Example Of The Lack Of Due Diligence Of The IPCC As Has Been Reported By Benny Peiser At CCNet « Climate Science: Roger Pielke Sr.

“The IPCC review process has been shown on numerous occasions to lack transparency and due diligence. Its work is controlled by a tightly knit group of individuals who are completely convinced that they are right. As a result, conflicting data and evidence, even if published in peer reviewed journals, are regularly ignored, while exaggerated claims, even if contentious or not peer-reviewed, are often highlighted in IPCC reports. Not surprisingly, the IPCC has lost a lot of credibility in recent years. It is also losing the trust of more and more governments who are no longer following their advice – as the Copenhagen summit showed.’

— Benny Peiser, Daily Mail, 18 January 2010″

'Human Bed Warming' Service Launched In UK - Yahoo! News UK

Holiday Inn, operator of over 4,000 hotels worldwide, will begin to offer a free five-minute "human bed warming service" at it's London Kensington hotel throughout next week.

If requested, a willing member of hotel staff will jump in your bed, dressed head to foot in an all-in-one sleeper suit, until your nightly chamber warms up.

Droughts might not be due to carbon-dioxide, says CSIRO « JoNova

Still in the theme of Shock!-The-Media-IS-Reporting-The-News: The Canberra Times announced on it’s front page that CSIRO is not so sure that droughts are due to increased carbon dioxide. Only a few months ago, they announced the exact opposite.

YouTube - Gisele Bündchen - Seal The Deal! Nov. 2009

Gisele Bündchen, UNEP's Goodwill Ambassador, describes why climate change occurs and why it's so important we tackle it as a world community this December

BBC unveils 'celebration of science' after accusations of impartiality | Mail Online

The BBC today unveiled details of a massive drive to engage the nation in a 'celebration of science' throughout 2010 - but denied it was shirking away from controversial issues such as climate change.

spiked debate: When will the IPCC melt away? by Rob Lyons

...what we actually know about these things is not anything like as certain as alarmists would have us believe and that such uncertainties are obliterated in the search for a big, essential truth around which society can be reorganised. The result will be a misguided effort to throw society’s resources at what are often the wrong problems and endless restrictions on our personal freedom in the effort to reduce our ‘footprints’ and ‘save the planet’.

Obama faces emissions U-turn with new Congress challenge | Environment | guardian.co.uk

A show of support for Murkowski's proposal would be a personal humiliation for Obama who told the Copenhagen summit that America was committed to action on climate change. It also threatens to remove a fall-back position if Congress fails to pass a climate change law.