Fortunately, there is a new site called NeutralPedia that has picked up this topic and others to preserve the content and the history. The NeutralPedia site says the following:
Spread the word - the Wiki is dead.Neutralpedia (NP) is an independent wiki platform that has been set up to complement Wikipedia (WP) by being a home to neutral documentation of controversial issues. This is a mission that we believe WP is unable to fulfill satisfactorily due to some of its organizational characteristics. See also Wikipedia - problems and solutions. While helpful for encyclopedic non-controversial issues, the setup of Wikipedia works against two issues in particular: subjects where original research is important; and "fringe" or minority interests. See also Original research. For now, Neutralpedia will focus on the science, data, history of, and discussion about, Climate Change.
We propose a modified system - inherently slower and less efficient, but since the amount of issues we want to document is limited, we can afford it. We propose to use the Wikipedia guidelines, but with a more firmly established committal to openness. This also means protection of individual rights to disagree, to state minority points of view, to reference original research, and to establish their own biography pages without the general public being able to edit them. All discussion is to happen publicly. For now, this means using the discussion pages for all discussion. We believe that this simple measure, even if it can't be totally enforced, and still depends on a degree of trust, will create an environment where abuse of power will be much harder to develop or get away with. Since every reasoning will be subject to scrutiny, and can build on the lessons of Wikipedia, intellectual corruption or heavyhanded bias will, hopefully, be much less frequent, and essentially reformable. If personal communication occurs between editors, log these on the discussion page of one of the editors.
