Nobody has been able to successfully refute the data and analysis we've provided.
I don't think your opinion of what kchristy and I have done in this debate is worth the electrons it took to send it.
We''ve doe nothing more than support the current and best science.
We've linked and referenced many hight quality reports and presentations.
Nobody has been able to successfully refute the data and analysis we've provided.
Really, you're arguments are so impoverished, all you have left is to cry about the defence we've made.
Exxon et al, Ford, GM, et al, etc.Who has the greater resources in this battle, who stands to gain financially?
Agreed. The sites I linked to are heavily biased towards the science of studying GW.You both seem to get your information from heavily biased sources, considering the links you provide.
Doubt you'll find anything. There are no long term direct surface temperature measurements available for planets other than the Earth. There is however satellite data showing solar output. The variations in total solar irradiance remained below the threshold of detectability until satellites. Solar output varied approximately 0.1% over the last three sunspot cycles.Giving up on NASA for now, if any monthly or annual temperature readings are on their site, for the other planets, it's not to be found easily.
Yes, that's why it was renamed "climate change" because that is what is most likely going to happen. ie: Some places will get cooler while others will get hotter, but on average the entire Earth will be slightly hotter.While are in the midst of an average summer's heatwave both the US and England are going thru their worst winters so in reality shouldn't 'Global Warming' be re-named 'Global Averaging' ??????
Is your short term memory that bad?
You have shown yourself as being quite incapable of reading or understanding everyone else's links and conclusions and other related information you would clearly see about everyone HAS questioned AND refuted your information! That has been largely this whole debate for some 360 posts now. Your information is very one sided and very incomplete.
Too many people CANT seem to find your presentations valid or fully believable and HAVE continually questioned your information and efforts.
Just ask them.
I have questioned your overall presentation so thats 1 person who questions you.
If this whole thread was just me, you, and kchriste the total now would be a solid 1/3 in question of your work.
Any one else care to comment on the whole presentation everyones work so far?
Possibly another peer review is in order to validate everyones work an how everyone has personally seen it as it has been presented.
IF you think you have done so well on your presentations you should have no problems getting one and passing it, this time.
I will take one if you will!
There are a lot more people who stand to gain from promoting AGW, than those who question it. Who has the greater resources in this battle, who stands to gain financially? You both seem to get your information from heavily biased sources, considering the links you provide. I try to avoid sources that bend heavily one side or the other, which is near impossible.
Giving up on NASA for now, if any monthly or annual temperature readings are on their site, for the other planets, it's not to be found easily. Apparently 5 other planets are experiencing warming, but not considering the sites as credible. But 6 out 9 planets, would seem to indicate something larger going on.
Quote by kchristeYes, that's why it was renamed "climate change" because that is what is most likely going to happen. ie: Some places will get cooler while others will get hotter, but on average the entire Earth will be slightly hotter.
Agreed. The sites I linked to are heavily biased towards the science of studying GW.
I have to disagree. I neither think we've been going through "average" heat waves nor the worst Winter. Heat waves in the last few summers have not been average at all. 2008 was one of the hottest summers on record, for the US and the world. This artic blast has been pretty severe, but it is due to end in a couple days, in the US, and we are likely to see warmer temperatures to follow, just as we did after the first cold snap. Soon, Alabama will be getting those weird winter tornados just as we have in the last 2 winters.
According to the National Academy of Sciences;
however, “the phrase ‘climate change’ is growing
in preferred use to ‘global warming’ because it
helps convey that there are [other] changes in
addition to rising temperatures.”
I think you missed my point about the average global temperature increasing. Mikebits quote from the National Academy of Sciences pretty much sums it up for me.I have to disagree. I neither think we've been going through "average" heat waves nor the worst Winter.
I think you missed my point about the average global temperature increasing. Mikebits quote from the National Academy of Sciences pretty much sums it up for me.
EDIT: Ah, you mean that average winter temps are warmer?
I said nobody has successfully refuted the data the analysis that I've provided.
Main Entry: re·fute
Pronunciation: \ri-ˈfyüt\
Function: transitive verb
Inflected Form(s): re·fut·ed; re·fut·ing
Etymology: Latin refutare to check, suppress, refute
Date: 1545
1 : to prove wrong by argument or evidence : show to be false or erroneous
2 : to deny the truth or accuracy of <refuted the allegations>
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— re·fut·ably \-blē\ adverb
— re·fut·er noun
Preserved for posterity and protected from editing.Refute my claim that you presently have or recently have had some form of brain or metal damage in some recent time or that you are not suffering from some from of dementia or other forms of mental disorder.
You seem to think you have all the facts but I suspect you wont or cant refute me on this one!
vsThere is however absolutely no concrete science to prove all the meandering conspiratorial bully babble you guys are pulling every time you post a new thread
Hmmmm. Which will you choose?The carbon market and tax crap that's going around now is NOTHING more than way for politicians to line their pockets and won't actually do anything at all to reduce C02 output, no matter what anyone thinks, it's going to continue to increase for a bit at least. Probably a lifetime or two.
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