Climate Change Reconsidered: Report of the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change (NIPCC)

We regret that many advocates in the debate have chosen to give up debating the science and focus almost exclusively on questioning the motives of “skeptics,” name-calling, and ad hominem attacks. We view this as a sign of desperation on their part, and a sign that the debate has shifted toward climate realism.

We hope the present study will help bring reason and balance back into the debate over climate change, and by doing so perhaps save the peoples of the world from the burden of paying for wasteful, unnecessary energy and environmental policies. We stand ready to defend the analysis and conclusion in the study that follows, and to give further advice to policymakers who are open-minded on this most important topic.

-- from the Preface


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     Preface (PDF, 85 kb)

     Table of Contents (PDF, 39 kb)

     Executive Summary (PDF, 76 kb)

 
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About Climate Change Reconsidered
About the Authors
About the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change (NIPCC)
Aabout the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
Front Matter
Chapter 1: Global Climate Models
Chapter 2: Feedback Factors and Radiative Forcing
Chapter 3: Observations: Temperature Records
Chapter 4: Observations: Glaciers, Sea Ice, Precipitation, and Sea Level
Chapter 5: Solar Variability and Climate Cycles
Chapter 6: Observations: Extreme Weather
Chapter 7: Biological Effects of Carbon Dioxide Enrichment
Chapter 8: Species Extinction
Chapter 9: Human Health Effects
Appendices
Reviews
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