Last week was a bad week for the climate scaremongers.  Reports Britain’s Daily Mail:

Monday: Dire warnings from UN ‘experts’, linking catastrophic floods and hurricanes to rising temperatures, are found to be based on a ‘completely misleading’ use of data from a report that’s been retracted by its author. 

Tuesday: Government chief scientist Professor John Beddington rebukes climate specialists, telling them they must be more ‘honest and open’ about the uncertainties of global warming.

Thursday: The notorious climate change unit at the University of East Anglia – centre of the ‘Climategate’ emails scandal – is found to have broken the law by refusing to release data.

This follows last week’s humiliating admission by Dr Rajendra Pachauri, head of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, that there was no evidence to support his warning the Himalayan glaciers could melt within 25 years. 

Momentous decisions, involving trillions of pounds, depend on the findings of climate-change scientists.

Is it too much to ask that they feed us facts instead of propaganda?

A few more exposes and maybe the alarmists will have to start telling the truth.  Nah … .