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Scientists expose IPCC’s flawed data

Des Moore reports at Quadrant Online:

Since Copenhagen there have been revelations overseas of important flaws in the science used in reports by the IPCC. Believers in the dangerously rising temperature thesis have brushed these aside as “unfortunate” mistakes but as not affecting the alleged scientific consensus that continually rising temperatures result from the emissions of CO2 and usage of fossil fuels. Hence, it is argued, government action is still needed to prevent dangerous increases in temperatures in the future.

Now, however, we have a major new analysis by two Australian scientists showing that the temperature data published by the IPCC and other organisations has been manipulated to give the appearance of a warming trend – but not one that has actually occurred. In essence this analysis severely, probably fatally, damages the basis on which the IPCC and its supporters rely for their call for government intervention to reduce emissions.

Continue reading at Quadrant Online.



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  1. fatchipman says:

    this is too much and i guess the media will stick their heads in the sand on this too with Kev plowing ahead with his supermassive tax …well we deserve it as we have let this occur to our selves

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