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Politics : The Environmentalist Thread

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To: LLCF who wrote (34164)6/28/2011 10:36:19 PM
From: Jorj X Mckie1 Recommendation  Read Replies (2) of 36917
 
sure, I've seen ridiculous assertions all around. I've seen the "it's snowing here now" comments in response to AGW supporters using local warm weather as proof of global warming. I saw the comments about snow as showing the absurdity of using local conditions as proof of either position.

My views on AGW are my own. I have seen enough evidence that the "climatologists" have acted in ways that are completely counter to the scientific process. I have seen real world empirical data that contradicts their models. I have seen evidence that the conditions that we are seeing today have been seen in the past.

Anyone with any common sense knows that using 150 years as a sample is meaningless in geologic terms. And yet, that is what the climatologists are using. Again, anyone with any common sense knows that 1000 years is a meaningless sample...and again, that's what the climatologists use to prove that we are seeing "unprecedented" warming.

As scientists, it is the job of the climatologists to make their case. It is their job to have their data available so other scientists can verify (or debunk) their results. Instead they do the opposite and hide their data.

The climatologists have not done their job. And it is insane to try and restructure our society and economic system based on their chicken little cries.
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