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Tag Archives: IPCC
Are Hurricanes Due to Global Warming?
People keep repeating the “expert” opinions that this year’s bumper crop of hurricanes are caused by global warming. The NOAA, source of the much of the data and the models that make up modern climate science, aren’t so sure. Their … Continue reading
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Tagged global fluid dynamics lab, global warming, hurricanes, IPCC, noaa
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Al Gore Lies About Extreme Weather
One of the claims we continually hear from the global warming activists is that extreme weather events are getting worse. Al Gore, promoting his new film “An Inconvenient Sequel” has been hammering this point. But it is true? Not according … Continue reading
Global Warming Scare Mongering Conflicts with Article from One Day Earlier
The CBC is at it again, this time with Parts of South Asia could be too hot to live in by end of century. It makes some very frightening claims. I’m going to examine their claims in the light of … Continue reading
Economists Think They are Climatologists
The CBC has a new story on global warming, Study suggests Earth to warm more than 2 C this century. I’m going to examine both the abstract of the study, Less than 2 °C warming by 2100 unlikely (the full article is … Continue reading
What the New York Times’s Climate Skeptic Says
When the NYT hired climate science skeptic Bret Stephens, they were harshly criticized for the move, which was purportedly made because the paper felt that they had drifted too far to the left. Stephens published his first article, and the … Continue reading
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Tagged bret stephens, climate change, IPCC, new york times, noaa uah satellite
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Bill Nye Fails to Rebut William Happer
The following video claims that Bill Nye “destroys” William Happer on climate change. Far from it. Nye’s argumentation is weak, and in places, flat out wrong. Happer begins: CO2 is not a pollutant; it is natural like water vapor. Plants … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Nye, climate change, climate models, IPCC, noaa uah satellite data, richard tol, william happer
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How Climate Activists Hurt the Case for Man Made Climate Change
I’m going to examine the climate reality project’s The 12 Questions Every Climate Activist Hears and What to Say. Let me start by saying that by calling yourself an activist, you immediately give up any claim to an unbiased scientific … Continue reading
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Tagged climate activists, climate change, climate vulnerable forum, freeman dyson, IPCC, richard tol, UAH satellite data
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