MG1968
That’s No Moon…
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Mark Dice had A nice piece on this today.
Solving the plastic problem goes a long way towards solving supposed climate change. Of the two of us...you’re the one with your head in your ass. At least I’m taking action
Lol at “you people “. You mean Jews right?
If all Jews deny man made climate change exist I guess that would be true but unfortunately, "you people" just refers to idiots.
First off, I'm not a scientist, and I don't believe I ever claimed to be one.
Second, determining whether the observed warming is due to human activity shouldn't require 10 million or more years of data because it's principally an energy balance problem rather than a trending problem. We only need the trends to determine that the climate is changing, and it's not clear why we need more than 150 years of good data to do that.
The relevance is that sometimes scientists are wrong, even when there’s a consensus.
I call this the "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia defense;" Mack uses this reasoning in his argument against evolution. But the argument is only useful to demonstrate the trivial fact that a consensus doesn't guarantee that a particular claim is true. If you're using it to try to show that a particular claim is false then it raises some pretty unsavory questions, such as "should we consider everything for which there is a scientific consensus to be false?"
In the case of homosexuality though, it's former status as a mental disorder has more philosophical underpinnings than scientific ones (i.e., what exactly constitutes a mental disorder?). This is not really an issue in the climate change debate.
The proposed European Climate Law includes a border adjustment on their carbon tax, which is something I’ve also suggested on this board. But what I would do differently is make it a revenue-neutral carbon tax or fee and dividend program such as the Baker-Schultz plan advocated by young conservatives at CPAC.And even if man is responsible for some warming, it doesn’t change the fact that most the people complaining about it don’t do anything personally to make any difference, nor are they willing to terminate foreign trade with the greatest offenders.
From AR5, “It is extremely likely [95-100% confidence] that more than half of the observed increase in global average surface temperature from 1951 to 2010 was caused by the anthropogenic increase in greenhouse gas concentrations and other anthropogenic forcings together. The best estimate of the human induced contribution to warming is similar to the observed warming over this period.”So, since it’s settled science what percentage of warming in human kind responsible for?
Haha, great reference. Here’s more on the ‘science was wrong before’ fallacy
Some people come to this thread in good faith looking to exchange ideas and maybe learn a thing or two. But ^most people^ are clearly just trolling. WS gave you a very reasonable explanation as to why this is incorrect just a few pages back, but here you go repeating these false talking points again. It’s the same as BOT and others coming in here telling everyone “it’s the sun” again, even though he’s been shown several times why this is not possible. “They changed the name”, “ice age predicted in 70s” etc. etc. All of you regulars know better by now and repeating these PRATTs is just trolling at this point.No hurricanes in Florida for 12 years when climate scientists were confident with 100% certainty cat 5s would wipe us out is all anyone needs to look at to see climate science is part science part uneducated guess and part fear mongering.
It's a bunch of geologists staring at computer models and flinging poo until something sticks. That's why the term climate change, which has been around forever, supplanted global warming as the go to catch phrase for fear mongers. It's a catch all and gives them an out when they are wrong which is more often than not.
Well, let’s use more aerosols.The proposed European Climate Law includes a border adjustment on their carbon tax, which is something I’ve also suggested on this board. But what I would do differently is make it a revenue-neutral carbon tax or fee and dividend program such as the Baker-Schultz plan advocated by young conservatives at CPAC.
From AR5, “It is extremely likely [95-100% confidence] that more than half of the observed increase in global average surface temperature from 1951 to 2010 was caused by the anthropogenic increase in greenhouse gas concentrations and other anthropogenic forcings together. The best estimate of the human induced contribution to warming is similar to the observed warming over this period.”
That is, the percentage of warming that humankind is responsible for is approximately 100%. More specifically, it’s actually about 110%. That’s because a small fraction of the warming has been offset by human aerosol emissions, which have a cooling effect. An even smaller fraction of the warming has been offset by natural cycles (see Fig 10.5). Because if there were no human influences on climate, orbital mechanics predict we would continue the slow long-term cooling trend that started around 6000 years ago.