Realpolitik on the Road to Copenhagen
Canada’s National Post published an article Friday that offers some perspective on the supposed “controversy” being stirred up by the usual suspects over climate change. It would appear that there has been a coordinated effort underway for some time to dig up dirt on the new enemy. The central question that remains unexamined in this article is exactly who is funding and backing this?
An alleged series of attempted security breaches at the University of Victoria in the run-up to next week’s Copenhagen summit on climate change is evidence of a larger effort to discredit climate science, says a renowned B.C. researcher…
“The key thing is to try to find anybody who’s involved in any aspect of the IPCC and find something that you can … take out of context,” Mr. Weaver said, drawing a parallel to the case of British climate researcher Phil Jones, who was forced to step down this week after skeptics seized upon hacked emails they allege point to a plot to exaggerate the threat of climate change…
University of Victoria spokeswoman Patty Pitts said there have also been attempts to hack into climate scientists’ computers, as well as incidents in which people impersonated network technicians to try to gain access to campus offices and data. However, those incidents took place at the Canadian Centre for Climate Modelling and Analysis, she said — an Environment Canada facility located at the university. As such, Environment Canada would be the investigating agency.
Posted: December 5th, 2009 under Politics.
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