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Re: Climate change: 'Hockey stick' holds up
Again, - because you say so. Circular logic in the second power.
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Bray and von Storch, 2003The survey received 530 responses from 27 different countries. One of the questions asked was "To what extent do you agree or disagree that climate change is mostly the result of anthropogenic causes?", with a value of 1 indicating strongly agree and a value of 7 indicating strongly disagree. The results showed a mean of 3.62, with 50 responses (9.4%) indicating "strongly agree" and 54 responses (9.7%) indicating "strongly disagree". The same survey indicates a 72% to 20% endorsement of the IPCC reports as accurate, and a 15% to 80% rejection of the thesis that "there is enough uncertainty about the phenomenon of global warming that there is no need for immediate policy decisions." Survey of U.S. state climatologists 1997 In 1997, the conservative think tank Citizens for a Sound Economy surveyed America's 48 state climatologists on questions related to climate change[60]. Of the 36 respondents, 44% considered global warming to be a largely natural phenomenon, compared to 17% who considered warming to be largely man-made. Overall, only 5% describe the study of global climate change as a “fully mature” science, but 51% describe it as “fairly mature,” while 40% see it as still an “emerging” science. However, over two out of three (69%) believe there is at least a 50-50 chance that the debate over the role of human activity in global warming will be settled in the next 10 to 20 years. I will save space: Scientific opinion on climate change - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia DemandDebate.com, a project of former tobacco lobbyist Steven J. Milloy. conducted the first-ever survey of the U.S. scientists who participated in the most recent IPCC report. Another notable result is that an astounding 20% of those surveyed said that human activity is the principal driver of climate change. STATS: Climate Scientists Agree on Warming, Disagree on Dangers, and Don’t Trust the Media’s Coverage of Climate Change . There is not too much of stats about opinions of scientists, but the available contradicts your view. If asked individualy, secientists rather desagree than agre, or agree no more than disargee.. So let me ask you your qusestion: Why the majority of scientists disagree with AWG ? Would yo ever understand that scientists think, organizations do not? As soon as you delegate your thinking to an organization you turn into jfuh. Quote:
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You have failed to bring articles claiming. AWG. Prove that not a single. I have been proving you are wrong: “Thus these results point towards the possibility of routine decadal climate predictions. Advancing decadal-scale climate prediction in the North Atlantic sector : Abstract : Nature “ "All leading climate models forecast that as the atmosphere warms there should be an increase in high altitude cirrus clouds, which would amplify any warming caused by manmade greenhouse gases," he said. "That amplification is a positive feedback. What we found in month-to-month fluctuations of the tropical climate system was a strongly negative feedback. As the tropical atmosphere warms, cirrus clouds decrease. That allows more infrared heat to escape from the atmosphere to outer space." The results of this research were published today in the American Geophysical Union's "Geophysical Research Letters" on-line edition. The paper was co-authored by UAHuntsville's Dr. John R. Christy and Dr. W. Danny Braswell, and Dr. Justin Hnilo of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, CA. UAHuntsville News Well jfuh, thanks, you have made me learn something about AGW, because you know I had not been paying too much of attention. I just was trusting my 6th sense. Now I discover astonishing things. ‘’Warming might thin heat-trapping clouds’’. DOH? Takes much and so long – that would be the 1st Q anybody from thermodynamics would ask. It is clear, Co2 ‘’layer’’ is the same, as heated – should rise, thin and have holes bringing higher conventional heat exchange rate. If you wish to use your greenohouse – poke holes on the top and all heat would be rapidly escaping; plus as your greenhouse expands it cools down. DOH? I wonder how many years would take to figure that out? On ipcc pages we see such a bogus drawing without any understanding of thermodynamics, - it is thermo- DYNAMICS. It is all about motion, constant change. You see sometimes the 6th sense can be totally wrong. I assumed that scientists took a look at very basic things, now I see they did not. There is no such objection in any scientific literature. 1. Let’s say so, and? How does it argue against my statement? 2. There is no such thing as a consensus position in scientific literature. No objection can be made to something that does not exist. Quote:
[QUOTE=jfuh;1057739156 You obviously did not even bother to read over his post which is why you are here making such a non-sense lying claim. [/QUOTE] Firstly you have been dishonest a minute ago claiming that I did not read, no you are discussing the details of my reading. Quote:
Hello, Heretic and you have been lying that they are claiming AWG, now ‘’None of these mentioned AGW.’’ Thanks, my point is proven. This is exactly what I have been proving: ‘’None of these mentioned AGW’’ Hey, did you read the ones marked “’you are shooting yourself in the foot’’? If none of then mention AWG, it means for you that they prove AWG? You start making such cute statements when you are at the wall. Quote:
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Go and google: Abbot, C.G., 1910: The solar constant of radiation. Smithsonian Institution Annual Report, p. 319, - and whatever, - and you will see that I have done more than I have been required. Thanks for pointing out to Heretic’s falsifications. I did not notice how he was cheating. Venus what? Cooling, warming, some MAN MADE GW on Venus? Makes ends to connect in your statement? I did not read, but I believe you as to a friend. As the T goes up, volume, pressure, density, humidity – rains and hails, turbulence -hurricanes and other things change, the system will be seeking balance, the T will go down, as long as the heat source and surroundings stay the same. It is not like you are adding an additional source of heat. Everything like for every time. |
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Btw I am retracting my answer to you statement Quote: Originally Posted by jfuh Because it's rational is bogus. You know it's bogus as well. I answered: ‘’Again, - because you say so. Circular logic in the second power.’’ Now I would answer – you have tried to pull one of those justone’s tricks. I encourage you to keep on exercising. 1. Are you asking or you are making it to be a closed system? All systems are open. It depends on the process you are considering. You can close it, if it is practical. 2. When you consider the solar energy you have to include the Sun in the system. Either you are talking about heat exchange between the Sun and the Earth, or you disregard it. 3. Quote:
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You can do it by yourself. Take some wood, mount a kettle with water over it, and set the wood on fire. As the water would be warming, flame would be cooling down. It will not take you an hour. If you want to see it immediately – light up a match and put it on the ground, - you will see flame getting colder in a matter of seconds. Absolutely. The sun as it radiates energy is getting colder. No even a nanosecond of a doubt jfuh, it is basics, did you ever take basic physics? And then what does it have to do? Quote:
Did not I quote your words? If you don’t know what you're talking about, then you are right, - I cannot know what you're talking. And then what does it have to do? For quite a while you have been posting so far away from the subject I tried to address. I think we are done here, aren’t we? Unless you wish to make another joke about warming and energy. As a friend I would advise you not to. |
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Really? Interesting. Well, I haven't had any trouble finding information on AGW at all. There's a staggering amount of information available online, from official sources within your own government to independent researchers, as well as decades of printed studies and journal articles that are freely available in any library. If you have been having limited access to the data, I can only assume you've been looking in the wrong place. |
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What?!? “Effect of Carbon Dioxide Variations on Climate” has nothing to do with AGW? No wonder you're so confused. You don't even know what AGW is! ![]() Promise? Quote:
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