Guardian: The BBC’s two-part global warming thriller Burn Up, which concluded last night, brought imaginary sex and murder to the real-life world of the climate negotiations. Along the way, writer Simon Beaufoy did his level best to weave real-life climate science and politics seamlessly into the fictional drama. Most people who have spent any time at climate negotiations will conclude that he did a credible job. Those who have been influenced by the more effective pieces of contrarian propaganda, …