The basis for this IPCC claim is a Greenpeace scenario. The Lead Author of the IPCC assessment of the Greenpeace scenario was the same Greenpeace employee who had prepared the Greenpeace scenarios, the introduction to which was written by IPCC chair Pachauri.

The public and policy-makers are starving for independent and authoritative analysis of...

The process used by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change to produce its periodic assessment reports has been successful overall, but IPCC needs to fundamentally reform its management structure and strengthen its procedures to handle ever larger and increasingly complex climate assessments as well as the more intense public...

The Stern Review Scandal - By citing the Stern Review, the IPPC broke not one, not two, but three of its own rules. First, it had to deliberately overlook the fact that this document is not peer-reviewed. Second, it had to violate the published-before-January-2006 rule about which Pachauri recently reminded us. Third, it had to subvert its own...

Challenge to IPCC's Bangladesh climate predictions - DHAKA - Scientists in Bangladesh posed a fresh challenge to the UN's top climate change panel Thursday, saying its doomsday forecasts for the country in the body's landmark 2007 report were overblown.

Andreas Bjurström: Grey Literature in the IPCC

In the wake of Climategate, several controversies related to the IPCC have followed. Most notable are the errors regarding the Himalayan glaciers and the arrogant statements in media by the IPCC chair. Whether the literature that the IPCC rely upon is submitted to peer review is a crucial...

Science Daily 12 March 2010: New Study Debunks Myths About Vulnerability of Amazon Rain Forests to Drought: A new NASA-funded study has concluded that Amazon rain forests were remarkably unaffected in the face of once-in-a-century drought in 2005, neither dying nor thriving, contrary to a previously published report and claims by the...

Africagate: [...] The African claims could be even more embarrassing for the IPCC because they appear not only in its report on climate change impacts but, unlike the glaciers claim, are also repeated in its Synthesis Report. Jonathan Leake, The Sunday Times, 7 February 2010

African crops yield another catastrophe for the IPCC One more alarming...

Sea level blunder enrages Dutch minister - A United Nations report wrongly claimed that more than half of the Netherlands is currently below sea level. In fact, just 20 percent of the country consists of polders that are pumped dry, and which are at risk of flooding if global warming causes rising sea levels. Dutch Environment Minister...