Bad Mistake? One Scientist Reacts to IPCC Mistake
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Manu Lall, head of Columbia University Water Center, says though the IPCC admits it made a mistake in one part of its report on glaciers melting in the Himalayas, it has no real impact. Lall says the science shows glaciers are melting, so the overall report is right.
Published: 01/21/10 7:42pm
Running Time: 04:35
Related Keywords: Land (Environment), Environment, Clean Skies News, Manu Lall , Columbia University, glaciers, Himalaya, IPCC, Water Center
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