UN Rings False Alarm on Climate Refugees (again)

In 2005, the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) issued an alarming warning that global warming would displace 50 million people, so-called “climate refugees,” by 2010. Last April, the UNEP was humiliated when the Asian Correspondent published an article, “What Happened to the Climate Refugees?,” noting how, from 2005-2010, populations increased in the very areas of the world that the UNEP had claimed would suffer the largest losses of people due to climate change. Shortly thereafter, the UNEP removed mention of “50 million climate refugees” from its website, and told the German periodical der Spiegel that it wasn’t responsible for the statistic.

You’d have thought the United Nations would have learned its lesson, but it’s back for more.

Where are the "death threats"? | Australian Climate Madness

The vast majority of it is good old fashioned abuse (and we've all had our fair share of that - solution: you hit the delete button), but there are no death threats

Does Cate really believe what she preaches? | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog

But won’t rising seas drown the island? Won’t flying there cause planet-choking emissions? Isn’t owning so many properties a crime against the fragile planet?

Or does Cate Blanchett not believe her own eco-alarmism?

Slash your emissions, they yelled from the jet | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog

Corinne Grant then steps on a polluting plane and tweets fans she’s off:

Right. I’m buggering off to France for ten weeks. (Or, as the French say, ‘Je suis boogerrang erff’. Au revoir!

GetUp boss Simon Sheikh did the same. In the morning of the rallies, he told crowds we had to slash our emissions. By nightfall, he was on a jet to the US.