Environment Memo

Mar 10 2010 Heavy Hitters to Review IPCC Processes and Procedures Posted by Barnes Bierck at 1:30 PM An “independent review of IPCC processes and procedures” will be conducted by the InterAcademy Council, as noted here by the National Academies. The board of the Interacademy Council is listed here. An impressive bunch. I’m not sure what their charge will be, but after they are finished, there should be a lot less criticism of climate change science. Related posts: Glacial Review of Glacier Predictions in 2007 Climate Change Report Some are aghast that, as summarized in the CNN news... Climategate in the News Newsweek has an article, which some on the blogosphere are... Boxed Water: Heavy Debate Omission Boxed Water claims the product is good for the environment... ADVERTISEMENT
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