Global Warming: For Experts Only

[futurecurrents]

Tim Patterson is one...
Tim KNOWS that it's not man who causes global warming or climate change or weather dysphoria or whatever you swill merchants are selling these days.
He knows it's that the vast majority of Earth's climate cycles are a result of natural processes...
Boom...

No he is not one. He doesn't deny it and he's not a climate scientist. He's a climate mercenary. You however, are an idiot.

R. Timothy Patterson
Credentials

• Ph.D., Geology, University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA), 1986. [1]
• B.A., Geology, Dalhousie University, Halifax, N.S., 1983. [1]
• B.Sc., Biology, Dalhousie University, Halifax, 1980. [1]

Background
R. Timothy Patterson is a professor of geology at Carleton University. Patterson is also past chairman of the International Climate Science Coalition (ICSC), a group whose mission is “moving the debate away from implementation of costly and ineffectual 'climate control' measures.” [1], [2]

The ICSC, directed by Tom Harris (formerly of the High Park Group, a “public affairs firm”), has described itself as “an apolitical association of independent scientists, economists and energy and policy experts who have joined together to promote better public understanding of climate science and policy worldwide.” [17]

Timothy Patterson appears on a list compiled by Senator James Inhofe of those who are supposedly “prominent climate scientists.” Patterson is one of 84 scientists listed who have also taken industry money. In the past, Senator Inhofe has received significant amounts in donations from the oil and gas sector. [18], [19]

Stance on Climate Change
2008

In an interview with 21st Century Science & Technology, Patterson admitted that while “it’s not really my area of research,” he began to think about the influence of carbon dioxide after reading work by climate change deniers Jan Veizer and Nir Shaviv. [29]

 

[jem]

no one is denying the earth is warming and has warmed out of the last ice age.


scientists don't prove negatives. they need not state man made co2 is not causing warming.

they deny there is evidence that man made co2 is causing warming.

There are thousands of skeptical scientists.
and many of them are climate scientists.

So it should be easy to be easy to find ONE publishing scientist that denies man made global warming.

The consensus is essentially 100%. https://climate.nasa.gov/scientific-consensus/


Still waiting.

 

[futurecurrents]

no one is denying the earth is warming and has warmed out of the last ice age.


scientists don't prove negatives. they need not state man made co2 is not causing warming.

they deny there is evidence that man made co2 is causing warming.

There are thousands of skeptical scientists.
and many of them are climate scientists.

No, you slimey, lying pos, they are not just talking warming, they are talking man made global warming.

When asked, over 97% expressly say it's true . And no publishing climate scientist denies man made global warming.


So the onus is on you to show one that does not.

 

[LacesOut]

No he is not one. He doesn't deny it and he's not a climate scientist. He's a climate mercenary. You however, are an idiot.

R. Timothy Patterson
Credentials

• Ph.D., Geology, University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA), 1986. [1]
• B.A., Geology, Dalhousie University, Halifax, N.S., 1983. [1]
• B.Sc., Biology, Dalhousie University, Halifax, 1980. [1]

Background
R. Timothy Patterson is a professor of geology at Carleton University. Patterson is also past chairman of the International Climate Science Coalition (ICSC), a group whose mission is “moving the debate away from implementation of costly and ineffectual 'climate control' measures.” [1], [2]

The ICSC, directed by Tom Harris (formerly of the High Park Group, a “public affairs firm”), has described itself as “an apolitical association of independent scientists, economists and energy and policy experts who have joined together to promote better public understanding of climate science and policy worldwide.” [17]

Timothy Patterson appears on a list compiled by Senator James Inhofe of those who are supposedly “prominent climate scientists.” Patterson is one of 84 scientists listed who have also taken industry money. In the past, Senator Inhofe has received significant amounts in donations from the oil and gas sector. [18], [19]

Stance on Climate Change
2008

In an interview with 21st Century Science & Technology, Patterson admitted that while “it’s not really my area of research,” he began to think about the influence of carbon dioxide after reading work by climate change deniers Jan Veizer and Nir Shaviv. [29]

So there is one. Thanks!!!!
“I am a Quaternary geologist by profession. That is to say that my research interests are focused primarily on about the last 2 million years of Earth's history. An important aspect of my research is assessing past climate conditions. Thus I am also a paleoclimatologist. […]

I guess futurecunt only believes someone if they went to Climate Change U? And have the word Climate on their diploma?

 

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* How long until Earth's core solidifies? - Earth Science Stack Exchange
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* Earth's inner core is melting... and freezing - Phys.org
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* University of Leeds | News > Environment > The Earth's core is ...
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16 May 2011 ... The heat given off as the core cools flows from the core to the mantle to the Earth's crust through a process known as convection. Like a pan of water boiling on a stove, convection currents move warm mantle to the surface and send cool mantle back to the core. This escaping heat powers the geodynamo ...

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* Probing Question: What heats the earth's core? - Phys.org
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* Why is the earth's core so hot? And how do scientists measure its ...
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* Could Tapping the Planet for Geothermal Energy Cool the Earth's ...
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* Earth's crust is getting thinner than ever, thanks to a rapidly cooling ...
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* What would happen if Earths core cooled down | Physics Forums ...
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* On cooling of the Earth's core - ScienceDirect
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* The Mystery of the Earth's Core Explained - YouTube
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* core - National Geographic Society
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* Earth's Fiercely Cooling Core - 24 TW - SAO/NASA ADS
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* Problems connected with the cooling of the Earth - Jacobs - 1954 ...
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The composition of the Earth's core is reviewed and a physical explanation is offered as to how the Earth's inner core may have become solid. The question of convection currents in the Earth's core is examined and it is estimated that convection can arise if the radioactive content of the inner core is only about two per cent ...

* Cooling history of Earth's core with high thermal conductivity ...
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* [PDF] Properties and Evolution of the Earth's core an - Earth, Planetary ...
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* Earth has been getting hotter for the past 10000 YEARS - Daily Mail
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Earth has been getting hotter for the past 10,000 YEARS, contradicting studies that humans started global warming

* The study argues previous research used contradictory ice core data
* Scientists ran different computer simulations of climate influences
* Each showed a notable global warming trend over last 10,000 years
* And no physical forces, scientists say, could have been strong enough to overwhelm the warming trend

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...tudies-humans-began-global-warming-trend.html

'Both communities have to look back critically and see what is missing. I think it is a puzzle.'

With their current knowledge, Professor Liu and colleagues don't believe any physical forces over the last 10,000 years could have been strong enough to overwhelm the warming.

The study does not, the authors emphasise, change the evidence of human impact on global climate beginning in the 20th century.

 

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* Prof. Liu's Homepage - Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
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* Talk by Prof. Zhengyu Liu, University of Wisconsin-Madison – Niels ...
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* A global temperature conundrum: Cooling or warming climate ...
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11 Aug 2014 ... "We have been building models and there are now robust contradictions," says Liu, a professor in the UW-Madison Center for Climatic Research. ... Zhengyu Liu, Jiang Zhu, Yair Rosenthal, Xu Zhang, Bette L. Otto-Bliesner, Axel Timmermann, Robin S. Smith, Gerrit Lohmann, Weipeng Zheng, and Oliver ...

* Zhengyu Liu | CPAESS - Cooperative Programs for the ...
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Zhengyu Liu. Research Topic: Climate modeling; PhD Institution: MIT/WHOI; Host : Princeton University, George Philander; Appointment: 1991; Current Position: Professor of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences and Environmental Studies, Director of the Center for Climatic Research. Joined the faculty in 1993. Website ...

* A Coupled Theory of Tropical Climatology: Warm Pool, Cold Tongue ...
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Corresponding author address: Dr. Zhengyu Liu, Dept. of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, University of Wisconsin—Madison, 1225 W. Dayton Street, .... Considering the atmospheric radiation feedback and the large-scale nature of the WCWC system (Bretherton 1982; Lau and Nath 1996; Sun and Liu 1996), the ...

* Study finds potential instability in Atlantic Ocean water circulation ...
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4 Jan 2017 ... “It's a very provocative idea,” said study co-author Zhengyu Liu, professor of atmospheric and oceanic sciences, and of environmental studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Climatic Research in the Nelson Institute. “For me it's a 180-degree turn because I had been thinking like everyone ...

* Development of an Isotope-Enabled CESM for Testing Abrupt ...
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"We know that, as climate change intensifies, the ability of the land and oceans to mop up our carbon emissions will weaken."

Cause? Or Effect?

'Alarm bells ringing': Global CO2 levels highest in 3 million years
Common Dreams 2 November 2017


https://independentaustralia.net/en...o2-levels-at-highest-in-3-million-years,10886

"This should set alarm bells ringing in the corridors of power," Dave Reay, a professor of carbon management at the University of Edinburgh, who was not involved with the research, told the Guardian. "We know that, as climate change intensifies, the ability of the land and oceans to mop up our carbon emissions will weaken."

Reay added:

"There's still time to steer these emissions down and so keep some control, but if we wait too long humankind will become a passenger on a one-way street to dangerous climate change."

https://public.wmo.int/en/media/press-release/greenhouse-gas-concentrations-surge-new-record