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Originally posted by jazz View PostThe pucks should be applauded because they move carbon emissions from Canada where 16yr olds with a mental condition tell us what to do and move them to china where envirowhackos are scared to go.
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Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostAnd speaking of brainwashed, along comes Chuck right on schedule with a cut and paste from that bastion of scientific illiteracy, the Guardian.
Have you already the forgotten all the effort you made in the thread earlier this summer, trying to prove how much of sea level rise(SLR) is human caused vs. natural? Yet you continue to paste nonsense such as this which propagates the lie that SLR is entirely human caused.
Do you bother fact checking this stuff, or even reading it?
Can you possibly list the names of those large cities disappearing under water already? I would think that would have been newsworthy?
I see they were finally smart enough to quit claiming Hurricanes are more frequent or stronger, when they are doing the opposite. Their forecast has been downgraded to a tropical storm now...( and no, it is not true with tropical storms either, or any other weather event for that matter).
Really? EVERY SINGLE PREDICTION of the global warming doom crowd has been drastically too ambitious. Can you please provide even a single example of a disaster prediction that is slower than reality?
And their prediction of SLR of 110mm by 2100. You do realize that the current rate is 3.2mm per year, as it has been for 30 years. To reach 110mm, the current rate has to increase by nearly 5 times, starting tomorrow. How do you extrapolate that from a linear trend?
But, as usual, thanks for the glimmer of hope that global warming isn't yet dead. Those of us dealing with on the ground weather conditions need something to be optimistic about lately.
There is plenty of research available on climate trends and sea level rise proving that human caused climate change is happening. Get off your butt and take a look!
As we know from the many examples of engineering failures and shortcomings for ag machinery, some engineers lack common sense.
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostHow the hell did you become an engineer if you didn't believe in science and evidence based analysis?
Dont make scientist to be the new white coat priests. They are just as susceptible to self interest and base instincts as anyone.
There was just a bunch of scientists at MIT that had to resign and issue apologies because they took funding from Epstein after he was arrested in 2008. Dollars signs skew everything even scientific impartiality.
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostHow the hell did you become an engineer if you didn't believe in science and evidence based analysis?
There is plenty of research available on climate trends and sea level rise proving that human caused climate change is happening. Get off your butt and take a look!
Just like your second comment. There are two separate issues there. The first half is correct, There is plenty of research on climate trends and sea level rise. The second part is also true, human caused climate change is happening(Just not in the ways, or on the scale that you "believe" it is, we have covered the myriad of ways in which it is happening in previous threads, not to be rehashed over and over again). However the connector in the middle of that sentence is blatantly wrong.
Applying the scientific method to this issue, if one hypothesised that what you say is true, then one would need to design an experiment to test that hypothesis. Since we don't have a second earth to act as a control, the next best experiment we could design, would be to model what effect rising CO2 should have on this one, then wait 30 years and compare the results to those hypothesised.
The precautionary principle tells us that we can't wait 30 years to test our hypothesis, but, luckily for you, you don't have to, since 30 years ago, a bunch of far sighted scientists did just this very thing. And now, we can look at the results and decide whether to accept or reject the original hypothesis. Every single model predicted we would be much warmer by now, so the hypothesis has been rejected.
Now we need a new hypothesis, and a new experiment. Some likely candidates are that climate sensitivity to CO2 was too high, and is not linear(declines at higher levels), and therefore was vastly over estimated in the original hypothesis; or that there are factors other than CO2 levels which affect earths temperature. Fortunately, instead of needing to wait another 30 years for more data, we already have the data, and can back test other hypothesis's to check their validity.
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Originally posted by A990 View Post
And even in their own report...The IPCC has previously said its climate models can’t be used to accurately predict long-term changes in the climate.
“In sum, a strategy must recognize what is possible. In climate research and modeling, we should recognize that we are dealing with a coupled non-linear chaotic system, and therefore that the long-term prediction of future climate states is not possible,†the IPCC’s 2018 report states.
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Originally posted by tweety View PostThe purpose of climate change discussion is to keep you from discussing the real problem - like how we all are living beyond our and the planets means and isn't sustainable except for the extremely rich. Humbling days are coming.
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Unlimited population growth is part of the problem. How long do you think billions of people can consume resources before we start to face shortages and the end of finite supplies along with environmental degradation?
Releasing mega amounts of stored carbon from millions of years into the atmosphere is not sustainable.
There is a good chance that as the northern and southern latitudes warm up and boreal forests burn and permafrost melts that we will see massive amounts methane and CO2 released which will be a tipping point from which there is no return.
Its pretty easy for the current population to sit back and do nothing and deny there is a problem because the worst effects of runaway climate change will happen after we are all long dead!
Listen to the scientists. Accept the science. There may be different projections as to when, how much and how fast the climate will change but we are on that track with very definite and observable changes already.
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostIts pretty easy for the current population to sit back and do nothing and deny there is a problem because the worst effects of runaway climate change will happen after we are all long dead!
I don't accept this science because it can be debunked by a 5 year old who isn't named Greta.
Last edited by jazz; Sep 26, 2019, 17:50.
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Who cares that you don't accept the science. Nobody is listening. Climate change is one of the top issues in this election. Scheer and every other leader agrees on the basic science.
Except for the Mad Max who is at 3% in the poles! He ain't going nowhere.
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