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Journalists examine teapot tempests as real glaciers melt
None of [the major papers] thought that the IPCC’s statement that the Himalayan glaciers would likely melt by 2035 was in itself worth mentioning, let alone basing a story around. So how much effort should the same papers spend reporting on the withdrawal of this claim? That depends on whether you think melting glaciers, or scientific misstatements about melting glaciers, are the bigger threat to humanity.
February 8, 2010
