You can’t Google your way out of climate change | Peter Garrett
But just as relying on fake emails to mount a political case has its pitfalls, Googling facts and peddling them as truth opens up more cracks in credibility than a last-day pitch at the SCG.Twitter / Marnae
Tony Abbott’s extraordinary revelation last week that the only basis for his false claims about the cost of the Government CPRS on Australian households was ‘reports’ plucked from a Google news search left the Liberal Party’s new leader without a fig leaf of credibility.
Worse, it demonstrated just how far Tony Abbott and the Liberal Party are prepared to go to mount a climate change fear campaign.
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The CPRS makes such obvious economic, social and environmental sense – it puts a cap on emissions, and makes polluters rather than taxpayers pay for the pollution.
Pretty sure global warming does not exist in the USA. Half of the states will be -10, -20 with wind chills this week. Gross.Britain's weather in 2009: wetter, [allegedly] warmer and sunnier - Telegraph
Britain was wetter, warmer and sunnier than usual in 2009, the Met Office is set to announce this week.EU Referendum: Pachauri: nose in the honey jar
Interestingly, the Chairman of the entire Climate Exchange PLC group, Dr Richard L Sandor, is a member of the TERI School of Management Advisory Committee in India.
All this puts Pachauri, with his institute, as a direct player in the creation of a lucrative carbon trading market in India, alongside direct evidence that he was using his position as chairman of the IPCC to advocate a "definite agreement on placing a price on carbon" at the Copenhagen COP15 Summit.
Acting with a coterie of other UN officials, when it comes to a conflicts of interest, they do not come any stronger.
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Thus, it seems, not only has Dr R K Pachauri got his nose firmly stuck in the honey jar, Her Majesty's Government is supplying some of the honey – at the British taxpayers' expense.
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