EU Referendum: Pachauri: there's money in them glaciers

Meanwhile, Dr Pachauri, head of the parent research institute, TERI, and a "full-time salaried employee", is seeking to disown his own 2007 report. Despite having dismissed criticism of it by the Indian government as "voodoo science", he told an Indian news agency today that he washed his hands of the controversy saying he has "absolutely no responsibility".

Still, with $500.000 in the bank, and EU money flowing into the coffers, the report has served its purpose and he can afford now to walk away from it.

Extreme Heat vs. Extreme Cold: Which is the Greatest Killer? | The SPPI Blog

It’s really a no-brainer. An episode of extreme cold can shave an entire decade off one’s life, while an episode of extreme warmth typically hastens death by no more than a few weeks. If you love life, therefore, you may want to reconsider the so-called “morality” of the world’s climate-alarmist’s perverse prescription for planetary health.

Wong the apologist defends IPCC | Australian Climate Madness

Despite the fact that the IPCC has been caught out again, Penny Wong's knee-jerk reaction is to defend them, because she knows, as well as anyone, that if the IPCC is peddling a crock of s#!t, then the government's climate policy (on which it is 100% based) is not worth the paper it's written on. So Penny's doing her best (which isn't saying much, let's face it) to shore it up

[Remember: A goal here is to prevent bad weather in Bangladesh]: Cap-and-Trade [Swindle] Proceeds for Residents? - Green Inc. Blog - NYTimes.com

A California family of four could receive more than $1,000 every year if a proposal floated by state officials is approved.