Natural climactic variations caused by natural geologic phenomenon?
Get outta here....
Volcanic effects on climate are included in the climate models.
Models? The same ones that predicted what so far with accuracy...?
By the way: Even if we concede that there is a "consensus in science," surely those scientists can provide evidence of who or what has been harmed on earth by "man made (anthropomorphic) Global Warming."
Right?
Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?
While accuracy is always desireable, determining whether human CO2 emissions are causing significant warming does not require a high degree of accuracy.
The American Institute of Physics has an extensive article on the history of the discovery of global warming, which includes a summary of the evidence on whether the models are good enough to be useful:
http://www.aip.org/history/climate/co2.htm#SCM
Here's a site that list positive and negative effects of global warming:
http://www.skepticalscience.com/global-warming-positives-negatives-intermediate.htm
IOW, none yet.
So, how much of the evidence did you manage to read in one minute?
Dan- instead of acting like a jerk about it, how about providing some data supporting your view. Peer reviewed articles would be nice.
I'm not saying you're wrong, but I only see smoke form your posts in this thread.
That's better.Read through the list. It's clear that any weather-related event is attributed to AGW.
And "Millions displaced" Really? Where? Wouldn't there be footae of these millions running away from encroaching seas?
Proof? How about 150 year old photographs of ports with the tides at the exact same levels and the exact same piers?
The logic is clearly reaching -- grabbing, really -- for any straw that would support The Cause.
I'm really hoping all this stuff is archived and accessible 25 years from now when the alarmists are replaced by the next wave warning about Global Cooling. That right there will be fun-ee.
That's better.
I remember the global cooling stuff from the 1970's so I do take the models with a bit of salt.
Do note that photographs from 150 years ago are fairly rare (1860s- using glass plates with low light sensitivity), but with that said, Venice (Italy) does have flooding issues that they never had before. There are also some Pacific islands that are having flooding issues as well- I'll try to dig up some references.
I remember the cooling stuff from 1975 as well (heard it daily in Mr Kennington's Meteorology class).
Photography was still new, but there are images from the 1860-80s that show docks, wharves, beaches, etc at the same levels we see them today.
In addition, many of those locations have remained unchanged.
So point out those photographs.I remember the cooling stuff from 1975 as well (heard it daily in Mr Kennington's Meteorology class).
Photography was still new, but there are images from the 1860-80s that show docks, wharves, beaches, etc at the same levels we see them today.
In addition, many of those locations have remained unchanged.