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| Ok Boston, Lets jump ahead on the controversy for a moment. I am most interested on your idea of a solution to warming, I'll admit to a bias about what this is about for the true believers of this global "Threat De jour". But if everyone from Nigerians to the Swiss became believers in this warming. What would be three things would you demand happen .... politically If you like, I also would like to know if anyone has calculated or noted the increase in ariable land, thus increased greening, due to the rising "greenhouse" gasses. Think of all that permafrost in Siberia that may become a horrible, huge new breadbasket for more humans! |
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| the first step in any solution is to realize we have made a mistake Hi D you know thats a great question some of the greatest minds in the scientific community are yet to form a consensus as to the best approach I certainly respect there understanding of the issues and await there latest recommendations I can only say I hope we are not to far gone to fix this mess we seem to have created for ourselves however if ICCAT is any indication of political action we are in big trouble your question about the permafrost and arable land is interesting I think most of the permafrost land once thawed is far to marshy to be of much use, although that from years ago and to be fair Ild have to go look up some of the latest on the subject arable land increase? last I heard we're loosing arable land fast just go look at whats happening in the valley's of southern California look up soil husbandry and I think it will answer your question far better than I can but all in all the deserts are growing the farm land is shrinking three things I demand happen politically ? I see a guillotine set at the ready for any who chose to answer that last the first step in any solution is to realize a mistake had been made thanks for breaking some new ground B |
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| Thomas, Tempest in a teacup admitted, there's still the UNEXPLICABLE net upward adjustment to the surface temp data, when even the most cursory examination of that data gathering network strongly begs for a net DOWNWARD adjustment! The 'tempest' really only amounts to a change in the upward adjustment; the net direction is still basically WRONG! On your newfound respect for MBH-98, remember that if ONE SINGLE PROXY data set is removed(the bristlecone pines), there is no net warming. Ditto for Briffa's 'new' recons; all hangs on what a few bristlecone pines did. This is clearly agenda driven science. Jimbo |
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| The best course of action question was covered way earlier in the thread, so this is not really a new direction but another re-tread. The most mature, coolheaded and well-documented solution I've seen so far is presented by Bjorn Lomborg in this lecture. I originally posted this more than a year ago. Jimbo |
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| Prioritys Thanks very much Jimbo1490, The lecture you linked to was the most coherent look at the Global Warming threat I have ever seen. Suggested warming pales in comparison to other more fixable problems in the real world. I also advise everyone to see Bjorn Lomborg in this lecture at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dtbn9zBfJSs I, only drop in on this thread about "the propaganda" when I am aggravated by its relentlessness. So to repeat your video find is a good thing. Boston are you comfortable with your belief that increase in greenhouse gasses, only serve to reduce arable land ... globally? Also, regarding the Guillotine, I think that the first political leader to implement the ultimate solution to stem imaginary global meltdown (confiscatory taxing of the capitalist) will meet its blade after a few years of the following economic depression sure to follow. He would probably be imortilized for a statement like, "let THEM take the hybrid bus" (while they themselves jetset and limosine around on our taxes) |
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| I find it interesting you mention Bjorn Lomborg wasnt he dragged into Danish court over his having reported false information hang on let me go look it up Dam it pays to have a memory Readers take note !! Warning !! Quote:
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| Boston. Everything you've posted in red above about Lomborg is EXACTLY what we've been saying about Mann, Briffa and Hanson. The documentation is all there for anyone to see. Again you hold up skeptics to a very high standard of accuracy, honesty and integrity, while at the same time routinely ignoring egregious violations of the exact same standards by AGW supporters. We have a word which perfectly describes people like you, Mr Boston; it's HYPOCRITE Jimbo |
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| hey G did that look like a personal attack to you does it make you wonder why I went on a slightly sarcastic approach for a while and once again with the Mann wagon Jim had you actually read any of my previous posts you would realize that Ive been more than willing to disregard Mann's work if you will only admit that the thousands of other graphs available show the same trends besides bntii has demolished your Issues with Mann and shown the readers time and time again that Mann is not sporting horns and a forked tail Quote:
thats funny I dont seem to remember any of these guys getting sued by the scientific communities governing bodies Ild be dam curious to see some actual litigation records if you got em my mind remains open and welcoming of new scientifically viable information if there work was in some way censured by the governing scientific community then Im certainly willing to move on from considering there work and getting on to the thousands and thousands of scientists who have also contributed to the knowledge of global climate change regards B |
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| Just been browsing weather sites and thought of you all and seeing as how Australia is on the opposite side of the globe and a day ahead so a bit of future knowledge may be of assistance.... http://www.jcomm.info/ = The Joint WMO-IOC Technical Commission for Oceanography and Marine Meteorology... and a JOB.... Director sought for IOCCP - - - The International Ocean Carbon Coordination Project (IOCCP) (www.ioccp.org) promotes the development of a global network of ocean carbon observations for research through technical coordination and communication services, international agreements on standards and methods, and advocacy and links to the global observing systems. The IOCCP is co-sponsored by the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO and the Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research. The IOCCP is seeking to appoint a director for the project, located at the IOC Secretariat in Paris, France. Deadline for application: 30 September 2008. Another site here may be helpful too - http://www.imos.org.au/ - - and - - http://www.bom.gov.au/oceanography/p.../spslcmp.shtml - - and - - http://www.bom.gov.au/oceanography/f...=13&forecast=1
__________________ Try to be helpful... The trouble with people is to realise and remember that there are at least two sides for every story... A woman's breasts, one is not enough, - two may be just right, - but dreaming of 3 is a pleasant fantasy... |
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| Boston, When you first got into this thread and posted the MBH-98 'hockey stick' graph, and I pointed out that it had been discredited 5 years ago. You then posted several 'other' graphs, purporting to show the same thing. Trouble is, ALL were simply re-drawn versions of MBH-98, which, it's true, are EVERYWHERE. Real, honest reconstructions include the little Ice age and our recent climb out of it, while MBH-98 does not. Real, honest reconstructions include a medieval warm period which was WARMER than today; MBH-98 does not. The Graphs you posted from Briffa are drawn from equally non-rigorous recons, and suffer basically the same flaws as Mann's. See Climateaudit for the full story. Perry, Guillo and I have posted links to the appropriate pages on that site earlier in the thread, but you can't be bothered to read them. I read all the rebuttals from realclimate, to the point that I can point out their logical and technical flaws, such as with the lack of causality, which they tacitly admit really IS a problem that has not been resolved. I look forward to Thomas' posts, because his questions are intelligent and stimulating. He makes me work hard to prove what I'm about, thus raising the level of discussion. One big reason for this is that over 2 years ago, he and I agreed to stop bickering about this or that personal info on the 'experts' we summon to the discussion via citation, bit instead just stick to the scientific questions. But abrogation of the scientific method by 'experts' is ALWAYS going to be fair game, so those episodes keep coming up. Getting a paycheck from this or that oil industry group, energy lobby, left-leaning university, the UN, the US government, and environmental group or WHATEVER does not automatically disqualify any expert's work because it does not automatically follow that anyone has abrogated the scientific method in pursuit of an ulterior motive, just because he is getting a paycheck from any of the above. You, OTOH, have done the thread no service at all. You NEVER address the questions, but instead devolve to the now very tired tactic of personal destruction. You have squandered your credibility and any goodwill others once felt toward you with your posts to this thread. I hope you are happy. Jimbo |
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| G had that look of another personal attack wouldnt you say Jimmy If the premise of your questions lie on sound scientific footing Ild be happy to address them when they wallow in blatant agnotologistic views then frankly they lie beneath the dignity of a scientific review most have already been reviewed and found wanting or blatantly false Professor Robert Neel Proctor I think it was who coined the term "agnotology" to describe the study of culturally-induced ignorance or doubt, particularly the publication of inaccurate or misleading scientific data is it a personal attack to show ones work as biased and therefore subject to question is it a contribution to point out that research supporting an industries ability to continue its profitable pollution; is provided by that industry is it usefull to discuss the levels of co2 when it is refused to be admitted that human activity has something to do with those levels how does it help the discussion for detractors to refuse to admit that gigatons of waste spewed into the atmosphere every year, year after year is altering the atmospheric chemistry what you call "honest reconstructions" is the basic logic through which your view of man having nothing to do with global climate change is shown to be untenable Im suprised actually that you keep bringing up Bntii contributions he has after all cleaned your proverbial clock sir, over this hole Mann graph problem you seem to have stomp your feet as you might the cat is out of the bag enjoy your evening B |
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This stuff is all innuendo. Prove that someone has abrogated the scientific method or protocols first(as I have done with Mann and others), or else STFU! Jimbo Last edited by Jimbo1490 : 12-09-2008 at 10:49 PM. Reason: quoted third question in error |
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| Well done. You took the time to search for rebuttals. But, as Jimbo has outlighted (not just now, but a long time ago; this is getting circular) such rebuttals are under great doubt because of they being based in greatly suspicious land instruments based data, as well as authors repeatedly refusing to discuss their methods. Quote:
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| Jim your lack of civility proves your data's failure to survive scrutiny and your arguments to tolerate debate your man Lomborg was not exonerated he was found innocent by reason of ignorance in scientific maters he then went on to argue that his work wasn't scientific and therefore didnt fall under the jurisdiction of Danish Committees on Scientific Dishonesty so I ask you is it innuendo to ask Quote:
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97% is a consensus why cant you admit it cheers B |
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