That image is blocked, here's one from NASA
Weatherbell of course, is the company set up by Bastardi and fellow nutter Joe D'Aleo when Accuweather showed him the door for being a nutter.
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Previously on "there is no proof humans cause climate change"
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Originally posted by pjclarke View Post
Really ? just the land cool
http://models.weatherbell.com/climat...r_t2m_anom.png
Shouldn't necessarily believe everything a "cartoonist" tells you.Last edited by BlasterBates; 2 March 2014, 09:59.
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PS
For anyone interested in what the Royal Society and The US National Academy of Science are saying, they've just issued a jointly-authored document
http://royalsociety.org/uploadedFile...nce-causes.pdf
Or you could stick with blogs from washed-up weathermen, and corporate PR from ex-evironmentalists. Tough choice.Last edited by pjclarke; 2 March 2014, 00:10.
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So the scientists who believe (praise be) are better than those that don't is what you are saying?
The Moore piece was just propaganda, absent a science case, it's all they have. The Greenpeace link was tenuous at best, he left nearly thirty years ago and I'm not sure I would describe him as a scientist, these days he makes his living in PR for various industries ....Last edited by pjclarke; 1 March 2014, 15:43.
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NCEP: February 0.10°C Below Normal. Meteorologist Joe Bastardi Astounded By Climatologists “Making Up Excuses”
(a) That was NOT global, just land only, probably influenced by the polar vortex in the US.
(b) NCEP is not observations, it is a re-analysis, in other words, a model. Glad to see you trust the models now.
(c) Bastardi is a bit of a nutterLast edited by pjclarke; 1 March 2014, 15:34.
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And the point sails over the heads of the assembled. A tar saturated lung is strong evidence of a causal link, but it is not proof. There's a small but finite chance that the cancer was caused by something else.
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostWell done! The most stupid comment in CUK ever. Remove a lung from any smoker and it will be saturated with tar and nicotine like you can never imagine. (I watched an autopsy in the 60s) Tar is cacogenic. I won’t bother to explain about viruses as its beyond your capability
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Greens have proclaimed that scientific debate on climate change is over:
BBC News - Climate change: Greens say scientific debate 'is over'
So I don't know why you even bothered to start a thread.
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Originally posted by pjclarke View PostHe's right. There's also no proof that cigarettes cause cancer or the HIV virus causes AIDS.Hell of a lot of evidence, though.
Quark Soup by David Appell: Dr. Patrick Moore Just Misled Congress
HotWhopper: WUWT Sticky: Patrick Moore yearns for the "good old days" 500 million years ago
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Another humiliating year in store for the "warmists"
NCEP: February 0.10°C Below Normal. Meteorologist Joe Bastardi Astounded By Climatologists “Making Up Excuses”
There is indeed a lot of evidence that HIV causes AIDS, and that smoking causes cancer, but if the global temperatures go down any further there won't be any evidence at all for global warming.
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Originally posted by GB9 View PostSo the scientists who believe (praise be) are better than those that don't is what you are saying?
"The king is in the altogether".....
In the olden days, being sceptical was a virtue in science
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Originally posted by pjclarke View PostHe's right. There's also no proof that cigarettes cause cancer or the HIV virus causes AIDS.
Hell of a lot of evidence, though.
Quark Soup by David Appell: Dr. Patrick Moore Just Misled Congress
HotWhopper: WUWT Sticky: Patrick Moore yearns for the "good old days" 500 million years ago
"The king is in the altogether".....
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostI am sure if we dig deep enough we can find that you are a paid stooge of the climate change industry
So I would say tribal definately, not a free independant thinker, and very green. but not a paid hack
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