But it had apparently been debunked in the meantime, and removed from later editions.
When football commentator Richard Keys argued that the blog figures were inaccurate, he was debunked in the Daily Express.
In another example, Ferenc Miskolczi argued in 2007 and 2010 papers that the greenhouse effect has become saturated, but as I also discuss in my book, the 'saturated greenhouse effect' myth was debunked in the early 20th century.
It seems that despite all the exposure of lies, the campaigns just go right on repeating them, as if those whoppers had never been debunked in the first place.
The unintended economic, environmental, and social consequences of this so-called 'Promethean' approach to urban nature would be debunked in the 1950s, catalyzing a wide array of approaches by the municipality and residents to restore, protect, and live with nature in more benign ways.
All of these myths have been debunked in the peer-reviewed literature since 1992, but a surprisingly robust rearguard of fire investigators has resisted accepting the loss of the "tools" that they use to determine fire causes and obtain convictions.
These whispers were debunked in the same breath, but the damage was done.
But the report was debunked in the tech blogosphere for focusing on trademarks, rather than the copyright and patent issues that form the core of IP policy disputes.
It was thought that females reach sexual maturity at 9 years of age; but this idea was debunked in the 2008 breeding season when two 6-year-old females named Apirama and Rakiura laid eggs.
Not long ago some believed that corruption was embedded in cultures, that it might even have benefits by "greasing the wheels", but such hypotheses are debunked in the light of popular anger that links widely different societies.
