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This one study decided to look at "surge" which it self defined as requiring a 55% increase in rate of global heating over a chosen time period. In other words a 50% surge in heating rate over the baseline already increased heating would be meaningless and produce a negative result.
These authors do not state there is not global warming. These authors do not state that warming is not accelerating suddenly. They only state that using a particular statistical definition of acceleration which they chose, that data does not show that acceleration. They further acknowledge that the results for 2023 blow their data out the door and leave it as too short a time frame to be meaningful, which one year certainly is. Lastly I will mention for all of you who regularly scream that anything that comes from a university professor is garbage because they have to toe the line on human caused climate change... How do you explain this paper which comes from university professors?? Apparently there is not some cabal of publishers and reviewers out to quash contrary thought.
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"Figures lie and liars figure."
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My issue has always been less with climate change and more to do with pollution. I also am a big believer if there is any doubt about something you get on the side of caution. If there is a question about something that could affect the health of life until you can prove something is totally safe you try to avoid it or change your habits. Let just look at some of our greatest hits: lead paint (brain damage in children), smoking (cancer), plastics (turning up today in humans), asbestos (fibers cutting the life of many) and let us not forget the medical community, thalidomide (which caused birth defects). The list goes on and on, we just ignore it until people start dropping dead and once, we solve the issue we forget it and find something else that will kill us. Look if there is any doubt about climate change, we should take whatever precautions we can until it is proven one way or another.
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The article does not say there is no global warming. It says there is no change in the RATE of warming! It does note a spike in 2023. The article also does not address ocean warming which is very serious.
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To change the subject; it appears to not well educated me who by the way votes differently than you do, is that there has been great evidence presented to all of us that in fact that the atmosphere of this earth is getting warmer and causing a lot of problems. I am not a person with a lot of letters after her name, but I am a pretty smart woman and the globe is warming. The problem is that there isn't a precise and effective way to stop it that anyone on this earth knows about. Sir.
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Interesting that in the Results section it says "However, it is somewhat naive to conclude that no surge has occurred...: You did read that part, didn't you?
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Wait? Who waits? I played on my private course with my usual foursome and got a hole in one twice.
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![]() ![]() ![]() I DID NOT state the paper refutes global warming or that global warming does not exist. It does, since the planet has been warming for the last 20,000 years, only one part of 1 cycle of glaciation and interglacial thaws that has repeated itself over a dozen times in the last 4.5 million years of our CURRENT ICE AGE (look up the geologic definition of ice age). I agree with you about what the paper stated, simply that there is no recent surge in warming. Do I believe human activity contributes to the current warming cycle that would OCCUR ANYWAY WITHOUT HUMANS, yes, but to what extent is unknown, and most likely minimal considering the forces involve and the climate history of the last 4.5 million years. But regardless, here's the bad news: regardless of human activity, regardless of spending trillions to "combat" global warming, we will continue to warm for about another 25-35,000 years at which point ocean levels will be 200-400 feet higher and coastal cities are doomed---just as coastal cities built in India at the height of the last glacial maximum are now offshore and underwater. Oh, I almost forgot, return derision ![]() ![]() Don't think you can divine what I thought about anything. What my post actually stated and implied is that there is a "cult" of global warming enthusiasts with no understanding of paleoclimatology who have fallen hook, line and sinker for the "imminent disaster" narrative, and nothing will dissuade them---Not ridiculous Gore predictions, not the concept of cyclical glaciation and warming, not even the fact that the planet is 10F cooler than 65 M years ago. They have no understanding of the immense power of the sun, Earth's orbit and variations in that orbit. They 100% believe that fossil fuels alone are responsible and can only point to 100 years of WEATHER out of the past 4.5 million years as their bell weather event. So I repeat ![]() ![]() Clear enough????? |
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You can’t change the “religious” conviction of people with facts. They don’t care.
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Sure, there is. Humans can get their energy from Nuclear and renewable sources rather than fossil fuels. Also, planting more trees will help. It's not hard or complicated. The problem is the oil and coal industries are fighting like hell to keep it from happening by spreading misinformation. And so much of that misinformation is spread in posts like these. |
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Almost no one knows who you are talking about because you did not quote. But you are correct about Harari. See my next post below.
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