Why, if carbon dioxide is so bad, does the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change insist on going into extended hyperventilation every couple of years? Probably because the few people who ever took seriously its predictions of cataclysm have long since ceased to do so. But the IPCC isn't going to come up with another product to sell. It put all of its eggs in the climate-disaster basket years ago and now it's well and truly stuck. So this week, the IPCC marketing department gamely released a new round of threats and exhortations — 32 volumes' worth.
With
five reports now in hand — representing a quarter century of cooking data, ignoring observable phenomena, twisting the scientific method into a pretzel,
crying "wolf!" and
generally
giving science a black eye — the
pattern of escalating hyperbole can be explained by means of a simple and
straightforward formula: The level of caterwauling about an anthropogenic
climate apocalypse is inversely proportional to the supporting evidence.
Advice to the climate Cassandras: Take a deep breath and hold it. Forever. According to your own theory, if you exhale, you just make things worse for everyone. In fact, first one who exhales loses his grant money.........To Read More....
Advice to the climate Cassandras: Take a deep breath and hold it. Forever. According to your own theory, if you exhale, you just make things worse for everyone. In fact, first one who exhales loses his grant money.........To Read More....
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