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You've been watching too much Al Gore. Even the IPCC admits mistake.

You've been watching too much Al Gore. Even the IPCC admits they made a mistake and has corrected their prediction for the next 100 years to 2.75 inch water rise as a worst case which is now 10x less than what they predicted.

http://www.globalwarmingheartland.org/article.cfm?artId=22430

That's by Christopher Monckton who shares a Nobel prize with Al Gore and contributed to the IPCC report.

"Two detailed investigations by Committees of the House confirm that the IPCC has deliberately, persistently and prodigiously exaggerated not only the effect of greenhouse gases on temperature but also the environmental consequences of warmer weather.

My contribution to the 2007 report illustrates the scientific problem. The report?s first table of figures - inserted by the IPCC?s bureaucrats after the scientists had finalized the draft, and without their consent - listed four contributions to sea-level rise. The bureaucrats had multiplied the effect of melting ice from the Greenland and West Antarctic Ice Sheets by 10.

The result of this dishonest political tampering with the science was that the sum of the four items in the offending table was more than twice the IPCC?s published total. Until I wrote to point out the error, no one had noticed. The IPCC, on receiving my letter, quietly corrected, moved and relabeled the erroneous table, posting the new version on the internet and earning me my Nobel prize."

Posted by: georgeou   Posted on: 01/25/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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