Hey Democraps...How much money are you going to throw at Global warming? Well then...Print it and throw it. Print it and throw it. Print it and throw it. Tear down another forest and then print it and throw it. We’ll be right here. What a bunch of a$$clowns....
According to Richard Tol at http://umbrellog.com/forum3/viewtopic.php?p=95688 the following Summary for Policy Makers is very selective, up to the point of twisting the chapters’ findings beyond recognition. In case of SAR WG3 Chapter 6, this was done against the will of the authors. The IPCC has learned from that. The selection process for authors is now more careful (awkward people like myself are not welcome) and there is self-selection too (David Pearce withdrew). Richard Tol
CLIMATE POLICYFROM RIO TO KYOTO
A Political Issue for 2000and Beyond
http://media.hoover.org/documents/epp_102b.pdf
(In particular refer to page 19/20: ‘Politics Enters into Drafting the IPCC Report.’ Here examples are given of ‘substantial changes ... made between the time when the report was approved in Madrid and the time it was printed.The convening lead author, Ben Santer, readily admitted to making these changes.)