Unmasking of IPCC will put brakes on climate policy

Viewpoint | Climate Change | 17 February 2010

by Karel Beckman

The credibility of the IPCC has been thoroughly shaken by recent revelations of biased reporting. The UN’s climate change science body has been shown not to be the impartial institution that it claims to be. This will inevitably have repercussions for climate policy. Hopefully, we will move towards a less ideological, and more economic approach of the climate change issue.

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