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February 21, 2010
Flaws in Climate Report Made “Transient and Manufactured Crisis,” According to One Author

“What the science community needs is a few huge donors to throw millions of dollars behind PR campaigns to counter the propaganda out there,” one author of the disputed three part UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPPC) report told the UK Guardian in defense of the panel’s chair, Rajendra Pachauri. “This is a transient and manufactured crisis and will likely go away with time,” the author said.

“What the science community needs is a few huge donors to throw millions of dollars behind PR campaigns to counter the propaganda out there,” one author of the disputed three part UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPPC) report told the UK Guardian in defense of the panel’s chair, Rajendra Pachauri. “This is a transient and manufactured crisis and will likely go away with time,” the author said.

January 10, 2010
Climate Summit Concludes with Intensive Negotiations, Lesser Results

The hope and anticipation stemmed by the prospect of  the adoption, by the most powerful nations of the world, of binding measures to replace the Kyoto Protocol of 2007, curtail global warming at less than 2 degrees Celsius and  prevent catastrophic climate change quickly evaporated under the heated debate of each day’s sessions.

(IP) –The historic 18th Conference of Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Summit held in Copenhagen, Denmark, the largest ever gathering of its kind,  was attended by approximately 15,000 delegates: official representatives from 192 nations, political leaders, members from hundreds of non-governmental organizations, and thousands of citizens of the world. All arrived with no delusions about the ideological, logistical, and strategic battle that would take place in the Belle Center in the Danish capital.