Russians confirm that UK climate scientists manipulated data to exaggerate global

Discussion in 'Data Sets and Feeds' started by jficquette, Dec 16, 2009.


  1. As a massive snow storm slams the Northeast. Classic.
     
    #111     Dec 19, 2009
  2. Good point. If one area has winter then global warming can't be happening.

    Winter happens every year. And yes, precipitation is higher than average due to it being another el-nino year.

    This has nothing to do with a climate change globally.
     
    #112     Dec 19, 2009
  3. Your reasoning makes as much sense as my heating bill has towards proving GW. They call it global and not Northeast or Quebec warming.
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    Stephen Harper must have lots of oily friends in high places, or is it high friends in oily places?
     
    #113     Dec 19, 2009
  4. Wrong.

    Exxon can't come to a conclusive opinion on it.
     
    #114     Dec 19, 2009

  5. This is the most played-out, bogus, and un-enlightened argument these bozos have going.

    Why don't you meet up with your buddy Michael Mann and falsify data and put together some fake graphs?
     
    #115     Dec 20, 2009
  6. If scientists can't come to a conclusive opinion on it, then list three National Academy of Sciences from three countries which haven't concluded that climate change is happening.

    You can't, because there aren't any National Academies of Sciences from any country that states this.

    Zero.

    That's what's called "a conclusive opinion."
     
    #116     Dec 20, 2009
  7. Alright, since you're trying to squirm out, let me be more specific: you can't find a single National Academy of Sciences that states that climate change isn't occurring and that it isn't man-made.

    Ie. every single National Academy of Sciences on the planet states that anthropogenic (ie. man-made) climate change is occurring.

    That is a conclusive opinion.
     
    #117     Dec 20, 2009
  8. I suppose you are oblivious to the concept of increased volatility with an underlying trend. (Not to mention seasonality.) Yeah, that figures.
     
    #118     Dec 20, 2009
  9. jem

    jem

    Well this illustrates why you and I have problems here even though we both wish to conserve.

    I like to see statements supported by facts and you seem to be unswayed by facts.

    I just explained to you that your studies were based on models. Your models were said to be incorrect because they were making guesses as to the movement of the land mass.

    I showed that a new group of researchers put sensors in the land mass which will tell us how much the underlying earth moved. If they know how much the landmass moved then can then tell us about the ice mass.

    That study has not been released - although they did tell the previous models were wrong.


    So - how they hell can you make statements about what grace showed? Do you have some secret results?
     
    #119     Dec 20, 2009
  10. The satellite measurement of gravitational attraction (and therefore mass) of the south pole showing decreasing mass is not based on a model. It's a gravitational measurement. More mass means more gravity, less mass means less gravity.
     
    #120     Dec 20, 2009