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Sen. Inhofe calls for head of UNIPCC to testify before Congress. | Clean Skies

2-12-10 Sen. James Inhofe, R-Oklahoma, spoke from the Senate floor asking Rajendra Pachauri to respond directly to the Senate on reports his organization, the UN Interngovernmental Panel on Climate Change, published reports on climate change with errors. Inhofe calls it a "crisis of confidence" in the IPCC. Pachauri has denied the claims.

Global Warming Hysteria: Cambridge (MA) Goes Loony » Secondhand Smoke | A First Things Blog

Whatever Cambridge does will have zero impact on any purported warming. Or to put it another way, it is just a way to make people with nothing better to do feel important. Even more to the point, these hollow gestures will allow the warming crowd to control how other people live.

Submission to the Independent Climate Change email Review

My submission will be oriented towards constructing a plausible hypothesis that led to wrong-doing, establishing motive that explains what is seen in the emails. There are several areas where the conduct of the principals should be examined...

No global warming in Dallas 'Take this snow and shovel it, Al Gore!'

All in all, there were six signs with different versions of the same message.

EU Referendum: Pioneers into practice

As part of a €760 million programme called Climate-KIC, that has distinctly Communist overtones, the EU and its "partners" are planning to spend a minimum of €4m per year on developing "Pioneers into Practice", new generations of "high-skilled specialists in the low-carbon economy."

East Anglia Plans Review of Climate Data - WSJ.com

"I think an independent review should have happened earlier," said Peter Frumhoff, director of science and policy at the Union of Concerned Scientists and a lead author of the IPCC's 2007 report. "The longer these attacks on CRU are left without a credible response, the longer they fester and corrode the public perception of the science."

Others said it didn't go far enough. "To do an assessment of the scientific research...is sort of beside the point," said Judith Curry, chair of the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at the Georgia Institute of Technology. "The main issue is to provide open access to the data and the metadata ... and let the broader community assess the data sets."