We've already seen this week how the IPCC's "peer reviewed" literature that it boasted about included great screeds of propaganda pamphlets produced by the World Wildlife Federation (WWF).
Now we can add Greenpeace as a 'credible' source in several of the working group reports as well, along with an NZ Greenpeace connection as pointed out by Donna Laframboise.
All we need to do now is find a link between the IPCC and those climate criminals at the University of East Anglia...
All we need to do now is find a link between the IPCC and those climate criminals at the University of East Anglia...
Er, um, is that satire, irony or plain ignorance?
The East Anglia CRU crew are one of the major contributers to the IPCC. The names of Jones and his mates feature prominently all through the IPCC reports.
Mann invented the hockey stick by combining their with his, though having to hide the unfortunate ddecline in Briffa's data with a tricky line.
Posted by: poneke | January 31, 2010 at 11:13 AM
Wow poneke, I see you're a misrepresentation specialist too.
Now Roy Spencer is hiding the decline. Guess that's the end of his career. What a sham etc etc etc blah blah blah distortion blah blah.
http://www.drroyspencer.com/2010/01/is-spencer-hiding-the-increase-we-report-you-decide/
Posted by: CM | January 31, 2010 at 01:58 PM
From one of my friends, and sources.
Some of your readers will be interested to learn that there is a studio room complex in Dunedin let to students that is coal powered. In winter it burns over 1 tonne of mixed coal per month, which powers a central heating unit.
On a recent trip down south before Christmas, I inspected this unit complex. The chimney is not tall enough, and on inspecting the property I found large quantities of soot, and fly ash all over the place, both outside, and more insidiously inside.
Analysis of the soot has revealed calcium oxides, heavy chain carbon carcinogens, arsenic, and traces of other nasty heavy metals. The ash itself is between 3-5% amorphous silica, a potent carcinogen.
The students in this complex all appear to have a 'smokers cough', and inside, as well as outside is covered in a grimy deposit of fine ash.
Curiously, it is owned by GMK Holdings, whose address is in Auckland.
Posted by: BammBamm | January 31, 2010 at 03:01 PM
I just thought it a little ironic that GMK holdings own this property, and puts its tenants lives at risk through dirty coal power?
Posted by: BammBamm | January 31, 2010 at 04:16 PM
Also, CD beat Auckland in the 20/20 final.
Posted by: CM | January 31, 2010 at 05:42 PM
I've just been told it is in fact a tonne per week ... sometimes more. Apologies.
Posted by: BammBamm | January 31, 2010 at 11:26 PM
GMK is Gareth Morgan Kiwisaver? Wouldn't surprise me that he wrote a book on global warming and doesn't practice what he preaches.
Posted by: LordFlashHeart | February 01, 2010 at 01:16 PM