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Originally posted by melatonin
Maybe I was too opaque. You post an article suggesting 22,000 scientists suggest something. Someone calls the article out on it, asks where the evidence for this claim is. You suggest they should prove there isn't 22,000 scientists blah, blah.
Originally posted by darkbluesky
Here you go......
The gang of 19,000 (or so)
Originally posted by budski
reply to post by Nola213
Now he's getting desperate, he's trying to say that anyone who disagree's with him is "on a par with one of those conspiracy nuts"
Originally posted by audas
But you Stooges don't care about science, or facts, or concesnsus, merely trotting out the Bush - Cheney agenda and spreading propaganda that every climate scientist on earth is LYING.
However, the most potent greenhouse gas is water, explains Shaidurov and it is this compound on which his study focuses. According to Shaidurov, only small changes in the atmospheric levels of water, in the form of vapour and ice crystals can contribute to significant changes to the temperature of the earth's surface, which far outweighs the effects of carbon dioxide and other gases released by human activities. Just a rise of 1% of water vapour could raise the global average temperature of Earth's surface more then 4 degrees Celsius.
The role of water vapour in controlling our planet's temperature was hinted at almost 150 years ago by Irish scientist John Tyndall. Tyndall, who also provided an explanation as to why the sky is blue, explained the problem: "The strongest radiant heat absorber, is the most important gas controlling Earth's temperature. Without water vapour, he wrote, the Earth's surface would be 'held fast in the iron grip of frost'." Thin clouds at high altitude allow sunlight to reach the earth's surface, but reflect back radiated heat, acting as an insulating greenhouse layer.
Water vapour levels are even less within our control than CO2 levels. According to Andrew E. Dessler of the Texas A & M University writing in 'The Science and Politics of Global Climate Change', "Human activities do not control all greenhouse gases, however. The most powerful greenhouse gas in the atmosphere is water vapour, he says, "Human activities have little direct control over its atmospheric abundance, which is controlled instead by the worldwide balance between evaporation from the oceans and precipitation."
Source
Originally posted by melatonin
Originally posted by budski
BTW - can you prove that there AREN'T 22,000 scientists who disbelieve his hideous propaganda?
Proof mind you, not your opinion.
Budski, you're better than that.
Cheers.
Originally posted by Res Ipsa
Originally posted by melatonin
Originally posted by budski
BTW - can you prove that there AREN'T 22,000 scientists who disbelieve his hideous propaganda?
Proof mind you, not your opinion.
Budski, you're better than that.
Cheers.
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Oh, my man Budski. you are better than that.
Maybe I should have read the whole thread because I'm sure someone pointed out that Gore has been fighting this windmill since I think the late '70s. This is a "cause" for him. It is not motivated by anything else.
If he is wrong than he is wrong but he isn't doing it to get into the WhiteHouse or to sell some books and movies.
Gore would have been 10000000% better than Bush. 5 people put Bush in office. 5!