Date: Wed, 02 Oct 2019 06:58:20 +0000
Subject: Official Information request - UoA: Records mentioning scientists Dr Ronan Connolly and/or Michael Connolly and/or Christopher Monckton
From: Chris Johnston <[email address]>
To: legal <[email address]>

Dear University of Auckland,

Please provide any records (including but not limited to internal/external: documents, emails, notes, minutes, text messages, or social media messages) mentioning scientists Dr Ronan Connolly and/or Michael Connolly and/or Christopher Monckton.

For context - so that you can correctly identify the individuals - some links relevant to their work are mentioned in the links below.
1) This is the presentation of their findings that Earth's atmosphere is in thermo-dynamic equilibrium (directly opposite to a key IPCC assumption), and therefore CO2 cannot have any significant effect on the temperature of Earth's atmosphere.
https://youtu.be/XfRBr7PEawY
or
https://t.co/FolJ8vWmGL?amp=1

2) This is the Connolly's blog site where they publish their results:
https://globalwarmingsolved.com/

3) This is where their empirical discovery is talked about by Christopher Monckton as a potential Nobel Prize winning paper (once published).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1103&v=k6iOOuZCE_Y
or
https://t.co/gPBhw9GolD?amp=1

Yours faithfully,

Chris Johnston

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