Editor's note
Read the following linked article only if you remain unconvinced of "man made climate change". I remain unconvinced and here's why.
What you know about climate change is probably wrong
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When it comes to climate, we are told the science is settled. And God help you if you disagree. You’ll likely be branded as a climate-change denier and metaphorically burned at the stake of social media.
Think about that for a minute: A denier. As if you are denying a belief in a religion. Nowhere else in science is that term applied.
You might say I’m skeptical.
Why? Partly because I paid attention during sixth-grade science and because there is sufficient evidence to suggest that many of the so-called “consensus” scientists have strong biases at best, and a hidden agenda at worse.
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The idea that rising levels of Co2 are heating the Earth is the bedrock of climate change theology. And yet, it falls apart under the slightest scrutiny.
In fact, the rise in Co2 levels are having a
positive effect on our climate.
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There are hundreds of factors that govern the Earth’s climate and temperature. Even today, new technologies are revealing previously unknown information that challenge long-held theories. To dismiss the dynamic nature of scientific research is to invite error.
And it’s here where we find the next error in the “science” of climate change; observations do not match models.
two major volcano eruptions; Mt. St. Helens in 1980, and
Mt. Pinatubo in 1991. The latter of these spewed so much ash and soot into the atmosphere that in 1992 and 1993, the average temperature in the Northern Hemisphere was reduced 0.5 to 0.6°C and the entire planet was cooled 0.4 to 0.5°C.
Think about that: Global temperatures were
cooler for two years because of one volcano eruption. And yet, the Earth was able to accommodate the pollutants, and life continued.
Nevertheless, climate-change scientists seemed to be seriously committed to their cause, observational evidence be damned.
Manipulation of historical temperature data continues. NASA and other government agencies regularly
fiddle with temperature records, adjusting pre-Industrial Revolution Era records down, and post records up.
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Dr. Judith Curry’s
") written testimony before the same House committee in 2017 is enlightening. In it, she lays bare how progress in understanding the climate system is being hampered by an institutionalized effort to stifle debate, in the name of a “consensus” that humans have caused recent climate change. Dr. Curry is Professor Emeritus of the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Read it here.