Unbowed But Sinking Fast

http://mcmeng.com/services/ The drip, drip bad news for the IPCC continues. This Times of London piece has Greenpeace calling for Rajendra Pachauri’s head. Greenpeace!

https://texasriverbum.com/index.php/2012/02/27/strawberry-junction/ But that’s not what’s notable in the story. To me, It’s Pachauri’s utter obliviousness to the quicksand that is swallowing him. Here he is asserting his gravitas:

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Yeah, and Nixon was reelected in a landslide in 1972. Not that I’m comparing Pachauri’s mistakes to Tricky Dick’s sins. The point is, in public life, new information about a person sometimes comes to light that casts you in a new light. Or shreds your credibility. (And that can happen more by the way you handle those revelations, which I think is the case with Pachauri.) I mean, it wasn’t that long ago that John Edwards was a very viable presidential candidate. It wasn’t that long ago that Tiger Woods was…oh, you get the point.

https://ontopdownunderreviews.com/seaspray-rick-r-reed/ The only way Pachauri claws out of the quicksand is if he changes his tune and stops sounding like a peevish victim. He’s got to man up and show some contrition. So far, it seems pretty clear that’s not about to happen.