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Old 08-26-2019, 07:38 PM
 
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..and what they are really saying is that they don't know of anything else that could have caused it

Like they don't even know what clouds do.....
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Old 08-26-2019, 07:48 PM
 
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Greg Fishel, respected meteorologist, wrote a rant of Facebook criticizing people who question the science behind climate change, telling them to “put up or shut up.” He says climate deniers are self-appointed "experts" who just post junk on the internet and none of their stuff has ever been published in a peer reviewed atmospheric science or climate journal. He challenges them to do just that.

Read Fishel's post here: PUT UP OR SHUT UP

I agree. If climate deniers have a mechanism that explains how increased CO2 and methane don't heat the Earth, and supply a rigorous proof that Arrhenius was wrong, then let's see it. Get it published.
Climate will always change.....the hoax is blaming it on SUV's in Santa Monica.....deep pockets USA. The killer is "scientists" were caught years ago cooking the books to get grants. An extra celcius here and there adds up.....to HOAX
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Old 08-26-2019, 07:56 PM
 
Location: Stillwater, Oklahoma
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I feel global warming deniers would cease and become supporters should it ever be somehow discovered that lowering taxes and cutting back regulations would make it go away.
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Old 08-26-2019, 08:11 PM
 
Location: Raleigh NC
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I don't know where the OP got this, but it wasn't today.

I'm in Raleigh NC, where Greg Fishel was a long-time popular meteorologist. For a while, he was a "this is natural, it's not that bad" and then became a "this is a big issue" - as seen in the attached, months-old post.

Greg was let go from the TV Station about 6 months ago for undisclosed personal reasons, definitely not for his climate opinion.
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Old 08-26-2019, 08:12 PM
 
Location: New York
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Relying too heavily on 'experts' and not enough on intuition and emotion will only result in leaving you helpless, OP just as you felt on election night 2016. Science is heavily flawed because scientists are humans with self-interest like all people.

Which other science should we follow? Which way should we lean on Round-up? On eggs and butter? On GMOs?

I love when a post mixes common sense with facts and a little sarcasm! Good job

I would point all the chicken littles to this deep study by THE EARTH INSTITUTE at Columbia U (3 years and 1500 feet) which supports the fact that climate change is regulated by the sun!!! GO FIGURE! WHAT A SHOCKER!
https://wattsupwiththat.com/2018/05/...round-the-sun/


The only thing which must be questioned is why after all that empirical evidence did he then have to throw a bone to the AGW crowd in the 3rd to the last sentence?

They only need that single sentence to ignore the 4 pages prior. It doesn't fit their meme so they will ignore science in the name of science. THAT fact has definitely been settled.
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Old 08-26-2019, 08:25 PM
 
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Greg Fishel, respected meteorologist, wrote a rant of Facebook criticizing people who question the science behind climate change, telling them to “put up or shut up.” He says climate deniers are self-appointed "experts" who just post junk on the internet and none of their stuff has ever been published in a peer reviewed atmospheric science or climate journal. He challenges them to do just that.

Read Fishel's post here: PUT UP OR SHUT UP

I agree. If climate deniers have a mechanism that explains how increased CO2 and methane don't heat the Earth, and supply a rigorous proof that Arrhenius was wrong, then let's see it. Get it published.
I think we need to define what a "climate denier" is. I acknowledge that the Earth has a climate. I don't deny that. I know that climate, by it's very definition changes over the course of time, all by itself. Having said that I do not believe there is enough evidence to prove that human activity changes climate. In addition, I've been around long enough to see the great global cooling scare of the mid 70's. Then we were told the Earth is warming. But when the numbers didn't keep up with the established narrative, it became climate change. So we are right back where we started. In conclusion, the climate is going to change, always has, always will. I don't deny that.

So what then, is a "climate denier"?
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Old 08-26-2019, 08:34 PM
 
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Ha! Sounds like he is describing some of the posters here who keep posting claims that are worse than freshman level physics; full of errors and just BS. The stuff they post is laughable it is so bad. But they always claim that because of their "discovery" AGW is a hoax. I agree with Fishel - publish it or shut up.

Really, the climate change debate is way past the debate on whether it is real and has moved on to what we do about it.
Climate changes. Has been changing since God created the Earth. That debate ended long ago. The debate is whether human activity has any significant role in it. I don't believe it does. And even if some substantial group of those who study climate determined that human activity does effect climate change, every proposal (Kyoto, etc) that has been brought forward as a solution, if followed through on, would make an almost undetectable difference in the Earth's temperature over a span of decades.

In the mean time, they have yet to develop a weather modeling system than can accurately predict how a local thunderstorm will develop over the next four hours.

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Old 08-26-2019, 08:35 PM
 
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Nobody can teach common sense. I gave you a little of my time out of compassion. Have a great day, try not to worry about the world ending so much.
Short, sweet and to the point. Thank you for your observations.
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Old 08-26-2019, 08:44 PM
 
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Uh.... Mother Nature doesn't give a rats ass about your intuition and emotion. Next time the weatherman says a tornado or hurricane is heading for your neighborhood, will you take shelter, or will you rely on your "intuition and emotion"?

Scientists can absolutely be wrong. But if my choice is to believe a PhD educated atmospheric physicist with a record of published research, or some loser who spends all day in his basement on the internet, I think I'd put my money on the scientist.
I believe you've commited a huge mistake by assuming nature is a "mother". You cannot just randomly assign gender to nature. That is very incorrect on your part.
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Old 08-26-2019, 09:50 PM
 
Location: Flippin AR
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Greg Fishel, respected meteorologist, wrote a rant of Facebook criticizing people who question the science behind climate change, telling them to “put up or shut up.” He says climate deniers are self-appointed "experts" who just post junk on the internet and none of their stuff has ever been published in a peer reviewed atmospheric science or climate journal. He challenges them to do just that.

Read Fishel's post here: PUT UP OR SHUT UP I agree. If climate deniers have a mechanism that explains how increased CO2 and methane don't heat the Earth, and supply a rigorous proof that Arrhenius was wrong, then let's see it. Get it published.
You don't have to prove that something ISN'T happening: the burden of proof is on those making the claim. But here's a study that was accepted for publication by the online Journal of Geophysical Research, that re-focuses attention on a far more likely driver of climate change (sun spot activity) that is entering a cycle that results in COOLING. https://electroverse.net/chinese-sci...lobal-cooling/

Who is more likely to be objective: the U.S. and the U.N., who have been pushing this massive expansion of taxes and regulation with tactics anathema to science, or China - which cares about surviving and thriving in the future and doesn't need public support to impose new taxes/regulations? For intellectual rigor, I'd trust the Chinese scientists (considering how many Asian students we see in the hard sciences in our top universities).

FYI, the case against global warming is not made in peer-reviewed journals; it's made in logic. Do we have an unbiased world organization that has the data from a consistent and reliable framework of highly-accurate measuring stations around the world over a long enough time to make conclusions about long-term temperature trends? Is it likely that climate change is dependent only only one variable (CO2), let alone one so negligible that it constitutes less than one-half of one-tenth of one percent of the atmosphere? Would even drastic curtailing of U.S. emissions have a significant effect on world emissions, considering that China alone emits twice what the U.S. does, and the rest of the world also adds to the total. And finally, if global warming actually happened, would 2 degrees Celsius of warming and 4-8" of sea level rise by the year 2100 be so catastrophic, with longer (and better) growing seasons, less costs for heating during winter, etc.? https://scied.ucar.edu/longcontent/p...global-climate

Every scientifically literate person I know has long told me that the "climate change" push is PURE JUNK SCIENCE. I realized it myself after reading the Cook Study, and finding out that it was erroneously being used to claim that "97% of scientists believed in AGW" (https://www.econlib.org/archives/201..._97_agree.html). There is no "scientific consensus", despite tons of money being available for anyone wanting to work or publish in the "proving anthropomorphic climate change" field.
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