Tuesday, April 23, 2013

UN climate hoax chief actually claims that "we have much more evidence of climate change than we did way back in 2009"

UN climate chief hopeful 2015 talks will produce global warming accord, despite 2009 failure - The Washington Post
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Governments are more serious and the impact of climate change is more dramatic, improving chances of a groundbreaking global warming pact in 2015 in contrast with the failure of such an effort in 2009, the U.N. climate chief said Tuesday.
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“Unfortunately, we have much more evidence of climate change than we did way back in 2009, and that is actually a frightening thing,” [Christiana Figueres] said. “It does prove negative effects of climate are accelerating, both in impact and frequency. Across the world, we have every single country being affected in some way.”

1 comment:

ilma630 said...

Ah! Christiana Figueres. That figures. A woman who is losing the EU's ETS battle so is fighting to try and justify her job via this alarmist but utterly unjustifiable language.

To date, she has not produced one ounce of evidence that attributes ANY weather event to man's CO2, but just repeatedly 'associates' it without any justification.