What Do We Think About Climate Change

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  1. Pericles
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  2. Guillermo
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    I cant resist to post here some words from Ross McKitrick:

    "I have been probing the arguments for global warming for well over a decade. In collaboration with a lot of excellent coauthors I have consistently found that when the layers get peeled back, what lies at the core is either flawed, misleading or simply non-existent. The surface temperature data is a contaminated mess with a significant warm bias, and as I have detailed elsewhere the IPCC fabricated evidence in its 2007 report to cover up the problem. Climate models are in gross disagreement with observations, and the discrepancy is growing with each passing year. The often-hyped claim that the modern climate has departed from natural variability depended on flawed statistical methods and low-quality data. The IPCC review process, of which I was a member last time, is nothing at all like what the public has been told: Conflicts of interest are endemic, critical evidence is systematically ignored and there are no effective checks and balances against bias or distortion.

    I get exasperated with fellow academics, and others who ought to know better, who pile on to the supposed global warming consensus without bothering to investigate any of the glaring scientific discrepancies and procedural flaws. Over the coming few years, as the costs of global warming policies mount and the evidence of a crisis continues to collapse, perhaps it will become socially permissible for people to start thinking for themselves again. In the meantime I am grateful for those few independent thinkers, like Steve McIntyre, who continue to ask the right questions and insist on scientific standards of openness and transparency."


    Read more: http://www.financialpost.com/opinion/story.html?id=2056988&p=3#ixzz0Snvbb6RV
     
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    Well, I'd not say they are fools, but dangerous people. That's why I'm posting at the blogs there, bringing in the voice of climate realism (I'm not the only one, of course). At the Copenhague 2009 summit all humankind is risking its future if the wrong decissions are made. If the GWA 'crows' are the only ones to speak there we and our children will suffer the consquences. That's why I think the "Cool Brigade" members should contribute with their respectful but firm posts there.

    Cheers.
     
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    "never recorded as far north as this" - They didn't look far enough back!
     
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    that's why I edited the post and used the word "recorded"....:D
     
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    Grace is going after Pericles.....:D
     
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    Pericles, lash yourself to the mast!
     
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    That was Odysseus not Pericles, however tell me more about this "lashing". It sounds very interesting.:D :D :D
     

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    With tongue firmly in cheek :p

    Here Hitler learns the truth about the Yamal Tree-Ring data that FOR 12 YEARS NOW has helped promote the "AGW environmentalist religion" via the infamous "Hockey Stick" graph:


     
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    Pericles, if you want an expert on Homer, you need to correspond with mark775. It is all Greek to me.
     
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    Funny, but do you, for a minute, think that I could hold my own in dactylic hexameter with somebody named Pericles? I have seen movies and read children's books...
     
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    Yeah, but Homer...?
     
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    Not Evil -Just Wrong

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