No, it’s just Pachauri who was feeling too hot | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog

Rajendra Pachauri has had other things on his mind, which may help explain why he’s allowed the IPCC under his leadership to become mired in allegations of fraud, exaggeration, deceit and cherry-picking.

You see, Pachauri has been thinking a lot about sex, and has even written a lot about it in his new steamy novel

Finally! The Newly Revised and Edited ClimateGate Timeline (1.1) « JoNova

Remember the spectacular two and a half meter wide ClimateGate Timeline from 4 weeks ago? We got hundreds of emails from all around the world in response. Some people made giant printed versions and sent us photos, while others requested printed copies. Mohib Ebrahim originally created this project for his own edification, but then decided to release it. When a first draft was published last December, many readers had excellent suggestions for improving it. So behind the scenes, Mohib and four more volunteers went to work. Thanks especially to Curt for revising and editing the entire timeline (as he’d done with the introduction) and to Tom, Stuart and Gene for help proof reading. It’s really been a monumental task and now, finally, for all those waiting for the chance to print and learn, here is the official edition. All pictures and links have been updated.

Roger Pielke Jr.'s Blog: Robert Muir-Wood on the Stern Report

Muir-Wood said his research showed no such thing and accused Stern of “going far beyond what was an acceptable extrapolation of the evidence”.

PM speaks at Davos on ways to improve global governance

DAVOS — Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung attended a plenary session of the ongoing World Economic Forum (WEF) here yesterday. It was titled “Reshaping Global Governance”.

Among those present were the Presidents of Mexico, South Korea, South Africa,and the Prime Ministers of Canada and Spain.

During the session, the leaders analysed and put forward directions to deal with shortcomings in global issues, such as climate change, the economic crisis and economic development. Hunger elimination and poverty reduction were also discussed.