"In late March 2012, Kari Norgaard, a University of Oregon sociology and environmental studies professor, was flying home from a conference in England. She landed in Washington, D.C., checked her email and noticed a message from Marc Morano, a global warming skeptic who runs the blog Climate Depot, criticizing the research she had presented at the conference."

"Norgaard was surprised Morano had noticed her, because although her university had written a press release, she hadn't seen much coverage of her research, which focuses on why it is so difficult for societies to take action to respond to climate change."

Stephanie Paige Ogburn reports for ClimateWire January 22, 2014, in the second part of a two-part series. [2]

PART ONE: "Climate Scientists, Facing Skeptics' Demands for Personal Emails, Learn How To Cope" [3]