C3: Antarctic Regions Prone To Rapid Warming: Peer-Reviewed Study Finds Natural Cycles To Blame
As common sense science would surmise, the Antarctic region follows a natural cycle of cooling and warming. As the scientists have now found, new peer-research confirms these type of dominant Antarctic warming/cooling cycles - and human CO2 emissions are found not to be the relevant driving force.Climate Common Sense: Lomborg- Billions of Pounds for Tiny Results!
Lomborg believes in Global Warming but is a realist and a humanitarian believing that there are much more pressing needs for the resources diverted so-called carbon pollution. The loud promises of funds for global warming iniatives have,where they have been fulfilled, been accomplished by diverting funds from humanitarian aid projects.Errors in IPCC climate science » Blog Archive » Wrist slashing ETS in New Zealand
The major powers thumb their noses at a price on emissions and it is not really New Zealand’s place to lead the world in this issue when the science of AGW is in dispute and a long way from being “settled”.The Pearce “Inquiry” « Climate Audit
It is an outrage that NZ households should be forced to pay, and pay dearly, where so obviously it will harm our standard of living and will not help us in our endeavour to be good global citizens.
It’s amazing that Penn State and Oxburgh see nothing when Pearce sees “evidence of scientists cutting corners, playing down uncertainties in their calculations and then covering their tracks by being secretive with data and suppressing dissent suggests a systemic problem of scientific sloppiness, collusion and endemic conflicts of interest.”
Makes one wonder a little about a university “inquiry” which asked the following “hard-hitting” question:Do you believe that the perceived hostility and perceived ulterior motives of some critics of global climate science influenced your actions with regard to the peer review process, particularly in relation to the papers discussed in the stolen emails?
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