Russ Steele
With not much main stream press coverage Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger wrapped up his three-day Global Climate Summit in Los Angles yesterday, where the U.N.'s Rajendra Pachauri set a sobering tone with a parting shot, according to the KQED Climate Watch blog, which was covering the conference.
With not much main stream press coverage Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger wrapped up his three-day Global Climate Summit in Los Angles yesterday, where the U.N.'s Rajendra Pachauri set a sobering tone with a parting shot, according to the KQED Climate Watch blog, which was covering the conference.
In a final panel this afternoon, the Governor was joined by former Prime Minister Tony Blair and Rajendra Pachauri, who chairs the U.N.’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Pachauri said the worst-case scenarios from previous climate modeling appear to be coming true, and warned that the next climate change assessment from the IPCC, due out in 2014, "will alarm the world."
Here is a reality check on how well the climate is following the climate models.
