Great link, but please let us not throw the good people at CRU under the bus for no good reason.
Climate change deniers are clearly aware that they have lost the scientific argument, and are going for personal smear attacks instead. If we let the people at CRU become victims of this, no scientist will be safe again.
Guys guys guys, there is no such thing as scientific data to prove AGW. AGW is and invention of cultists to attack capitalism by the left.
If you're going to keep generalizing this as a Left vs. Right issue, I'll choose to ignore you.
Great link, but please let us not throw the good people at CRU under the bus for no good reason.
Climate change deniers are clearly aware that they have lost the scientific argument, and are going for personal smear attacks instead. If we let the people at CRU become victims of this, no scientist will be safe again.
Thanks for all the links Ben, I am glad to see someone has started this thread.
Few dispute the GW part. The A part is where the controversy begins.
Which of your posts best demonstrate the effects solely, or even mostly, attributable to A?
Few dispute the GW part. ...
Do I conclude the answer is "none of the exhibits you've provided here" demonstrate the "mostly A" part of AGW?BenBurch said:Few dispute the GW part. The A part is where the controversy begins.
Which of your posts best demonstrate the effects solely, or even mostly, attributable to A?
That it was predicted FAR in advance by physics, matches that physics, and has no other valid explanation is why we have consensus that there is an "A" in AGW.
EDIT: Of course the physics just predicts the effects of the CO2 - As for where the CO2 came from see the isotope graph, above.
Do I conclude the answer is "none of the exhibits you've provided here" demonstrate the "mostly A" part of AGW?
I'm reasonably sure the various models are what you take as proof that CO2 is the culprit.
Here are your wordsLearn to read, because I did say which.
True. So the answer, if models are ignored, is "none".
The isotope graph says nothing. You have the correlation - causation hurdle to jump before anything is said about the A part of AGW. And that problem just opens the door to other equally difficult problems, not least of which is the actual temperatures during the MWA and to a lesser extent LIA.No. Not what I said at all and I will thank you not to deliberately misrepresent my words.