Palin Global Warming Fiasco Highlights Republican Absurdity (Flop Sweat Alert)

Political Cortex ^ | December 15, 2009 | Bill Hare

[kcvl]

This Bill Hare aka FRAUD?!!!

Hare was a Lead Author for the IPCC’s Climate Change 2007

2002 Greenpeace International Adviser

Bill Hare from the Intergovernmental Climate Change Panel

Bill Hare is a physicist and environmental scientist attached to the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany since 2002. He was a lead author of the IPCC's working group three on mitigation of climate change. He is also an adviser to Greenpeace International.

BILL HARE: Well, the loss of ice from Greenland and the west Antarctic ice sheet in particular is already raising sea level quite significantly. If the losses of ice from these ice sheets continue at an accelerating rate then it's very hard to predict the overall consequences.

I would say that we only have five or 10 years now in which to actually stop the rise in global emissions before we run out of the chance of limiting warming to two degrees or below. We're simply out of time.

[kcvl]

Greenpeace activist co-authored a key economic report in 2007. Left unreported by most of the media was the fact that Bill Hare, an advisor to Greenpeace, was a lead co- author of a key economic report in the IPCC's 4th Assessment. Not surprisingly, the Greenpeace co-authored report predicted a gloomy future for our planet unless we follow the UN's policy prescriptions.

[moehoward]

Yes Fred, that is one steaming heap......

[American Constitutionalist]

Ohh my, I didn't need anymore acid reflux for the night....

[gwilhelm56]

**“The same Palin who could not think of one newspaper she read”**

All together now ....

DUH!!!!!

I must be EXTREMELY UNinformed... I glanced at our local Weekly FREE rag today... other than that, I haven't read a newspaper in MONTHS.. But ... Majority of all libs probably have NO IDEA of the BOGUS INFO on their SACRED GloBULL WARMING.

[TheVitaminPress]

Yeah that whole “she can’t name a newspaper she reads” narrative has always bugged me and -IMHO- reveals far more about them. This is the 21st century. I couldn’t name a newspaper that I read with any regularity . . . I scan the net for interesting stories and try to get a bead on what is not on the American MSM radar by listening to the shortwave. . . one news source is clearly not enough anymore, if it ever was.

BTW, I like the results of your nolan chart!