Bombshell Claim: Scientists Find "Man-made Climate Change Doesn't Exist In Practice"

There's a whole range of scientists claiming that it doesn't exist to claiming that earth will be inhospitable in 10 years, I'm not a scientist, so I can't tell you with certainty why either side is wrong, it just makes more sense to believe what the bulge of the bell curve is saying.
 
from the outside it certainly appears that at the very least, the hype around climate change (manmade or naturally occuring or non-existent) is simply a way for the governments of the world to impose more taxes and steal more money from the 99%. As a result I'm in favour of anything that gets the masses to revolt against that.
 
konfab said:
If the taxes were ringfenced to build nuclear power stations, I wouldn't really have a problem with them as that is switching to a genuinely clean and cheap technology.
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It's not a case of whether or not you are willing/prepared to pay some or other Carbon Tax/es.
It's something that is already being implemented.
 
rietrot said:
Or just ring-fenced to clean up any pollution, reforestation, conservation of natural areas. I would be as happy as anyone can be about a tax.
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Nuclear power makes doing both of those things very easy.

http://www.eskom.co.za/Whatweredoin...uclearPowerStation/Pages/Nature_Reserves.aspx
 
The whole denying man made climate change this is like watching a village of idiots arguing. People pushed against a tree until it fell over causing havoc and damage. Some then say we should not be pushing against tree's as they may fall over. Then the idiots start saying how do we know it was us pushing it that caused the tree to fall. Tree's sometimes fall over without people being around. Lets blame the wind.

And as always: https://xkcd.com/1732/
Please just look at the slope of the line right at the end as compared to any other time in human history.
 
Cius said:
The whole denying man made climate change this is like watching a village of idiots arguing. People pushed against a tree until it fell over causing havoc and damage. Some then say we should not be pushing against tree's as they may fall over. Then the idiots start saying how do we know it was us pushing it that caused the tree to fall. Tree's sometimes fall over without people being around. Lets blame the wind.

And as always: https://xkcd.com/1732/
Please just look at the slope of the line right at the end as compared to any other time in human history.
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You make me laugh. Forgets everything in the history of time, and cling on to what a bunch or scientist say to drive an agenda. Irrespective of other credible scientist say against it with scientific proof to back it up /facepalm
 
Cius said:
The whole denying man made climate change this is like watching a village of idiots arguing. People pushed against a tree until it fell over causing havoc and damage. Some then say we should not be pushing against tree's as they may fall over. Then the idiots start saying how do we know it was us pushing it that caused the tree to fall. Tree's sometimes fall over without people being around. Lets blame the wind.

And as always: https://xkcd.com/1732/
Please just look at the slope of the line right at the end as compared to any other time in human history.
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Absolutely. **** this nonsense of dunderheads squabbling while the planet dies.
 
Cius said:
The whole denying man made climate change this is like watching a village of idiots arguing. People pushed against a tree until it fell over causing havoc and damage. Some then say we should not be pushing against tree's as they may fall over. Then the idiots start saying how do we know it was us pushing it that caused the tree to fall. Tree's sometimes fall over without people being around. Lets blame the wind.

And as always: https://xkcd.com/1732/
Please just look at the slope of the line right at the end as compared to any other time in human history.
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Is all the veld fires we've been having in recent weeks and every year at this time natural or man made? So much CO2 being pumped into the air in recent weeks that I sometimes find it hard to breathe.

How about the huge California wildfires that dominated the news few months back. That was man made?
 
Jings said:
A quick google reveals sunspots are linked to change in temperatures.

http://www-das.uwyo.edu/~geerts/cwx/notes/chap02/sunspots.html
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Gingerbeardman said:
https://www.sciencealert.com/the-su...mething-to-do-with-the-gravity-of-the-planets

Here you are chastising people about not being up to date on the Earth's magnetic field, now I'm chastising you for not being up to date on the Sun's magnetic field re: sunspot cycle. :p
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Breaking cover.

Oh, great:
1. The sunspot cycle theory of climate change. A paper from 1997!
2. If you can't blame the earth's geomagnetic reversal, then blame the sun's magnetic field!

Back to lurking.
 
Gordon_R said:
Who writes this stuff? Someone with no grasp of English? Or logic?
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"If the clouds and CO2 were taken into account correctly in the climate models both the blue and red envelopes should overlap the observed black curve. As we see the trend of the blue envelope is more like decreasing. We suggest this is due to a wrong or missing processing of the low cloud cover contribution "

I suggest this 5 page "paper" is more like really f**ing terrible
 
ToxicBunny said:
But its funny as fsck watching them scrabble against each other...
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Well, it's really just the two anti vaxxers that believe climate change is only caused by nature.

using nothing but a bad article and a 5 page pdf where 4 of 5 cited sources are from the same authors...
 
Gordon_R said:
Breaking cover.

Oh, great:
1. The sunspot cycle theory of climate change. A paper from 1997!
2. If you can't blame the earth's geomagnetic reversal, then blame the sun's magnetic field!

Back to lurking.
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Wait. Are you... are you denying that the Sun's activity influences the Earth?
 
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