Climate change - the POLITICAL debate. Vol 4

Climate change - the POLITICAL debate. Vol 4

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turbobloke

103,971 posts

260 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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wc98 said:
zygalski said:
Aah, yes, but nobody has an incentive to stop the AGW consensus, do they?
Nobody.
Nada.
on that we agree ,certainly not those involved in receiving public funding for nothing, absolutely nothing of value to those paying the bill.
On top of that, there is no consensus outside politics. Cool cool

turbobloke

103,971 posts

260 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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Given that belief statements are in vogue - but ultimately worthless in scientific terms, as opposed to politicking terms - we can easily achieve more of a balanced perspective on PH while giving believers a wider range of authorities to appeal to (not that this generous offer will be taken up).


“We're not scientifically there yet. Despite what you may have heard in the media, there is nothing like a consensus of scientific opinion that this is a problem. Because there is natural variability in the weather, you cannot statistically know for another 150 years.”
UN IPCC's Tom Tripp

“Any reasonable scientific analysis must conclude the basic theory wrong!” NASA Scientist Dr Leonard Weinstein, NASA 30 yrs+ then a Senior Research Fellow at the National Institute of Aerospace.

“Please remain calm: The Earth will heal itself. Climate is beyond our power to control. Earth doesn't care about governments or their legislation. You can't find much actual global warming in present-day weather observations. Climate change is a matter of geologic time, something that the earth routinely does on its own without asking anyone's permission or explaining itself."
Nobel Laureate and Stanford University Physicist Dr Robert B. Laughlin, formerly a research scientist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

“In essence, the jig is up. The whole thing is a fraud. And even the fraudsters that fudged data are admitting to temperature history that they used to say didn't happen. Perhaps what has doomed the Climategate fraudsters the most was their brazenness in fudging the data.”
Dr Christopher J. Kobus, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Oakland University.

“The energy mankind generates is so small compared to that overall energy budget that it simply cannot affect the climate. The planet's climate is doing its own thing, but we cannot pinpoint significant trends in changes to it because it dates back millions of years while the study of it began only recently. We are children of the Sun; we simply lack data to draw the proper conclusions.”
Russian Scientist Dr. Anatoly Levitin, the head of geomagnetic variations laboratory at the Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere and Radiowave Propagation of the Russian Academy of Sciences

“Hundreds of billion dollars have been wasted with the attempt of imposing an Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW) theory that is not supported by physical world evidences. AGW has been forcefully imposed by means of a barrage of scare stories and indoctrination that begins in the elementary school textbooks.”
Geologist Geraldo Luís Lino, author of The Global Warming Fraud: How a Natural Phenomenon Was Converted into a False World Emergency."

"I am an environmentalist, but I must disagree with Mr. Gore"
Chemistry Professor Dr. Mary Mumper, the chair of the Chemistry Department at Frostburg State University in Maryland

“I am ashamed of what climate science has become today. The science 'community' is relying on an inadequate model to blame CO2 and innocent citizens for global warming in order to generate funding and to gain attention. If this is what 'science' has become today, I, as a scientist, am ashamed.”
Research scientist William C. Gilbert author of studies published in the journal Energy & Environment titled 'The thermodynamic relationship between surface temperature and water vapor concentration in the troposphere" and "Atmospheric Temperature Distribution in a Gravitational Field."

“The dysfunctional nature of climate sciences is nothing short of a scandal. Science is too important for our society to be misused in the way it has been done within the Climate Science community. The global warming establishment has actively suppressed research results presented by researchers that do not comply with the dogma of the IPCC.”
Swedish Climatologist Dr. Hans Jelbring of the Paleogeophysics & Geodynamics Unit at Stockholm University.

“Those who call themselves 'Green Planet Advocates' should be arguing for a CO2- fertilized atmosphere, not a CO2-starved atmosphere. Diversity increases when the planet is warm with high CO2 atmospheric content. Al Gore's personal behaviour supports a green planet - his enormous energy use with his multiple homes does indeed help make the planet greener. Kudos, Al for doing your part to save the planet.”
Engineer and aviation/space pioneer Burt Rutan

“Global warming is the central tenet of this new belief system in much the same way that the Resurrection is the central tenet of Christianity. Al Gore has taken a role corresponding to that of St Paul in proselytizing the new faith. My skepticism about AGW arises from the fact that as a physicist who has worked in closely related areas, I know how poor the underlying science is. In effect the scientific method has been abandoned in this field.” -Atmospheric Physicist Dr John Reid, previously with Australia‘s CSIRO‘s (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization) Division of Oceanography.

“We maintain there is no reason whatsoever to worry about man-made climate change, because there is no evidence whatsoever that such a thing is happening."
Earth scientists Antonis Christofides and Nikos Mamassis of the National Technical University of Athens‘ Department of Water Resources and Environmental Engineering.

“The whole idea of anthropogenic global warming is completely unfounded. There appears to have been money gained by Michael Mann, Al Gore and UN IPCC?s Rajendra Pachauri as a consequence of this deception, so it's fraud."
South African astrophysicist Hilton Ratcliffe, a member of the Astronomical Society of Southern Africa (ASSA) and the Astronomical Society of the Pacific and a Fellow of the British Institute of Physics.

zygalski

7,759 posts

145 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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So... prove it!

zygalski

7,759 posts

145 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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The stance from the deniers in this thread seems to be that you have a surfeit of sound evidence that refutes AGW, however, it can't be tested in a court, and even if it could be, there's not a single person or organisation on the entire planet who has an incentive to take a legal stand against this global AGW conspiracy.

The AGW lies are exposed here, however, for a few dozen lucky folk, in a backwater section of a car owner's website.
Do you guys not realise how utterly mad this stance is? I mean it's beyond grassy knoll bonkers.

LongQ

13,864 posts

233 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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zygalski said:
I picked the Oxford University paper purely at random.
I'm sure you conspiracy buffs/deniers can find a paper which supports AGW that obviously could be contested?

Aah, yes, but nobody has an incentive to stop the AGW consensus, do they?
Nobody.
Nada.
So not much research on your part?

Inadvertent cherry picking or did you just stop because the first reference you "found" satisified your political needs?

Oh well, at least it seems to have been politically motivated - in the widest sense of the word.

turbobloke

103,971 posts

260 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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zygalski said:
deniers
I already said you can keep the faith.

Heretics will do nicely.

Get back on denial when you stop denying the data.

zygalski

7,759 posts

145 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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LongQ said:
zygalski said:
I picked the Oxford University paper purely at random.
I'm sure you conspiracy buffs/deniers can find a paper which supports AGW that obviously could be contested?

Aah, yes, but nobody has an incentive to stop the AGW consensus, do they?
Nobody.
Nada.
So not much research on your part?

Inadvertent cherry picking or did you just stop because the first reference you "found" satisified your political needs?

Oh well, at least it seems to have been politically motivated - in the widest sense of the word.
Nope just googled and that was the first article that appeared.
No conspiracy involved I'm afraid, Mr Grassy Knoll.

zygalski

7,759 posts

145 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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turbobloke said:
zygalski said:
deniers
I already said you can keep the faith.

Heretics will do nicely.

Get back on denial when you stop denying the data.
Show me some untweaked data that could be used in a court & survive expert cross-examination....

LongQ

13,864 posts

233 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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zygalski said:
LongQ said:
zygalski said:
I picked the Oxford University paper purely at random.
I'm sure you conspiracy buffs/deniers can find a paper which supports AGW that obviously could be contested?

Aah, yes, but nobody has an incentive to stop the AGW consensus, do they?
Nobody.
Nada.
So not much research on your part?

Inadvertent cherry picking or did you just stop because the first reference you "found" satisified your political needs?

Oh well, at least it seems to have been politically motivated - in the widest sense of the word.
Nope just googled and that was the first article that appeared.
No conspiracy involved I'm afraid, Mr Grassy Knoll.
scratchchin

Have you run out of medication?

Is there anyone we could call to get help to you?

zygalski

7,759 posts

145 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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Meanwhile, in the real world, companies continue to develop renewables, keep investing billions of their own money in green tech, all to help perpetuate the AGW sham which they could easily disprove, if only they visited this thread, looked at a few graphs and read 'spam's copy/pastes.

laughlaughlaugh

Ali G

3,526 posts

282 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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Every policy proposed to reduce CO2 output, short of an immediate ban, has been adopted.

Let's see what happens - this may be similar to a real-world experiment only the lab-rats are bipedal.

turbobloke

103,971 posts

260 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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It looks as though some people didn't like the baker's dozen I posted earlier. Touched nerves etc.

IPCC belief statements must be truly 'special' to cultivate such strong faith.

robinessex

11,062 posts

181 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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durbster said:
robinessex said:
I wish Ziggy would shut up about going to court. Just what knowledge would one of these geriatric old farts with wig on, called a Judge, know, to produce any credible decision. Just look up ‘miscarriages of justice’, to see the fk ups these idiots have managed in the past.
The case for AGW denial has been made in court in the United States by Peabody.

They even called in some of this thread's favourite bloggers - the ones we're told to believe over the peer reviewed science.

They lost, obviously.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/climate-co...

Article said:
A Minnesota judge found the preponderance of evidence did not favor coal industry climate science denial
Extract from Guardian article

“Witnesses like Andrew Dessler and John Abraham who represent the 97% expert consensus. “

Says all you need to know about the verdict then, don't it. The phantom 97% !

Ali G

3,526 posts

282 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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Trial by oreskes.

Presumably the ducking- stool was unavailable.

dickymint

24,358 posts

258 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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durbster said:
All the data supports AGW.

The anti-AGW side in this thread is utterly relentless with the bullying, intimidation and personal insults.
Says the guy that came back into the thread after a ten day day break with nothing to add except a pop at TB rolleyes


dickymint

24,358 posts

258 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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zygalski said:
Meanwhile, in the real world, companies continue to develop renewables, keep investing billions of their own money in green tech, all to help perpetuate the AGW sham which they could easily disprove, if only they visited this thread, looked at a few graphs and read 'spam's copy/pastes.

laughlaughlaugh
Nope they do it to make a profit and guess what? It’s not “their own money”!!

turbobloke

103,971 posts

260 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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dickymint said:
zygalski said:
Meanwhile, in the real world, companies continue to develop renewables, keep investing billions of their own money in green tech, all to help perpetuate the AGW sham which they could easily disprove, if only they visited this thread, looked at a few graphs and read 'spam's copy/pastes.

laughlaughlaugh
Nope they do it to make a profit and guess what? It’s not “their own money”!!
yes

GreenBlobbery and its taxpayer subsidies are well and truly milked due to The Cause and The Team's ramping efforts.

Laughing at politicians and other AGW disciples is the best medicine; believing in invisible entities used to be limited to infantile behaviour in very young people, now its endemic in the political class and a shocking number of motivated acolytes. Those fairies at the bottom of the garden must be envious of Gaia in terms of agw.

zygalski

7,759 posts

145 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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dickymint said:
zygalski said:
Meanwhile, in the real world, companies continue to develop renewables, keep investing billions of their own money in green tech, all to help perpetuate the AGW sham which they could easily disprove, if only they visited this thread, looked at a few graphs and read 'spam's copy/pastes.

laughlaughlaugh
Nope they do it to make a profit and guess what? It’s not “their own money”!!
So 100% subsidies to all companies globally investing in renewables & green energy?
Sounds like tin foil hat bullst to me.
Proof please...

Also, how much are the US subsidies for fossil fuel production?

Edited by zygalski on Saturday 25th November 14:21

turbobloke

103,971 posts

260 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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Check that garden believers, invisible entities can be seen with sufficient faith. As you already know.

Meanwhile...some climate politics from the CFACT political blog Climate Depot.

Morano vs Macron
http://www.climatedepot.com/2017/11/15/skeptic-mor...

Former UN Climate Drone tries to laugh off her call for UN ‘centralized transformation’ shhhh it's a secret
http://www.climatedepot.com/2017/11/14/exclusive-v...


durbster

10,277 posts

222 months

Saturday 25th November 2017
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grumbledoak said:
durbster said:
All the data supports AGW.
If that were true these threads would not exist...
You can't be serious. The existence of a conspiracy theory is not evidence of a conspiracy theory. At all.

It's only evidence that people are drawn to an exciting fantasy over a tedious reality.

grumbledoak said:
...and no-one would have ever used the word "consensus".

We would never have heard the name Oreskes, and "97%" wouldn't be a running joke.
You believe the 97% thing is not accurate. OK.

If you really believe there are a vast number of climate scientists out there who reject AGW, where the hell are they?

For example, why do you think there are no stories in New Scientist about this great debate that's apparently still raging?

And before the inevitable repetitive turbowaffle about the consensus being meaningless; the point of putting a figure on the scientific consensus was only to address the public misconception that AGW was still unproven. That clearly wasn't true ten years ago and absolutely isn't now, since the evidence has only grown.
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