“Future generations
will wonder,
in bemused
amazement,
that the early
twenty-first century’s
developed world,
went into a
hysterical panic,
over a
globally averaged
temperature increase,
of a few tenths
of a degree,
and, on the basis of
gross exaggerations,
of highly uncertain
computer projections,
combined into
implausible chains
of inference,
proceeded to
contemplate
a roll-back
of the industrial age.”
Richard S. Lindzen, PhD, in 2009
MIT Professor of Atmospheric Sciences,
member of the National Academy of Sciences,
and former lead author, U.N. Intergovernmental
Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)