Climate change - the POLITICAL debate (Vol 6)

Climate change - the POLITICAL debate (Vol 6)

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turbobloke

104,621 posts

262 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
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Randy Winkman said:
turbobloke said:
Wayoftheflower said:
turbobloke said:
Talking of NETCW (natural early thirties climate warming) let's not forget 1930/31 in the Arctic when it was 4.6 °C warmer than the 1981–2010 average, with Calm Bay at 10.7 °C higher in February 1931 than in the modern period, skewering claptrap about unprecedented Arctic warming (data from Arazny et al).
At this point it's probably entirely superfluous to state that if turbobloke quotes a scientific paper but doesn't link it, any completely out of context quotes aside, It will say the opposite of what he thought it said and whatever the clickbait quote from WUWT said it said.

A comparison of bioclimatic conditions on Franz Josef Land (the Arctic) between the turn of the nineteenth to twentieth century and present day
It says exactly what I said it says, and what are you doing over at WUWT when the paper is free online as per the above link? if you could find it, anyone could. The relevant extract is located by scrolling about three-quarters of the way through the paper.



Have another pop this time with more chutzpah, you'll look cool and that'll help the climate.
Unless I'm mistaken it's saying that over 15 years it was colder but for one year (not one of the 15) it was warmer?
It says that the Arctic was considerably warmer 1930/31 than 1981-2010. It considers that year within a period of greater warmth covering the early thirties. It wasn't purely a polar phenomenon.

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/capitalweathergan...

Explain that, given the supposed primacy of tax gas. Of course, it cannot be so explained.

One year, the early thirties - how do those periods compare to a few minutes' worth of decimal temperature spike in the tarmac, concrete and jetwash of London Heathrow?

Wayoftheflower

1,340 posts

237 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
quotequote all
turbobloke said:
Randy Winkman said:
turbobloke said:
Wayoftheflower said:
turbobloke said:
Talking of NETCW (natural early thirties climate warming) let's not forget 1930/31 in the Arctic when it was 4.6 °C warmer than the 1981–2010 average, with Calm Bay at 10.7 °C higher in February 1931 than in the modern period, skewering claptrap about unprecedented Arctic warming (data from Arazny et al).
At this point it's probably entirely superfluous to state that if turbobloke quotes a scientific paper but doesn't link it, any completely out of context quotes aside, It will say the opposite of what he thought it said and whatever the clickbait quote from WUWT said it said.

A comparison of bioclimatic conditions on Franz Josef Land (the Arctic) between the turn of the nineteenth to twentieth century and present day
It says exactly what I said it says, and what are you doing over at WUWT when the paper is free online as per the above link? if you could find it, anyone could. The relevant extract is located by scrolling about three-quarters of the way through the paper.



Have another pop this time with more chutzpah, you'll look cool and that'll help the climate.
Unless I'm mistaken it's saying that over 15 years it was colder but for one year (not one of the 15) it was warmer?
It says that the Arctic was considerably warmer 1930/31 than 1981-2010. It considers that year within a period of greater warmth covering the early thirties. It wasn't purely a polar phenomenon.

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/capitalweathergan...

Explain that, given the supposed primacy of tax gas. Of course, it cannot be so explained.

One year, the early thirties - how do those periods compare to a few minutes' worth of decimal temperature spike in the tarmac, concrete and jetwash of London Heathrow?
Done. Next!

jshell

11,188 posts

207 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
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Wayoftheflower said:
Did you just quote Skeptical Science? The website run by the cartoonist who dresses up as a Nazi in his spare time? Scrape.

https://thelukewarmersway.wordpress.com/2015/07/24...

Edited by jshell on Wednesday 27th November 13:45

turbobloke

104,621 posts

262 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
quotequote all
Wayoftheflower said:
turbobloke said:
Randy Winkman said:
turbobloke said:
Wayoftheflower said:
turbobloke said:
Talking of NETCW (natural early thirties climate warming) let's not forget 1930/31 in the Arctic when it was 4.6 °C warmer than the 1981–2010 average, with Calm Bay at 10.7 °C higher in February 1931 than in the modern period, skewering claptrap about unprecedented Arctic warming (data from Arazny et al).
At this point it's probably entirely superfluous to state that if turbobloke quotes a scientific paper but doesn't link it, any completely out of context quotes aside, It will say the opposite of what he thought it said and whatever the clickbait quote from WUWT said it said.

A comparison of bioclimatic conditions on Franz Josef Land (the Arctic) between the turn of the nineteenth to twentieth century and present day
It says exactly what I said it says, and what are you doing over at WUWT when the paper is free online as per the above link? if you could find it, anyone could. The relevant extract is located by scrolling about three-quarters of the way through the paper.



Have another pop this time with more chutzpah, you'll look cool and that'll help the climate.
Unless I'm mistaken it's saying that over 15 years it was colder but for one year (not one of the 15) it was warmer?
It says that the Arctic was considerably warmer 1930/31 than 1981-2010. It considers that year within a period of greater warmth covering the early thirties. It wasn't purely a polar phenomenon.

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/capitalweathergan...

Explain that, given the supposed primacy of tax gas. Of course, it cannot be so explained.

One year, the early thirties - how do those periods compare to a few minutes' worth of decimal temperature spike in the tarmac, concrete and jetwash of London Heathrow?
Done. Next!
laugh

"Comparing 1940s Arctic to today"
https://skepticalscience.com/arctic-was-warmer-in-...

The above advocacy blog article discusses the 1940s not the 1930s.

Presumably you can count while pondering complex climate issues?

Wayoftheflower

1,340 posts

237 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
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jshell said:
Wayoftheflower said:
Did you just quote Skeptical Science? The website run by the cartoonist who dresses up as a Nazi in his spare time? Scrape.

https://thelukewarmersway.wordpress.com/2015/07/24...

Edited by jshell on Wednesday 27th November 13:45
Didn't read that article very carefully did you?

Wayoftheflower

1,340 posts

237 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
quotequote all
turbobloke said:
Wayoftheflower said:
turbobloke said:
Randy Winkman said:
turbobloke said:
Wayoftheflower said:
turbobloke said:
Talking of NETCW (natural early thirties climate warming) let's not forget 1930/31 in the Arctic when it was 4.6 °C warmer than the 1981–2010 average, with Calm Bay at 10.7 °C higher in February 1931 than in the modern period, skewering claptrap about unprecedented Arctic warming (data from Arazny et al).
At this point it's probably entirely superfluous to state that if turbobloke quotes a scientific paper but doesn't link it, any completely out of context quotes aside, It will say the opposite of what he thought it said and whatever the clickbait quote from WUWT said it said.

A comparison of bioclimatic conditions on Franz Josef Land (the Arctic) between the turn of the nineteenth to twentieth century and present day
It says exactly what I said it says, and what are you doing over at WUWT when the paper is free online as per the above link? if you could find it, anyone could. The relevant extract is located by scrolling about three-quarters of the way through the paper.



Have another pop this time with more chutzpah, you'll look cool and that'll help the climate.
Unless I'm mistaken it's saying that over 15 years it was colder but for one year (not one of the 15) it was warmer?
It says that the Arctic was considerably warmer 1930/31 than 1981-2010. It considers that year within a period of greater warmth covering the early thirties. It wasn't purely a polar phenomenon.

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/capitalweathergan...

Explain that, given the supposed primacy of tax gas. Of course, it cannot be so explained.

One year, the early thirties - how do those periods compare to a few minutes' worth of decimal temperature spike in the tarmac, concrete and jetwash of London Heathrow?
Done. Next!
laugh

"Comparing 1940s Arctic to today"
https://skepticalscience.com/arctic-was-warmer-in-...

The above advocacy blog article discusses the 1940s not the 1930s.

Presumably you can count while pondering complex climate issues?
Unable to read it were you? I'll link a chart for you, although spoon feeding does have its limits.



jshell

11,188 posts

207 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
quotequote all
Wayoftheflower said:
jshell said:
Wayoftheflower said:
Did you just quote Skeptical Science? The website run by the cartoonist who dresses up as a Nazi in his spare time? Scrape.

https://thelukewarmersway.wordpress.com/2015/07/24...

Edited by jshell on Wednesday 27th November 13:45
Didn't read that article very carefully did you?
I did. Are you referring to the dead guy who says it was a photoshop? The rest is scathing of Cook...

Have I missed your point?

Wayoftheflower

1,340 posts

237 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
quotequote all
jshell said:
Wayoftheflower said:
jshell said:
Wayoftheflower said:
Did you just quote Skeptical Science? The website run by the cartoonist who dresses up as a Nazi in his spare time? Scrape.

https://thelukewarmersway.wordpress.com/2015/07/24...

Edited by jshell on Wednesday 27th November 13:45
Didn't read that article very carefully did you?
I did. Are you referring to the dead guy who says it was a photoshop? The rest is scathing of Cook...

Have I missed your point?
Almost certainly, for those interested in a more mainstream (sans photoshops) bio piece of Physicist John Cook can read this.

Bacardi

2,235 posts

278 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
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Wayoftheflower said:
Obvious troll is obvious.

You better get in touch with FCPP let them know they can retract their apology to Mann. National Review would appreciate your help too.

As for his data, the link was posted here just yesterday.

Finally calling anyone a fraud is likely to get you blocked, or sued. Luckily your incompetence defence is surely even stronger than Tim Ball's.
Thanks for the insults.

If you care to look, it was the girl merely asking for the data from 1901-1960. One simple question that he didn't like = instant block. Mann is a disgrace to science... as well as a fraud.

It's amazing how fast you come back with a post and a link, with what you think debunks other posters. It's like a few pages ago when I asked you you, YOU, to comment on the points being made by William Happer. But no you didn't bother, and you just came back with some other Prof who had, supposedly, debunked him. Anybody would think you have crib sheet of answers, as you don't answer on behalf of yourself, just pre-made answers.

I did read his comments on Happer but most of them contained a lot ambiguity, with such scientifically accurate comments like 'the evidence suggests'. Harper has retired now so nothing to loose, but your Prof obviously wants to protect his pension and keep the gravy train on track.

kerplunk

7,142 posts

208 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
quotequote all
turbobloke said:
Randy Winkman said:
turbobloke said:
Wayoftheflower said:
turbobloke said:
Talking of NETCW (natural early thirties climate warming) let's not forget 1930/31 in the Arctic when it was 4.6 °C warmer than the 1981–2010 average, with Calm Bay at 10.7 °C higher in February 1931 than in the modern period, skewering claptrap about unprecedented Arctic warming (data from Arazny et al).
At this point it's probably entirely superfluous to state that if turbobloke quotes a scientific paper but doesn't link it, any completely out of context quotes aside, It will say the opposite of what he thought it said and whatever the clickbait quote from WUWT said it said.

A comparison of bioclimatic conditions on Franz Josef Land (the Arctic) between the turn of the nineteenth to twentieth century and present day
It says exactly what I said it says, and what are you doing over at WUWT when the paper is free online as per the above link? if you could find it, anyone could. The relevant extract is located by scrolling about three-quarters of the way through the paper.



Have another pop this time with more chutzpah, you'll look cool and that'll help the climate.
Unless I'm mistaken it's saying that over 15 years it was colder but for one year (not one of the 15) it was warmer?
It says that the Arctic was considerably warmer 1930/31 than 1981-2010. It considers that year within a period of greater warmth covering the early thirties. It wasn't purely a polar phenomenon.

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/capitalweathergan...

Explain that, given the supposed primacy of tax gas. Of course, it cannot be so explained.

One year, the early thirties - how do those periods compare to a few minutes' worth of decimal temperature spike in the tarmac, concrete and jetwash of London Heathrow?
ho ho speaking of chutzpah..what the paper actually says is that one location in the arctic (Calm Bay) had a winter in 1931/1932 (Oct-April) which was 4.6C warmer than the average of 30 x winters (1981-2010) at a nearby location.

Nasa interpolate temperatures over large distances in the arctic, and some sceptics say that's very baad, but turbobloke has them beat here - he's not only extrapolating the whole arctic from a single location but to the 1930s from a single winter biggrin



turbobloke

104,621 posts

262 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
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Bacardi said:
Wayoftheflower said:
Obvious troll is obvious.

You better get in touch with FCPP let them know they can retract their apology to Mann. National Review would appreciate your help too.

As for his data, the link was posted here just yesterday.

Finally calling anyone a fraud is likely to get you blocked, or sued. Luckily your incompetence defence is surely even stronger than Tim Ball's.
Thanks for the insults.

If you care to look, it was the girl merely asking for the data from 1901-1960. One simple question that he didn't like = instant block. Mann is a disgrace to science... as well as a fraud.

It's amazing how fast you come back with a post and a link, with what you think debunks other posters. It's like a few pages ago when I asked you you, YOU, to comment on the points being made by William Happer. But no you didn't bother, and you just came back with some othen advocacy Prof who had, supposedly, debunked him. Anybody would think you have crib shhe 1930s.eet of answers, as you don't answer on behalf of yourself, just pre-made answers.

I did read his comments on Happer but most of them contained a lot ambiguity, with such scientifically accurate comments like 'the evidence suggests'. Harper has retired now so nothing to loose, but your Prof obviously wants to protect his pension and keep the gravy train on track.
Pro-agw people tend to hop over to RC, SkepSci et al and just throw a link when neither the advocacy blogs nor the link do what was claimed.

In a recent post I was offered a link to an advocacy blog article about 1940 in response to actual evidence in a 2019 peer reviewed paper for the early 1930s. Hilarious!

Meanwhile...the ugly face of ecofascist climate politics stares out from Germany.

James Taylor said:
More than 200 people, including dozens of scientists, are in hiding right now in Germany. I am one of them. I can tell you that I am in Munich, but I can’t tell you my hotel. I can tell you that the scientists will meet on Friday and Saturday to share scientific knowledge, but I can’t tell you where. The meeting, in which scientists will present evidence contradicting an asserted climate crisis, was scheduled to be open to the public, but fascist climate thugs have forced us into hiding. The German government, rather than protecting scientists and free speech, has explicitly refused to protect scientists from the threat of violence.
https://townhall.com/columnists/jamestaylor/2019/11/22/climate-scientists-reduced-to-hiding-from-climate-thuggery-in-germany-n2556941


stew-STR160

8,006 posts

240 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
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turbobloke said:
Obviously these scientists need to be burned at the stake for their heresy. Or one of the faith members will be along to say they don't actually exist. Or they don't have the required credentials to comment.

jshell

11,188 posts

207 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
quotequote all
Wayoftheflower said:
jshell said:
Wayoftheflower said:
jshell said:
Wayoftheflower said:
Did you just quote Skeptical Science? The website run by the cartoonist who dresses up as a Nazi in his spare time? Scrape.

https://thelukewarmersway.wordpress.com/2015/07/24...

Edited by jshell on Wednesday 27th November 13:45
Didn't read that article very carefully did you?
I did. Are you referring to the dead guy who says it was a photoshop? The rest is scathing of Cook...

Have I missed your point?
Almost certainly, for those interested in a more mainstream (sans photoshops) bio piece of Physicist John Cook can read this.
Ah, so the rest of the critical article means nothing, but the dead guy 'supposedly' said it was a photoshop, and that's what you're focusing on?

That picture has been around for many, many years with anyone trying a 'Prince Andrew' on it...

turbobloke

104,621 posts

262 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
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A European organisation ccollective is calling on MEPs to reject a motion to declare a ‘climate emergency’ when the European Parliament votes on it tomorrow. Must be a slim chance.

kerplunk

7,142 posts

208 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
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turbobloke said:
Pro-agw people tend to hop over to RC, SkepSci et al and just throw a link when neither the advocacy blogs nor the link do what was claimed.

In a recent post I was offered a link to an advocacy blog article about 1940 in response to actual evidence in a 2019 peer reviewed paper for the early 1930s. Hilarious!
Await your reply to my post which doesn't do that.


Not that there's anything wrong with posting the SS article - you tried to peddle a paper as saying the arctic was warmer than today in the early 30s (which it actually doesn't) and the SS article discusses similar claims about arctic temps in the early 20th century which covers that little pea that you're trying to roll.

Wayoftheflower

1,340 posts

237 months

Wednesday 27th November 2019
quotequote all
Bacardi said:
Wayoftheflower said:
Obvious troll is obvious.

You better get in touch with FCPP let them know they can retract their apology to Mann. National Review would appreciate your help too.

As for his data, the link was posted here just yesterday.

Finally calling anyone a fraud is likely to get you blocked, or sued. Luckily your incompetence defence is surely even stronger than Tim Ball's.
Thanks for the insults.

If you care to look, it was the girl merely asking for the data from 1901-1960. One simple question that he didn't like = instant block. Mann is a disgrace to science... as well as a fraud.

It's amazing how fast you come back with a post and a link, with what you think debunks other posters. It's like a few pages ago when I asked you you, YOU, to comment on the points being made by William Happer. But no you didn't bother, and you just came back with some other Prof who had, supposedly, debunked him. Anybody would think you have crib sheet of answers, as you don't answer on behalf of yourself, just pre-made answers.

I did read his comments on Happer but most of them contained a lot ambiguity, with such scientifically accurate comments like 'the evidence suggests'. Harper has retired now so nothing to loose, but your Prof obviously wants to protect his pension and keep the gravy train on track.
"..data you convieniently skipped" yes, that's defintely not a disingenuous question.... rolleyes

Apologies for my swiftness of response, skeptical science has a very handy top ten denier myths and it's hardly my fault if you keep recycling them.

This William (carbon isn't a polutant) Happer? I didn't spot your question, maybe it is addressed here?

Although given you've dismissed a previous rebuttable with simple accusations of fraud then I doubt you'll be won over by any argument.

The Don of Croy

6,024 posts

161 months

Friday 29th November 2019
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All this week Emily Maitlis on R4 has been reporting from the Antarctica, regaling us with evidence of the current climate crisis (but not severe enough to keep journalists away).
Today we learned of the impending penguin crisis, where a potential 30% decrease might occur if certain climatic conditions progress over the next 80 odd years, from the current estimate of 5 million birds. This would be a bad thing.
Except that (as the BBC helpfully told us) just 12 years ago David Attenborough broadcast that there were only 2 million penguins.
Numbers keep changing but the message is unapologetically apocalyptic.

Langweilig

4,356 posts

213 months

Monday 2nd December 2019
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So now, some bod at the United Nations has warned everybody that things are very serious and all sorts of nasty things will happen due to "climate change".

Guess what? It's happened before - thirty years ago.




Down and out

2,700 posts

66 months

Monday 2nd December 2019
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Langweilig said:
So now, some bod at the United Nations has warned everybody that things are very serious and all sorts of nasty things will happen due to "climate change".

Guess what? It's happened before - thirty years ago.



I really am surprised at how gullible a lot of people are nowadays.
Glug.

Gadgetmac

14,984 posts

110 months

Monday 2nd December 2019
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That's actually true. A senior UN official did say that back in 1989.

Of course you do realise that:

1. He isn't a climate scientist so has no gravitas in the field. He's just an environmental program director.

2. He's not saying in 1989 that entire nations could be wiped out by the year 2000 just that if it's not reversed by the year 2000 then that fate could follow in the next 100 years or so.

3. It's such old news that it's been used as click bait for deniers for years. Apparently it still works too biggrin
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