Public Funding to Prevent Climate Change Authority Coming from Various Interest Groups’ Influence

When Tony Abbott came into power, he disbanded the Climate Commission and it leads to the formation of the Climate Council.

Will Steffen, from the Climate Council, was of the view that since the time of their formation, they have received great amount of funding from public. Seeing this pattern, Steffen feels that there will be a time when scientific groups will be receiving more funding from public than from government.

"A good example is the Climate Change Authority. They have a different role to us, they actually provide advice to the government on the levels of emissions", affirmed Steffen.

Moreover, the Climate Change Authority is not an advisory body. So, if gets funding from public then it will much better for them as they will not be influenced by any other groups.

Recently, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has come up with a report. The report has discussed about global warming. When one will go through the report then they will get to know about the backing of previous reports.

But when public funding gets increased then biasness factor will recede. It now has to be seen as whether the public funding pattern continues in such a manner or not.


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