Peer review is an important step to general acceptance to ones scientific findings and conclusions, the ultimate review will occur when the general public can see what methodologies were used to collect the data and the process that the author used to arrive at their findings and conclusion. I'm not as interested in the conclusion as I am interested in the data, as long as the data collection methods are sound and data is not cherry picked, then we can expect to advance the existing body of knowledge on the invasive nature of the Burm in southern Florida.


With that said, my BS detector is out, my faith with regards to the process has been irreversibly broken thanks to the USGS.

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