#overheaping

The Fraser Institute (fraserinstitute.ca), a Canadian think tank, has issued his own "Independent Summary for Policy Makers," a response to the recently released Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's Fourth Assessment. The IPCC has set up a UN committee to look comprehensively and objectively about the increasing levels of carbon and other greenhouse gases in the environment and provide this information to the governments and international policymakers.The "Independent Summary" is provided in response to written demands of the IPCC, that human activity is to blame for increasing global warming, and the subsequent rise in sea levels, which occur when melting more and more of the polar ice caps due to the increased temperatures (ipcc.ch) will go. The IPCC report estimates that the temperature rise as much as six degrees Celsius (11.5 degrees Fahrenheit) could, and that sea levels could be up to 20 centimeters.The Fraser Institute claims that the Independent Summary "was necessary since the IPCC report was written, do not rise by nameless bureaucrats and scientists. According to the Fraser Institute's press release on the site in relation to the independent summary of the IPCC's "message is often obscured" by the lack of scientific writers and that there is no compelling evidence of "dangerous or unprecedented changes." The " Independent Review "was written by 10 authors and co-ordinated by Ross McKitrick. McKitrick is an economist, that a long history of writing against the existence of global warming (~ http://www.uoguelph.ca/ rmckitri / ross.html) added. Another author, William Kininmonth, is an anti-climate change group, which was founded by a uranium mining company, and has never been a peer-reviewed articles on climate change published in a journal are, according to research by ExxonSecrets.org. The Fraser Institute in Vancouver, Canada, and are, ExxonMobil and its Canadian subsidiary Imperial Oil. Since 1998, the Fraser Institute, almost $ 120,000 from ExxonMobil (ExxonSecrets.org) has received. Another Exxon-funded think tank American Enterprise Institute, which has been criticized recently after a story broke in the London Guardian offers scientists $ 10,000 essays for a new book, writing that climate change caused by man competitions, and the author approved of the letter Kenneth Green, worked for the Fraser Institute and the Institute for 2005 annual report, links to devote to other tasks. The American Enterprise Institute has more than $ 1,600,000 to ExxonSecrets.org that determines the figure from the annual reports.Contrary Exxon at the Fraser Institute claims that received no scientist of the IPCC Fourth Assessment wrote contributing authors of the IPCC report, an analysis climate expert from the U.S. National Center for Atmospheric Research and an atmospheric physicist from France, National Center for Scientific Research, according to the IPCC website. All in all, over 150 scientists from the IPCC website invited to the Fourth Assessment Working Group, I work alone listed. There are two other groups with similar numbers of scientists and policy analysts listed.