In a stunning implicit admission, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a scientific and intergovernmental body under the auspices of the United Nations that revels in trumpeting the dangers of climate change, revealed in a new report that not only is there little evidence that the incidence of extreme events such as drought, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes has increased globally, but the extreme events are little affected by greenhouse gases.
Despite the horrified proclamations from environmentalists that “Unprecedented action is needed,” and the IPCC’s own hysterical warning that government should implement "rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes in all aspects of society," there were some clear-headed people who saw through the puffery, looked at the data, and reached some starkly different conclusions.
UH-OH FOR ENVIRONMENTALISTS: U.N. Climate Change Group Implicitly Admits Extreme Weather Events Not Increasing, Not Caused By Greenhouse Gases
Despite the horrified proclamations from environmentalists that “Unprecedented action is needed,” and the IPCC’s own hysterical warning that government should implement "rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes in all aspects of society," there were some clear-headed people who saw through the puffery, looked at the data, and reached some starkly different conclusions.
UH-OH FOR ENVIRONMENTALISTS: U.N. Climate Change Group Implicitly Admits Extreme Weather Events Not Increasing, Not Caused By Greenhouse Gases