Ridiculous scam artist is now shown to have used the error to win grants worth close to a million dollars.An interviewer from Science magazine:
asked him why he had decided to overlook the error before the Copenhagen summit. In the taped interview, Mr Pallava asked: “I pointed it out [the error] to you in several e-mails, several discussions, yet you decided to overlook it. Was that so that you did not want to destabilise what was happening in Copenhagen?”
Dr Pachauri replied: “Not at all, not at all. As it happens, we were all terribly preoccupied with a lot of events. We were working round the clock with several things that had to be done in Copenhagen. It was only when the story broke, I think in December, we decided to, well, early this month — as a matter of fact, I can give you the exact dates — early in January that we decided to go into it and we moved very fast.
“And within three or four days, we were able to come up with a clear and a very honest and objective assessment of what had happened. So I think this presumption on your part or on the part of any others is totally wrong. We are certainly never — and I can say this categorically — ever going to do anything other than what is truthful and what upholds the veracity of science.”
Dr Pacharui has also been accused of using the error to win grants worth hundreds of thousands of pounds.
This serial criminal has intimidated Indian journalists and scientists who previously reported that the glacier melt claim was spurous by accusing them of practicing "voodoo science."
When is someone going to fire this con man who is using his position on the IRCC to collect, a la Al Gore, millions of dollars in Global Warming Hoax scams.
2 comments :
nice post. thanks.
What agency is doing the monitoring?
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