By Andy May After more than two years of hard work, Marcel Crok, I, and 11 other scientists have finally published our critique of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) sixth report (AR6). The entire book has been extensively peer reviewed and a low-resolution pdf of a nearly...
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Perhaps this is why, after 47 reports and 32 years, they have yet to convince a
majority of the people on Earth, or in the
United States, that manmade climate change is our most important and serious societal problem. Other problems are always considered more important and urgent. In a 2018 Pew Research poll climate change ranked
18th, of 19 issues in importance, in a similar 2014 poll, climate change ranked
14th in a list of priorities. A 2022 poll by the Pew Research Center also found climate change ranked
14th. In the UN My World 2015 Report, a poll of 10 million people around the world, climate change ranked
dead last of 16 issues in importance. Minds are not being changed.
Are we at a fork in the road? Will the United Nations, the IPCC, and politicians finally realize that their 50-year-old hypothesis is out of date and incorporate the new natural warming forces discovered in the past thirty years into their work and projections? In the past the IPCC has
fought off attempts to independently review their work. We hope our documentation of the problems in AR6 eventually leads to the necessary changes in their organization and procedures.
