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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    A 2013 paper in Environmental Research Letters reviewed 11,944 abstracts of scientific papers, finding 4,014 which discussed the cause of recent global warming and reporting: Among abstracts expressing a position on AGW, 97.1% endorsed the consensus position that humans are causing global...
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    It's better than 97% consensus. Only one author out of 9000 denies it. No science org denies it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_opinion_on_climate_change
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    Poll- Who is worst U.S. President ever?

    Never leave here. We need rational people like you.
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    Do you mean the fact that virtually the entire world's community is agreement about AGW? That "misinformation"? LOL And that only one author out of 9000 denies AGW? That "misinformation". Or the fact that no science organization of national or international standing denies it?
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    22% Food Inflation = middle class destruction

    No problem. It is difficult trying to figure out what he is babbling about.
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    22% Food Inflation = middle class destruction

    Progressive taxing and spending like crazy are the root cause of income inequality. The left is destroying tax payers standard of living with their sick, destructive policies. Looks like he is hysterically blaming "The Left" again.
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    22% Food Inflation = middle class destruction

    Now that's not fair. He's actually laying all of the countries ills at the foot of the left.
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    Stratosphere jerm, stratosphere. That's the one way up high. We live in the troposphere where the level of CO2 determines the temperature of the atmosphere. The higher the level, the higher the temps. You certainly should know this very basic science by now. Why don't you? Intentional...
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    The bottom line is that atmospheric carbon dioxide acts as a thermostat in regulating the temperature of Earth. The rapid increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide due to human industrial activity is therefore setting the course for continued global warming. Because of the large heat capacity of...
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    I did not say that they have no effect. Just very little. This what climate scientists say.... We found the likely reduction in warming by 2100 would be between 0.06 and 0.1 degrees Celsius, a very small fraction of the warming we're due to experience as a result of human activity. Other...
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    You're trying to convince me that you know more than the climatologists. That won't work. You couldn't convince me that you know more than my dog.
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    What is most interesting for me is the current decline in solar activity. The "exceptional" low minimum in the 11-year solar cycle seen in 2008/9, and the subsequent weakness of the current solar cycle, are both part of a steady decline that has been going on since about 1985. This has returned...
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    It's not me saying CO2 controls the earth's temps, it's the climate scientists. Solar output variations have had relatively small influence on climate. Both volcanoes and orbital changes have had far greater effect. But were it not for the greenhouse effect from CO2 the temp changes would...
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    The tea party isn’t just losing; it’s losing badly

    It's pretty funny that in jem's fevered mind that the extreme right are classical liberals and that the extreme left are fascists. Only in jem's mind is this possible. LOL
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    Climate change denial is a set of organized attempts to downplay, deny or dismiss the scientific consensus on the extent of global warming, its significance, and its connection to human behavior, especially for commercial or ideological reasons.[1][2] Typically, these attempts take the...
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    Crap study that does not show what you think it shows. You have no science. However, over 9000 authors do have the science proving man made global warming while only one, yes ONE, deny it.
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    Conservative Mind Set & Conspiracy Theories

    Oklahoma lawmakers recently approved such a surcharge at the behest of the American Legislative Exchange Council, the conservative group that often dictates bills to Republican statehouses and receives financing from the utility industry and fossil-fuel producers, including the Kochs. As The Los...
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    It's speculation that temps lead CO2. . On the other hand, there is science proving that CO2 is a greenhouse gas and that it's level controls the earth's temperature. Once you understand what a greenhouse gas is you will understand how rising CO2 levels must cause temps to rise. Grasshopper...
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