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The TRUTH about the Climate Change MYTH

Looks authoritative enough to me. In keeping with his background, he brings an environmental focus to his AGW commentary.

[h=3]Patrick Moore (environmentalist) - Wikipedia, the free ...[/h]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Moore_(environmentalist)


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Patrick Moore (born 1947) is a Canadian scientist and former president of Greenpeace Canada. He has sharply and publicly differed with many policies of major ...Education‎: ‎PhD in Ecology (1974), B.Sc. ...
Nationality‎: ‎Canadian

Employer‎: ‎Ecosense Environmental Inc., ...
Occupation‎: ‎lobbyist, public speaker, en...

Lobbyist. For oil and coal companies.

Real objective, this one.
 
Ah. It's a conspiracy.

That's always a convenient excuse when the facts don't go your way.

It's ClimateGate, not a conspiracy. Those are simply facts which you can't address, and because you can't, you won't. Those recorded temperatures you reference instead of proxy data for the 20th century are in large part made up crap by a programmer tasked with making a corrupt database work in some fashion or another.
 
(Citation needed...and not local or regional studies)

And what was it Marcott and Mann used in theirs then ?

There isn't a real world study from anywhere on Earth that evokes the Marcott or Mann result (even within their own studies) so how can any compilation of such studies ever do so ?

As ever find me just one from anywhere which does ? :waiting:
 
Once these so called 'experts'can present empirical evidence or indeed any kind of compelling case why this modest warming phase is somehow different from the dozens of others since the last ice age I'll start believing them.

Climatologists have made a very strong effort to present evidence (whether or not it is valid) for their claims unlike the OP. If you do not believe so then you are obviously not very well informed on the topic.

So far the silence on that front has been deafening.

Maybe try removing your ear phones.


By the way, the ice core data you linked is only data from Greenland which is local temperature not global temperature.

This is the agenda driven hijacking of a natural phenomenon to suit poltical ends nothing more

Nice to know your opinion.
 
And what was it Marcott and Mann used in theirs then ?

There isn't a real world study from anywhere on Earth that evokes the Marcott or Mann result (even within their own studies) so how can any compilation of such studies ever do so ?

As ever find me just one from anywhere which does ? :waiting:

You could have just said you have no citations, you know.
 
It's ClimateGate, not a conspiracy. Those are simply facts which you can't address, and because you can't, you won't. Those recorded temperatures you reference instead of proxy data for the 20th century are in large part made up crap by a programmer tasked with making a corrupt database work in some fashion or another.

Like I said, a conspiracy.
 
Looks authoritative enough to me. In keeping with his background, he brings an environmental focus to his AGW commentary.

[h=3]Patrick Moore (environmentalist) - Wikipedia, the free ...[/h]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Moore_(environmentalist)

Wikipedia

Patrick Moore (born 1947) is a Canadian scientist and former president of Greenpeace Canada. He has sharply and publicly differed with many policies of major ...Education‎: ‎PhD in Ecology (1974), B.Sc. ...
Nationality‎: ‎Canadian

Employer‎: ‎Ecosense Environmental Inc., ...
Occupation‎: ‎lobbyist, public speaker, environmental consultant...

He's a lobbyist, public speaker and consultant. I'm missing the part of his CV that says, "climate scientist"..... So remind me why I care what a lobbyist etc. has to say about the science, of the climate or anything else?
 
He's a lobbyist, public speaker and consultant. I'm missing the part of his CV that says, "climate scientist"..... So remind me why I care what a lobbyist etc. has to say about the science, of the climate or anything else?

He's not a lobbyist. He's a consultant with a robust scientific background in environmental issues. His views make you uncomfortable. So be it.
 
It's ClimateGate, not a conspiracy. Those are simply facts which you can't address, and because you can't, you won't. Those recorded temperatures you reference instead of proxy data for the 20th century are in large part made up crap by a programmer tasked with making a corrupt database work in some fashion or another.

So the BEST study that independently confirmed the temperature data, was made up too, funded in part by Koch money? And I'm no climate scientist, but even I know there are not one, not two, but MANY different temperature data sets - here's a link to five major ones, and it references several others. They're ALL "made up crap"?

Can you cite ANY published research that indicates fatal problems with ALL the temperature data. I mean, if the data are "made up crap" surely someone out there has verified the "crap" status and published those results, right? I know the temperature data have been extensively vetted, so point me to some objective evidence that we really can't know anything about temps in the 20th and 21st centuries because the data are hopelessly unusable.
 
He's not a lobbyist. He's a consultant with a robust scientific background in environmental issues. His views make you uncomfortable. So be it.

LMAO. Are you climate change denialists always this blind. Did you look at what YOU quoted from Wiki? Here it is...."Occupation‎: ‎lobbyist, public speaker, environmental consultant." Of course, "consultant" and "PR" are just different words for the same work done by "lobbyists" just sometimes in slightly different contexts.

And his views make me no more uncomfortable than any other ignoramus on the climate, like politicians or... other lobbyists, sorry, "consultants." When I want to know something about science, I tend to listen to scientists doing science, and not paid 'consultants' who know no more about the science than does Al Gore or Barbra Streisand, who are equally irrelevant.
 
He's not a lobbyist. He's a consultant with a robust scientific background in environmental issues. His views make you uncomfortable. So be it.

One more comment on this. I went back to the OP and this caught my eye. Lobbyist/PR hack/Consultant Dr. Moore:

There is no scientific proof that human emissions of carbon dioxide are the dominant cause of the minor warming of the Earth's atmosphere over the past 100 years,”

With that short phrase, the hack might as well have put a sign on his lapel, "PAID SHILL." There is no scientist that I'm aware of that discusses climate in terms of the existence or lack of "scientific proof." Climate science, really ANY science, doesn't seek and can never obtain "scientific proof" - not ever. Scientists can accumulate evidence that appears to confirm theories, and the more evidence, the more comfortable scientists are relying on the theory, but that's it. There is no "scientific proof" of Einstein's Theory of Relativity. There is no "scientific proof" smoking causes cancer.

So when a hack wants to talk about the climate, he uses the term "scientific proof" and it's because if he's not a complete idiot he knows that no matter how much evidence might accumulate, no science will ever "prove" any theory. I imagine it's a lesson they teach in "Propaganda 101."

BTW, I also went back a bit and Patrick Moore has favorably cited the Oregon Petition, in his BOOK, that presumably was edited, etc. I love it because there is no better way to identify an obvious hack than someone favorably citing that crap as evidence for anything at all.
 
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He's a lobbyist, public speaker and consultant. I'm missing the part of his CV that says, "climate scientist"..... So remind me why I care what a lobbyist etc. has to say about the science, of the climate or anything else?

Why isn't this good enough:


Full Definition of ECOLOGY
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: a branch of science concerned with the interrelationship of organisms and their environments
2
: the totality or pattern of relations between organisms and their environment
3
: human ecology
4
: environment, climate <the moral ecology>; also : an often delicate or intricate system or complex <the ecology of language>

Ecology | Definition of ecology by Merriam-Webster
 
My problem is that the OP did not directly present any actual evidence against global warming, only the opinion of a non-expert on the subject.
How can one present "evidence" that something doesn't exist? Isn't that a little unrealistic of you to expect "evidence against Global Warming"? What could you present to show there is no Tooth Fairy? Shouldn't you be demanding science that shows, beyond any doubt or subjective opinion, that Global Warming is more than just an unfalsifiable religion?
 
Scientists can accumulate evidence that appears to confirm theories, and the more evidence, the more comfortable scientists are relying on the theory, but that's it.

With that short phrase, you might as well have put a sign on your lapel, "Playing Pretend Scientist."

Science is not concerned with "supporting evidence," ...only in falsifying evidence. No one goes around dropping things to "confirm" the theory of gravity. The scientific method is all about trying to prove theories false, not about showing that something might be true. Supporting "evidence" is the mainstay of religion and politics. The scientific method is all about cherry picking those observations/data/measurements that will have the best chance at showing something to be false and then designing experiments around them.

No observations, data, measurements or any other trivia constitute science, but they sure are useful in inspiring falsifiable models. But once a falsifiable model exists the objective is to prove it false. That's why science requires falsifiable models and not "supportable" models.

Shall we heat some things to "confirm" the laws of thermodynamics?
 
Climatologists have made a very strong effort to present evidence (whether or not it is valid) for their claims unlike the OP. If you do not believe so then you are obviously not very well informed on the topic.

I'm very well informed on the topic and have studied the pros and cons of it for many years

Maybe try removing your ear phones.

By the way, the ice core data you linked is only data from Greenland which is local temperature not global temperature.

Maybe try and remove your blindfold because both poles are represented here. Why are fluctuations of Arctic ice temperatures important one minute yet irrelevent the next ?

You want global then ? OK

Medieval Warm Period
 
I'm very well informed on the topic and have studied the pros and cons of it for many years



Maybe try and remove your blindfold because both poles are represented here. Why are fluctuations of Arctic ice temperatures important one minute yet irrelevent the next ?

You want global then ? OK

Medieval Warm Period

Yes, the medieval warm period:
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What about it?
 
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