2014 was a summer sizzler: Earth's hottest on record

We can all pick out the parts of the article that suits us, but the main thrust is this part.
"We are very far from the knowledge needed to make good climate policy"

So before we go off in some wild eyed direction lets let the real scientists continue their studies while we ignore the hacks like Gore.
We may be far from good climate policy, though that's a guess, since only hindsight will prove it one way or another. In the meantime, the most important part of the article is his statement re the absolute certainty of scientists, including himself, of Man's effects on climate.
 
I like the parts backed by science and facts.




I know! You pick the parts out of any scientist's report that you agree with, ignore the rest, and cobble what you have together into your desired conclusion.
 
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He could have paired down the above article to four sentences:



Yes, manmade global warming is happening. The basic science on that is settled. Yes we should do something about it. The models need improving and don't account for everything or have high resolution of shorter term changes. (They are not expected to or need to. It is the long term climate changes that matter)







Of course if he did so, the Wall St Urinal would never had paid him for this inflated piece on already known things.
 
I think you are confusing ayn rand's philosophy with mine.
she really says here that the soviets and the hitler and the worst govt preach altruism and self sacrifice for the state.


Wow Jem, thx for this, you just crushed my Milton Friedman video you like, Donahue was a jackass, I love how at the start he is berating the oil companies, as the crowd cheers, when it has long since been proven that Government, not free market policy was what led to the oil lines of Jimmy Carter's term. One woman talks about how ITT is going to take over the world, because they are involved in everything, and yet ITT is a small corporation by todays standards. Guess what, 30 years removed from this debate we now have thousands of oil companies, and no single oil company can corner the market for any prolonged period of time. Donahue then goes on to argue that exxon would not have to worry about someone creating a "better mousetrap" because they would just buy up every single competitor and set the prices, yet the next 40 years of capitalism has led to unprecedented growth in both technology, AND standard of living.

The thing that liberals dont seem to understand is that no one is arguing that capitalism perfectly solves everyones problems, all that we are pointing out is that the free market does a better job of solving more peoples problems than big government ever has. Unlike the pie in the sky liberals who are always monkeying with the free market trying to create a utopian system, conservatives have simply grasped the reality that we will never live in a world where every thing is perfect for every single person, and the vast majority of liberal tinkering has led to more hardship, not the opposite.

Now my goal is too try too 1 up you again with Donahue getting owned, lol.
 
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So capitalism must end to save the planet evidently. I've never heard such a load of crap in my life.

Aside from stopping evolution, and growth, Id love to hear one of these commies tell me all of the green solutions that have been created by the government.

The only way a thinking individual could logically draw the conclusion that capitalism must end to save the planet, is if they also come to the conclusion that the solution to the planets woes is to die, or de-evolve and move back into caves, and yet, they have the audacity to accuse their opponents of being "Anti-Science"
 
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When a global warming swindler says the debate is over, you can be sure of two things; the debate is raging; and he’s losing it.
 
Aside from stopping evolution, and growth, Id love to hear one of these commies tell me all of the green solutions that have been created by the government.
You just said that to a guy who posted a week or two ago that automotive emissions (or was it fuel efficiency) regulations had worked.
 
You just said that to a guy who posted a week or two ago that automotive emissions (or was it fuel efficiency) regulations had worked.

Two of the primary ways car companies have dealt with the increased fuel efficiency requirements are to make cars lighter, and thus less safe, and to continually change the way fuel is injected, thus requiring many engines to have to be partially disassembled to clean the carbon out of them after 60-80 thousand miles.

This according to a car reviewer blog I look at occasionally.

So the increased fuel effic requirements are causing a lot of trouble.
 
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