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DrEvil » Sun Dec 07, 2014 9:00 pm wrote:Also note that since the UN and governments of the world subscribe to agw, naturally only those scientists whose research is pro-agw are able to get grants from their respective governments...and so while agw skeptical scientists may complain about this, in practical terms, it couldn't be any other way....
Ah, so every single government on the planet is in on it too. Is there anyone who is not?
Also, I said scientists, not agw skeptical scientists. Why aren't scientists from other fields and departments all over the climate scientists if it's all a scam? If it's so obvious to enlightened people like you it should be obvious to people trained in the scientific method that it's all hokum, but apart from the occasional paid schill there's nary a peep. Do you really think that the vast majority would stand by and say nothing while governments and institutions piss away billions? Is every scientist on the planet, regardless of their field of expertise, part of the conspiracy?
zangtang » Sun Dec 07, 2014 11:31 pm wrote:it could be that you're a great bloke - but go fuck yourself with a rusty chainsaw.
That could be the opening line of Australia's eulogy
Hi Joe. I guess your little one isn't quite so tiny anymore. I wish you and yours well.
Queensland Deputy Premier Jeff Seeney has intervened to force the removal of all references to climate change-derived sea level rises from the regional plan of Moreton Bay Regional Council, a decision experts say could have wide ramifications.
Queensland Deputy Premier Jeff Seeney has intervened to force the removal of all references to climate change-derived sea level rises from the regional plan of Moreton Bay Regional Council, a decision experts say could have wide ramifications.
In a letter to the council dated November 28, Mr Seeney wrote: "I direct council to amend its draft planning scheme to remove any assumption about a theoretical projected sea level rise from all and any provision of the scheme."
The council is obliged by law to obey the direction.
Councils across Queensland are now worried they could face huge liabilities for failing to take climate change into consideration in local planning, and the Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) has sought legal advice on their behalf.
Joe Hillshoist » Tue Dec 09, 2014 6:34 pm wrote:Can you explain that graph Ben?
I got the impression from your earlier comment that you think the science was able to calculate accurately CO2 climate sensitivity...this is not the case, climate scientists only use estimates based on what happens in a controlled lab environment, and 'play' with climate variables to predict the future state of global temperature....actual reality is much more complex and thus the models are failing miserably to predict the temperature even a decade ahead.
And in any event, do you think there is a rule here that RI members be in solidarity and should conform to the belief that humans are the main cause of climate change, else they are considered right wing trolls?
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