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Each month it seems another significant figure in the scientific community comes forward to express skepticism about human-induced "global warming" (now re-branded as "climate change" since it's tougher to disprove).

I think this year will be the year we look back and say "Hah, remember when there was this huge movement of self-righteous but scientifically clueless lay people running around screaming about human induced global warming despite so little evidence?"

The latest skeptic is David Evans who helped produce models for global warming for Australia for six years.

Check out the full article here.

The beauty of this particular debate is that the people who have argued that human carbon emissions (CO2 in particular) are causing it have been so obnoxious, so smug that it will be a pleasure to say "I told you so."  On almost every other topic, friends and family will come to me for my opinion on some scientific issue but on this particular one, nope, suddenly my opinion is based on "ignorance" or I've been "brainwashed" by "big oil". These are the people who watch An Inconvenient Truth and suddenly think they're climatologists. Oh right, temperature has gone up since 1976, CO2 is a green house gas. It too has gone up. We make a lot of the stuff. Therefore, we must be the cause.  So simple. So convenient. That has to be the answer...


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on Aug 12, 2008
I meant, of course the Ozone layer


I know nothing of this please explain.
on Aug 14, 2008

I've driven my hybrid now for two years, and have no need to "throw out the batteries". They are supposed to last aprox. 7 years and then are TRADED IN and replaced for about 1000 bucks, the old ones are sent back in for reconditioning and resold. I drive about 20 miles to work and the last time i bought gas was two weeks ago....will need some more next week. I like the fact that, since owning this thing, I have sent less money to fundamentalist extremists who want to kill me....enjoy your truck....I'm sure the terrorists appreciate your added contribution to their cause. 

on Aug 14, 2008
Please explaine how this fits into the topic?
on Aug 26, 2008

did anyone hear about that English judge who ruled that they couldn't show Al Gore's movie without a warning that it contained serious inaccuracies?

on Aug 26, 2008

Oh yeah, I read about that a while back. You know it seems that the Global Warming nuts are running away from their “irrefutable facts” about man made warming. How much do you want to bet that they will start in with man made global cooling again?

on Sep 06, 2008

Perhaps you should check your sources and further delve into the origin and information about the article u mention..Try some fact checking next time particularly on the author of the article and some of the misinformation websites he is associated with.

on Sep 06, 2008

Smoothseas, Who are you talking to and what are you talking about?

on Sep 07, 2008

Smoothseas, Who are you talking to and what are you talking about?

The article mentioned in the initial post. Its written by a well known "misinformation vendor".

on Sep 07, 2008

The article mentioned in the initial post. Its written by a well known "misinformation vendor".

Dr David Evans was a consultant to the Australian Greenhouse Office from 1999 to 2005. His information goes along with the majority of scientists in the world and the only person challenging it is you. Please show me where you got this information.

on Sep 07, 2008

Davi Evans is a member of the Lavoisier Group which is a misinformation group founded by an executive of an Australian mining company. Google it!

on Sep 07, 2008

Show me I can't seem to find it

on Sep 07, 2008

Show me I can't seem to find it

Use google to trace it....and when u get to websites that aren't known to be fairly reputable you can usually research the domain name to see if a corporate interest is the domain registrant.

on Sep 07, 2008

Use google to trace it....and when u get to websites that aren't known to be fairly reputable you can usually research the domain name to see if a corporate interest is the domain registrant.

 

Sorry I don't know how to do that.

on Sep 08, 2008

Paladin77
Use google to trace it....and when u get to websites that aren't known to be fairly reputable you can usually research the domain name to see if a corporate interest is the domain registrant. Sorry I don't know how to do that.

You can only do that if you beleive in the 6 degrees of spearation and that if you can find it, then it must be true.

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