Seasons Greetings
If, like me, you appreciate witty parodies and a cappella vocals, you’ll love this one! UPDATE: And here’s another one I couldn’t resist (h/t to Michael Larkin via Dr. Judith Curry’s Climate Etc).
If, like me, you appreciate witty parodies and a cappella vocals, you’ll love this one! UPDATE: And here’s another one I couldn’t resist (h/t to Michael Larkin via Dr. Judith Curry’s Climate Etc).
The first thing that occurred to me when I began perusing this long awaited compilation (678 pages) was how easy it would have been for them to substitute something along the lines of “Respondent 1, Respondent 2, etc” when they redacted the names from each response. UPDATE December 23, 2010: Working from Donna Laframboise’s list…
Well, good news folks! The InterAcademy Council (IAC) finally published the compilation of questionnaire responses that we’ve been waiting for since August 31 (when I was first told that it would be available soon). The IAC Review website “comments” page has been amended and now reads: A critical element of the InterAcademy Council committee’s analysis…
While I patiently wait for someone from the IAC to respond to my E-mail enquiries regarding the “compilation” of responses to their Review questionnaire, I thought I’d take a look at the “official” record of the “Decisions taken by the Panel at its 32nd Session with regards to the Recommendations resulting from the Review of…
As Donna Laframboise noted in a post, today: We are routinely urged to heed climate scientists who say the world is in peril and that humanity must mend its environmentally damaging ways. What we’re rarely told is that these scientists are part of a long tradition. […] Forty years ago, […] environmentalists, experts, and journalists…
(December 20: Please see updates at bottom of this post) On August 30, the InterAcademy Council (IAC) – a prestigious scientific body upon which was conferred (with great fanfare) the remit of the evaluation the policies, practices and procedures of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) – released its report. Here’s the video of…
As I write this post (December 5), elsewhere in the cyber-universe it is already December 6 – which just happens to be the first anniversary of this blog’s appearance in the blogosphere. December 6 also happens to be the night when we light six (well, seven really as one is used to light the others!)…