Governor to Michaels: Stop Using State Position As Platform

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The governor’s office has asked Pat Michaels, a leading “greenhouse skeptic” and Virginia’s climatologist, to refrain from using his title when conducting non-state business because of fears his views on global warming will be perceived as an official state position.

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