Mr. Peter David Ewins

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  www.publicservice.co.uk/news_story.asp?id=2367&topic=Ce - [Cached Version]
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  "It seems to me that the MoD is unwilling or unable to acknowledge its responsibility, as owner of the Met Office, to the other government departments and to the public at large, for the future," said Peter Ewins, who was Met Office chief executive from 1997 to 2004.

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  Mr Peter Ewins, Chief Executive, Met Office, London Road, Bracknell, Berks, RG12 2SZ
  
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  PETER D EWINS
  
  Chief Executive Officer, UK Meteorological Office

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  Published on: 9/17/1999    Last Visited: 12/23/2007  

  The Chief Executive of the UK Met Office, Peter Ewins, described this reasoning as "too simplistic."He commented to The Times newspaper that "Ministers' remarks about climate change were often so wrong that they made his scientists wince."

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  Peter Ewins, Chief Executive, The Met.Office.From a lecture given to The Royal Academy of Engineering, January 1999.

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  Peter Ewins, head of the UK Meteorological Office, and James Baker, his US counterpart, confront climate-change sceptics head on with their assertion in a letter to newspapers, including The Independent, that the world is warming rapidly and human actions are responsible.

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  "Ignoring climate change will surely be the most costly of all possible choices, for us and our children," Baker and British Meteorological Office head Peter Ewins said in a joint letter to London's Independent newspaper.
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  "Ignoring climate change will surely be the most costly of all possible choices, for us and our children," Baker and British Meteorological Office head Peter Ewins said in a joint letter to London's Independent newspaper.

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  2001 April - [Cached Version]
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  According to the BBC, Peter Ewins, chief executive of the Met Office, said there was no doubt that global warming was a reality. But he said ill-informed comments by European politicians were making it easier for President Bush to duck America's responsibilities to help tackle the problem. He went on "UK Government ministers are remarkably well-informed and measured in what they say.

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  Peter Ewins, Chief Executive, The Met. Office.

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  Published on: 9/8/2003    Last Visited: 9/8/2003  

  Peter Ewins, Chief Executive

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