Indur

Indur Goklany, a policy analyst for the U.S. Department of the Interior, estimates that if agriculture had remained at its early 1960s level of productivity, feeding the world's population in 1998 would have required nearly eight billion acres of farmland, instead of the 3.7 billion acres that were actually under cultivation.

Small Is Beautiful—So Go Nuclear Robert Bryce 2012

Indur Goklany (pdf) has deconstructed the IPCC climate forecasts and models and finds something interesting — for all the forecasts of catastrophe, it is hard to find it in the actual IPCC numbers (vs. off-the-cuff statements by folks like Al Gore).

Coyote Blog » 2009 » April 2009

Indur Goklany (pdf) has deconstructed the IPCC climate forecasts and models and finds something interesting — for all the forecasts of catastrophe, it is hard to find it in the actual IPCC numbers (vs. off-the-cuff statements by folks like Al Gore).

Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Priorities and the Precautionary Principle 2009

One example is Indur M. Goklany, assistant director of science and technology policy in the policy office of the Interior Department.

Censorship and Information Manipulation 2006

Indur Goklany, a US-based expert on weather-related catastrophes, charted global deaths through the 20th century from "extreme" weather events.

From the WSJ Opinion Archives James Taranto 2007

He might mean ideologues like Indur M. Goklany, a current member of the Bush administration, who on Wednesday published a paper arguing among other things that “global warming is unlikely to be the most important environmental problem facing the world, at least for most of the remainder of this century. ”

Think Progress » The Mike Brown of Climate Change 2005

Hi again Indur: 1. young trees do sequester C but do not utilize increased CO2 any differently .

Swedish Tree Line « Climate Audit 2007

Indur discusses the general issues in his BioSci paper that he linked to above.

Francois and Dano on Agricultural Yields « Climate Audit 2006

"By Indur!" he swore strangely, his voice quavering with joy; "I had not thought of that!"

The Bronze Bell Louis Joseph Vance 1906

"Your compassion and pity for the little fish are so sweet, Lulie, that I wish I could be transformed into one, like another Indur."

Sea-Gift. A Novel. Edwin Wiley 1873