IPCC’s Thomas Stocker’s new, improved math
Why should we trust the word of Thomas Stocker, Co-Chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)’s Working Group I, when he’s so far off the mark in counting countries?
Advocacy follies fuelling fossilized furies and fears
As we approach the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)’s planned late September release of the first “Book” of the latest version of the Climate Bible (or at least the much abbreviated version thereof, known as the Summary for Policymakers), it is difficult not to notice the flurry of advance activities on the eco-activist front,…
Of Climategate, constabularies, Hickman and l’affaire Tallbloke: a timeline to consider
Just in case you hadn’t heard, a U.K. blogger, Tallbloke, recently had his home invaded by six police officers who – after approximately three hours – left with two computers and a router, claiming that they wished to “clone” the hard drives as part of their (now two-year old) “investigation” into a “data security breach”…
IPCC’s new, improved “virtual certainty” flavoured sausage report
In the MSM versions of the run-up to the upcoming (November 28- December 9) Durban confab (the 17th in recorded history) of the Conference of the Parties (COP 17) of the United Nations Framework on Climate Change (UNFCCC) very little ado is made of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)’s obeisance to the UNFCC’s…
In defence of the IPCC, “journalist” ignores the real scandal
The U.K. Guardian is probably best known these days for being at the investigative forefront of the new-revelations-by-the-hour News of the World/Murdoch media frenzy. One tiny aspect of which I discussed about 10 days ago: the role of former deputy executive editor, and recently arrested, Neil Wallis – and his involvement (at the same time…
