Climate Change Policy in Difficult Economic Times
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This is quite unbelievable. US too has low-income communities. It doesn't ring a bell.
pamelbia2011 4 months ago
Sept 30th, 2009 McIntyre vs. Briffa Mr McIntyres analysis of the data which he had been asking for since 2003 suggests that scientists at the Climate Research Unit of the Hadley Centre associated with the UK Met. Office have been using only a small subset of the available data to make their claims that recent years have been the hottest of the last millennium. When the entire data set is used, Mr McIntyre claims that the hockey stick shape disappears completely.
FreeAgain2 2 years ago