. 89th Annual Meeting of the American Meteorological Society. 14 – 19 January, 2009, Phoenix, AZ
"Anthony R. Lupo" (PDF [27]), CV at the University of Missouri.
Michael Amantea, "Effects of Climate Change in Missouri Take Root [31]," Missourian Online, March 9, 2009.
"Annex III: Reviewers of the IPCC WGI Fourth Assessment Report [32]," Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Accessed January, 2012.
"Sure, global warming has skeptics. But how many teach science at Mizzou? [33]", The Pitch: Kansas City News, March 18, 2008.
"2009 International Conference on Climate Change [23]," The Heartland Institute, February 1, 2009. Republished by Instituto Liberdade.
"Climate Experts Respond to Arctic Climate Impact Assessment [25]," PR Newswire, November 16, 2004. Republished by the Frontier Center for Public Policy, November 20, 2004. Archived January 24, 2016.
"Heartland Experts: Mr. Anthony R. Lupo [34]," The Heartland Institute. Archived January 24, 2016. WebCite URL: http://www.webcitation.org/6fCqZgUoZ [35]
"Return of Climate Denial-a-Palooza: Heartland Institute Hitches Anti-Science Wagon to Vegas FreedomFest [15]," DeSmogBlog, July 7, 2014. Archived July 14, 2014.
E. Calvin Beisner. "Open Letter to Attorneys General about Climate Change [36]," Cornwall Alliance, June 10, 2016. Archived June 24, 2016. WebCite URL: http://www.webcitation.org/6iVmM7y0O [37]
David Hasemyer. "Climate Fraud Investigation of Exxon Draws Attention of 17 Attorneys General [7]," InsideClimate News, March 30, 2016. Archived June 24, 2016 [38]. WebCite URL: http://www.webcitation.org/6iVncbdxJ [39]
Ben Jervey. "State Investigations Into What Exxon Knew Double, and Exxon Gets Defensive [8]," Desmog, April 1, 2016.
Other Resources
"Anthony Lupo [40]," SourceWatch profile.
- "Anthony Lupo, PhD [41]," ExxonSecrets.


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According to police, around 5 p.m. Saturday Tyler was in a minor crash with another driver on State Forest Road.
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Police received a second report of Smith involved in an altercation with five people on Route 30. According to police, Smith fled that scene at a high rate of speed and crashed into the sign for Leland and Gray Union Middle and High School.
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There are two roads to Kosovo: a meandering one that winds through Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, and Serbia...and another one that begins all the way back in the time of the Ottoman Turks and makes its way through centuries of war, ending violently and inevitably on March 24, 1999.
I drove the first one. Without really realizing it, the international community, the nation of Yugoslavia, and about 2 million ethnic Albanians were traveling on the other.
The two merged for a brief time in the summer of 1998, and they're both mapped out in The Road To Kosovo: A Balkan Diary, a book written with the philosophy that to understand where we are, sometimes it's critical to look at where we've been.
I had two reasons for making the trip, and they both go back to a previous visit in the spring of 1996, when I reported on the reunification of Sarajevo in the wake of the adoption of the Dayton Peace Accords. I'd volunteered to go for the simple reason that I didn't fully understand what was happening, and I wanted to provide my readers a fuller, visceral picture of the conflict that had consumed Bosnia for three and a half years, displaced 2.5 million, and killed about 250,000. As a media consumer, I understood the blow-by-blow details, but I still didn't know what it was like to be there.
It was a fortunate journey to make: My impressions of Dayton's chances for success in its goals -- the re-creation of a peaceful, democratic, multiethnic nation -- ran counter to the public opinions of the agreement's U.S. and international creators. They prophesied success and envisioned a peaceful Bosnia within years; I saw failure and confusion and predicted that it wouldn't be too long before I was back again to report on a war. I theorized with other reporters about the likely circumstances that would cause us to return. We all agreed on one factor: Kosovo.
So when I heard, in February 1998, that combat had broken out between the Kosovo Liberation Army and Serbian state forces, I knew I had to return. The situation in Kosovo was stickier and more difficult than that of Bosnia, and I wanted to assess the earlier peace effort from the ground in an attempt to understand what would happen in Kosovo. And I wanted readers to know what it was like to be there in that strange twilight between uneasy peace and all-out war in the Balkans.
What I found was a Bosnia that was barely holding together and looked nothing like the bucolic picture painted by international diplomats. Instead of a harmonious, unified nation, I drove through a partitioned country where, despite the almost invisible presence of 33,000 international enforcement soldiers, ethnic cleansing continued to occur with alarming regularity.
The mission had indeed stopped the warfare -- but it was obviously powerless, for both political and historical reasons, to impose peace.
So it was alarming indeed to arrive in Kosovo and find the same international cast of characters who created Dayton, and who continued to blindly call it a success, following the same patterns with Kosovo. And partially due to the failure of Dayton, the inevitability of war in southern Serbia hung ominously over everyone I found there. The ethnic Albanians had seen what type of "peace" the international community conjured up for Bosnia; they wanted their own definition, but to get it, they would have to fight.
The Road To Kosovo was released three weeks after NATO began bombing Yugoslavia to try to end the ethnic cleansing of Albanians in Kosovo and to prevent, in a broader sense, spillover of the conflict into neighboring nations, especially still-unstable Bosnia.
My goal was to take readers with me on the ground in search of answers, clues, and context to what is happening now, searching for them in the faces of those who live there. It was clear from that perspective that the current events unfolding in Yugoslavia were all but inevitable. And it's equally clear that peace measures based on the Bosnian model are inadequate and offer only temporary relief, mainly to foreign politicians who are stymied by how to handle war in the Balkans. It's a reality that could well cause the collapse, once again, of the nations that formerly made up Yugoslavia.
International political leaders, even now that the conflict has spun wildly out of NATO's control, continue to vow success and promise a peaceful Kosovo where all of the roughly 700,000 displaced Albanians can return and live in ethnic harmony with the Serbs who are killing them. The proposals for peace look harrowingly like the failed efforts in Bosnia, the people espousing them steadfastly ignoring the lessons waiting to be learned.
The Road To Kosovo is proving to be circular and never-ending.


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Where I Should Beby Peter Frampton
Frampton's fall from grace has been scrutinized ad nauseam, but notice the abundant use of "I" on this record as opposed to "you" in his hottest songs: "Do You Feel Like We Do," "I'll Give You Money," and "I'm in You." Here, Frampton is focused on self-preservation, rather than just blasting audiences like the straight rocker he is. The decent title cut begs to be "Back on the road, where I should be." No doubt, as over the year preceding the album Frampton suffered a car accident and his celebrity star imploded. The most excellent opener, "I Can't Stand It No More," lets loose another cry for the simpler days (akin to Cheap Trick's "Stop This Game"); the single even rose to number 13 on Billboard's Top 40, the last time Frampton would see the charts. Otherwise this wax stumbles over some weird disco steps and drags in the talk box for an attempt at former glory. Frampton has always tried to escape the gilded cage of his looks, first through the dirty blooze of Humble Pie and then as a low-key average guy whose career unexpectedly hit the stratosphere. By Where I Should Be, the world wanted too much from Frampton, a rock guitarist trapped in a teenybopper body.
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Performance CreditsPeter Frampton Primary Artist,Bass,Guitar,Keyboards,Vocals
Steve Cropper Guitar
Tower of Power Horn
Joe Vitale Vocals
Donald "Duck" Dunn Bass
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I'm putting out an urgent public call to readers and fans, especially those who support the new and the innovative. I'm getting behind something I believe in, and I'm asking you to join me–and Brian K. Vaughan and Scott Snyder and Matt Fraction and Brian Bendis and Gail Simone and many, many other comics creators, all of whom have volunteered to talk to you about what we do and how we do it. We're making ourselves available to you in a new way, and here's how:
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