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India's Giving Up On The IPCC

   India has decided that the IPCC can no longer be trusted with climate research, so they will start there own climate panel.
 
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More Mark Steyn On Climategate

   He explains the Himalayan glacier melting mess that led to info from the WWF being put in the IPCC's fourth climate assessment which has now been rejected.
 
...Himalayan claims rest on a 2005 World Wildlife Fund report called “An Overview of Glaciers.”

WWF? Aren’t they something to do with pandas and the Duke of Edinburgh? True. But they wouldn’t be saying this stuff if they hadn’t got the science nailed down, would they? The WWF report relies on an article published in the New Scientist in 1999 by Fred Pearce.

That’s it? One article from 12 years ago in a pop-science mag? Oh, but don’t worry, back in 1999 Fred did a quickie telephone interview with a chap called Syed Hasnain of Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi. And this Syed Hasnain cove presumably knows a thing or two about glaciers.

Well, yes. But he now says he was just idly “speculating”; he didn’t do any research or anything like that.
 
   I have to wonder how much of that applies to the rest of the assessment?
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Climategate Justice?

   At least the Brit's are looking at it. Doubt anything will comeof it, but at least there impenetrable glass bubble they have been living in is starting to crack.
 
The British Parliament has convened hearings to investigate East Anglia University and the Climate Research Unit to uncover unethical and illegal activities.  As more information is revealed, the whole Climategate affair begins to take on the makings of a good mystery novel. Like any good mystery or crime plot, the web of involvement is widespread.
 
   The don't have the death penalty in Britain, so the best we can hope for is life imprisonment. Just kidding...
I bet is no one even loses there job over this. I can even give you a reason: too many people in the british government would be exposed as complicant in the debacle. Just a guess.
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EU Carbon Trading Scam

   Some cyber thiefs manage to break into the EU carbon trading data base, steal credits and resell them making millions. The punchline?
Read below:
 
According to a report in the Wednesday edition of the Financial Times Deutschland, hackers sent e-mails last Thursday to several companies in Europe, Japan and New Zealand which appeared to originate from the Potsdam-based German Emissions Trading Authority (DEHSt), part of the EU's Emission Trading System (EU ETS).
 
Although allowances can still be traded on the European Energy Exchange (EEX) or via brokers, it is currently not possible to register the trades with the DEHSt, as is required by law. The Potsdam-based authority suspended the registering of transactions last Friday, and a spokesperson told the Financial Times Deutschland that the suspension would continue "at least for the rest of this week."
 
   What a surprise. It's a scam to begin with, and no someone is scamming the scammers.
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