Reset The Doomsday Clock On Man-Made Global Warming

About 100 days before the start of the United Nations Copenhagen Climate Summit in December 2009, Greenpeace launched a countdown to the Summit by placing ice sculptures of 100 children at the Temple of Earth in Beijing.

The Temple is a nearly 500-year-old monument where Chinese emperors once prayed for good harvests. Greenpeace said the ice scuptures symbolize the risk that disappearing ice poses to the billion+ people in Asia who are threatened by water shortages due to climate change.

Since 2007, Global Warming Scientists have used the Doomsday Clock to count down to our man-made global warming extinction. Environmental Organizations such as Tck Tck Tck started counting down to the Summit, which they called ‘the most important meeting of our lives.’ The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change was also counting down in anticipation of the event.

To everyone in the environmental movement, The Copenhagen Summit was the last chance for man to save the planet. Saving the world meant agreeing to a treaty on dramatically cutting greenhouse gases in the years ahead.

Last fall, Gordon Brown would warn that the Copenhagen conference was the world's last chance to save the planet because the planet was on the brink of a "catastrophic" future of killer heatwaves, floods and droughts unless governments speed up negotiations on climate change in the talks in Copenhagen.  

However, the conference was held after the scandal of climategate (see: The Hoax Of Man-Made Global Warming Revealed). The scandal made Al Gore suddenly disappear from his scheduled appearance at the conference and the stigma of scientific manipulation overshadowed the entire meeting.

Now, we discover that anyone waiting for the Himalayas to melt also might have to wait longer. In what is being dubbed "Glaciergate", errors have been discovered in one of the world's most authoritative reports on global warming. In fact, five glaring errors were discovered in one paragraph  forcing the Nobel Prize-winning panel of climate scientists who wrote it to apologize and promise to be more careful.

The errors are in a 2007 report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a U.N.-affiliated body. All the mistakes appear in a subsection that suggests glaciers in the Himalayas could melt away by the year 2035 - hundreds of years earlier than the data actually indicates. The year 2350 apparently was transposed as 2035.

So, what happened to the last chance to save humanity from man-made global warming disaster at Copenhagen? News reports yesterday indicated that the timetable to reach a global deal to tackle climate change lay in tatters after the United Nations waived the first deadline of the process laid out at last month’s dubious summit.

However, man-made global warming advocates need not be too concerned. Copenhagen was just a prologue for the next 2010 climate change summit in Mexico City, which will be planet Earth's next "last chance". To reset the man-made global warming doomsday clock is the staple of the climate huckster and it will apparently continue until the earth freezes over.

http://www.eworldvu.com

Update on Friday, January 22, 2010 at 06:05PM by Jim Smith

The global warming scientific errors continue: 

UN climate change expert:    there could be more errors in report