Edited sentence: A journalist at The Guardian dissected the lines of argument used in one of Page's pieces, exposing his misuse of information from a NASA press release constituting fundamental 'errors' in his selective treatment of data with the effect of misrepresenting the scientific findings towards particular editorial ends.After writing numerous opinion pieces critical of armed forces management  Page turned his attention to writing articles on climate change.Articles containing the word 'climate' account for 10 per cent of his writing (approximately 250 of over 3000 Register bylines as of October 2013) although taken with his other climate-related articles the focus is closer to 50 per cent of his output, especially in recent years.Despite Page's scepticism on the need for immediate and massive action to move to renewable power he has made no use of his position as editor to suppress the views of other Register staff who often file conventional  coverage of climate matters, but non-staff commentators and contributors regularly report that their postings which contradict Page's editorial stance are removed by editors rather than being debated, as is the norm for the publication's main IT articles.His new-found expertise promoted purportedly reputable, but non-mainstream, science which runs counter to the scientific consensus (e.Prior to employment at the Register, Page wrote occasional articles for the print editions of some British publications including Prospect magazine, the Telegraph, the Times and the Guardian.The place of a climate related focus in an apparently IT-focused publication ("biting the hand that feeds IT") has been questioned.The science section of the site, with its much more piecemeal coverage than the technology sections, has developed a reputation for stories promoting Climate change denial and Climate change skepticism, under the editorship of Lewis Page, a Cambridge engineering graduate who served as a Royal Navy sailor before writing a critical book,  ("... Lewis Page exposes the scandalous state of our armed forces: how British soldiers are sent off to war with some of the worst guns around, how the MOD keeps financing useless toys", Amazon description) and then a journalist, initially making voluntary contributions to The Register.This selective reporting of scientific studies has been noted by publications including the Huffington Post, the DeSmogBlog project and others.United Nations report, September 2013)