Peiser admits he was 97% wrong Category: Bolt • Global Warming Posted on: October 30, 2006 12:57 PM, by Tim Lambert In 2004, Naomi Oreskes looked at a sample...
So science is about the numbers of votes on a subject. Then Wegener's theory of tectonic plates is wrong because the consensus in his time said he was wrong. ...
This was sent by Bob Foster, and it deserves to be published in this list also: Dear all, I won’t attach this paper (4MB); and instead, will just give you a...
Hi Eduardo, I don't imagine you can consider the possibility that the authors of this report actually know a lot more about the science than they are putting...
Ned, 1) Some warming was observed since 1860, or so, accounting to a total of 0.6º C (in 166 years or so). Nobody denies that. 2) Since 1860 there have been...
Hi Ned Sceptics have nothing to fear from science (the "tyranny of facts" as Eduardo quaintly put it). Warmers on the other hand seem to be terrified of real...
Thanks for the quick discussion on 'food miles'. It was an unfamiliar topic to me, and though I'm appreciative of the education, I think I will avoid all...
I was curious how much fuel required to ship New Zealand food to Britain. I looked for a long time to find ship fuel/ton mile, but only found this about barge...
Yeah, "food miles" concept works great for Europe - a wonderful way to levy a tax on imported foods from other parts of the world - a round about way to...
Precisely. Perhaps the Europeans think that they will be getting back some of the carbon taxes that they will pay (mainly to Russia) under the Kyoto...
In a message dated 11/2/2006 3:25:12 PM Pacific Standard Time, m1aport@... writes: Yeah, "food miles" concept works great for Europe - a wonderful way...
In a message dated 11/2/2006 10:33:30 AM Pacific Standard Time, funareco@... writes: all natural. Eduardo All electrical--and forced by decarbonation....
Whatever, all natural. Thanks. BTW, SOI index is caused by increase or decrease in atmospheric pressure in different region of the Pacific, and this decrease...
In a message dated 11/2/2006 7:38:08 PM Pacific Standard Time, funareco@... writes: Whatever, all natural. Thanks. BTW, SOI index is caused by increase...
And you too. Warm water keep less CO2 in it. Cold waters holds more. Decarbonation does not cause or affect the SOI index. Can't you or your father understand...
Bruce, If you had been there in 1983 you'd have seen one of the biggest floods ever in the Paraná-Paraguyay rivers. The flow was so great and the speed and...
again tonight. Thousands of weather fanatics listen to this show. I was on from 20 to 40 minutes into the show. When I get a direct link I will post it but it...
BTW, you miss the point. Even if the ocean surface warms and therefore carbonation must come out of solution, as it comes out it comes out through the surface...
In a message dated 11/2/2006 8:32:35 PM Pacific Standard Time, funareco@... writes: And you too. Warm water keep less CO2 in it. Cold waters holds more. ...
Hi Eduardo, You are clearly not paying much attention to the basics. I'm getting tired of this, so I'll just toss off a couple. Warming over the last ...
Ned. You will be qualified to talk about the ozone issue when you show any evidence that chlorine affecting ozone molecules over ice crystals inside the hole...
Hi Bruce, Okay, if Science and Nature are corrupt, what are good sources? I can't tell if you are repeating the mantra of all naysayers, which is that the only...
Hi Derick, Bruce didn't actually explain what he means by food-miles, and although the concept is simple enough he implies that someone is trying to codify it....
I'm glad Eduardo mentioned Susan Solomon et al's work in Antarctica. I'm wondering if anyone has a copy of a photograph of her posing in front of Mt. Erebus...
Albert Masetti
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Nov 3, 2006 10:13 am
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Time for some more schooling. The podcast I was on last night is up for anyone interested. I was on from 20 minutes into the show on. The show is called...
" It also may be the reason that during the peak of the interglacial why there were fewer El Ninos compared to the 2 to 7 frequency we seem to see now." ...
1) Where can I find third party evidence that El Ninos have caused "permanent magnetic changes down beneath the earth's surface." How much change? Where? 2)...
Gregory K Staff
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In a message dated 11/3/2006 10:28:39 AM Pacific Standard Time, famstaff@... writes: 1) Where can I find third party evidence that El Ninos have caused ...
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