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the facts about global warming
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03-04-2010, 01:35 PM
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RE: the facts about global warming
(03-04-2010 02:33 AM)Richard S Courtney. Wrote: The basic assumption used in the numerical climate models is that change to climate is driven by change to radiative forcing. Which numerical models? The ones for predicting climate into the near future? (03-04-2010 02:33 AM)Richard S Courtney. Wrote: And it is very important to recognise that this assumption has not been demonstrated to be correct. Indeed, it is quite possible that there is no force or process causing climate to vary. I explain this possibility as follows. There is a strong scientific consensus that climate is strongly influenced by greenhouse gas concentrations. I am guessing you didn't mean to say that it is possible that there is "no force or process is causing climate to vary" so I'll just ignore that. Look I agree with most of what you're saying, but you're saying there's a lack of evidence on my side. But then where's the evidence for what you're saying? What evidence is there that the milankovich cycle is able to produce the magnitude of oscillations in temperature that we're seeing? See my articles on CO2 temperature lags, and CO2 radiative forcing |
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