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Thread: CO2 - Dumb question
19/08/2022 15:25:26
Posted by Hopper on 19/08/2022 11:16:38:

That is not what the science says. Read it and learn.

I couldn't get passed, "Most of the excess atmospheric heat is passed back to the ocean" face 22

19/08/2022 12:22:22

IU just found the bit of the "Skeptical Science" web page where they try to plaster over, "Mike's Nature trick" and Phil Jones, "Hide the decline" smiley smiley smiley

19/08/2022 11:06:42
Posted by SillyOldDuffer on 19/08/2022 10:24:52:
  • El-Nino does not support the hypothesis that rising temperature is natural: it doesn't contain enough heat to explain rises across the planet, and - even if it did - where does the extra heat driving el-Nino come from?
Dave

Now that is a very good question. Where does the el-Nino heat come from?

19/08/2022 11:03:14
Posted by Hopper on 19/08/2022 10:04:10:

LINK The science says otherwise. Greenhouse gasses cause ocean warming according to those silly scientists.

A link to show the oceans are warming. My point exactly, greenhouse warming should be in the troposphere not the oceans.

Is that the best you've got? smiley

19/08/2022 09:45:00
Posted by Hopper on 19/08/2022 09:14:13:

Another one that should publish his scientific findings in a scientific journal and take those silly scientists to taskt.

I don't have to. The data is there for anyone who wants to see it.

There are beautiful colour images from the satellite data showing the el Nini Pacific lighting up as if a 3 bar electric fire had been switched on underneath it.

The warming is in the ocean when the theory says it should be in the atmosphere.

With no explanation, I remain unconvinced.

Eventually, some politician will need to disprove CAGW. The climate scientists will be asked to explain why the heat is in the wrong place and the whole, unscientific construction will collapse like the house of cards it is.

Nothing to do with me, you can think whatever you like that makes you happy.

I just had a 200mm, dial caliper in stainless steel, featuring a full 360 degree sweep for each millimeter of travel. Fifty quid delivered, seems to work a treat, that is my fun for today.

19/08/2022 09:07:52
Posted by SillyOldDuffer on 18/08/2022 15:34:59:
  1. Rising temperature is a natural phenomenon. Evidence: none.
Dave

None? Seems a bit of a sweeping generalisation.

If you go back to 1970/80ish, whenever satellites started pointing thermometers down and we got real data to work with...

The temperature is rising. It goes up in fits and starts with flat plateaus between.

The rises coincide with el Nino events, warm water upwelling on the Pacific coastline of the Americas.

We are currently on a temperature plateau, the last el Nino temperature peak from 7 years ago has yet to be beaten.

Some think we are still climbing out of the Little Ice Age.

No climate scientist cares to explain how the heat gets into the Pacific depths to become an el Nino upwelling.

No climate scientist cares to explain why the CO2 warming, that must happen in the troposphere, has not been detected by weather balloons.

Thread: One For The Green Brigade.
17/08/2022 16:20:50
Posted by Jon Lawes on 17/08/2022 13:05:38:

I don't know if its a reflection of society as a whole but just lately this forum has started to descend into a really sour, cynical place. It's rather sucking the joy out of a place I certainly used to enjoy and come to for respite from the outside world.

I think it was the heat, I get pretty bloody-minded as soon as it passes 27degC.

Robin

Thread: CO2 - Dumb question
16/08/2022 00:27:18

Posted by Hopper on 15/08/2022 22:49:42:

On the other side, a rabble of armchair Google "researchers" with no training or expertise in the field at all plus a few opportunists feeding them what they want to hear for financial or political gain.

No argument. Just noise.

How about Historian David Starkey?

Is he an "armchair Google researcher"?

15/08/2022 16:15:56
Posted by duncan webster on 15/08/2022 15:10:14:

Piers Corbyn is Jeremy Corbyn's brother. Need I say more

Yes, you should mention that he appeared in the Channel 4 production called, "The Great Global Warming Swindle".

15/08/2022 16:08:35
Posted by Hopper on 15/08/2022 12:32:13:

LOL. The Don Quixote school of research. Go on a personal quest and ignore the reality.

If I had to go questing I'd prefer to follow Parsival smiley

15/08/2022 10:42:00
Posted by blowlamp on 15/08/2022 10:11:47:

I don't see anyone explaining the lack of correlation between temperature and CO2 levels in the graph I posted on page 5, over a more than 100 year period.

Martin.

If you really want the answer to that you cannot be advised because the world has divided into factions and all you will get is propaganda.

To find the truth you have to go on a personal quest smiley

15/08/2022 09:55:28
Posted by blowlamp on 15/08/2022 09:35:53:

You're free & easy with the insults but lacking in the substance. If you have a point, try making it.

280ppm = .028%

421ppm = 0.0421%

An increase of 0.0141%

So .0016% was actually closer than 50% but no prizes sad

15/08/2022 09:38:02
Posted by Hopper on 15/08/2022 06:38:37:

As for Phillip Moore, the guy in your video, his work has been widely scientifically discredited and debunked. It is at odds with the consensus of 97 per cent of climate scientists. His tenure at Greenpeace Canada ended in lawsuits and acrimony. He has since worked as a paid consultant and spokesman for a number of energy industry bodies and corporations. His credibility is zero. But he is making a good living spruiking pseudoscience for pay.

Albert Einstein said, "It doesn't take 100 scientists to prove me wrong, all it takes is one fact".

15/08/2022 09:32:05
Posted by blowlamp on 15/08/2022 00:19:44:

How do you know the ppm increase in CO2 is purely because of industrial activity and not caused by other factors as well?

The interglacial warming of the oceans is causing them to soak up carbon dioxide faster than limestone subduction can put it back. That is how levels became so dangerously low.

If we hadn't started burning coal and making cement we might have been heading for real trouble.

14/08/2022 23:38:40
Posted by duncan webster on 14/08/2022 23:28:18:

The increase is from 280 ppm in pre industrial days to 421 ppm now. This is an increase of 50%. I've no idea where Martin's 0.0016% comes from.

The effect is logarithmic so an increased concentration from 200ppm to 400ppm will have the same effect as 400ppm to 800ppm. That's a lot of CO2.

Of course, an increase from 100ppm to 200ppm would have no appreciable effect on us at all, because we would all be dead indecision

14/08/2022 23:14:42

The end has been nigh since I was a nipper with the Cuban missile crisis. Then it was Strontium 90 in our instant coffee, asteroid impact, floods, combustible nuclear reactors, pesticides, antibiotic-resistant bacteria, stagnation of the gulf stream, toasty UV rays pouring down through holes in the ozone layer, the list goes on.

Surely there must be a limit to our credibility? We can't go on believing every unproven crack pot idea the media choose to throw at us.

Can we? thinking

13/08/2022 12:30:56
Posted by Hopper on 13/08/2022 12:04:35:

I'm surprised that someone who knows more about climate science than the scientists struggles with such basic reading comprehension.

Climate science isn't really science, it is all about making models that wildly overestimate the effect of CO2.

There is actually very little energy left to be had for CO2 in its absorption wavelength, so they have created a positive feedback loop based on water vapour. A runaway scenario that has never happened in the past.

To explain why it has never happened in the past, they say it is currently warmer than it has ever been before.

That seems rather unlikely.

They are digging a hole for themselves that keeps getting deeper and deeper but they can't seem to stop.

13/08/2022 10:26:28

It is in the nature of all creatures to breed and exceed their food supply, you can't expect people not to breed just because you don't like it. These are the days of miracle and wonder, I strongly suggest you have fun and stop worrying about stuff that will is best fixed by future technology should it ever turn out to be an actual problem smiley

12/08/2022 12:28:40

Saying it might have happened a bit more than we thought it should, is not exactly the "prediction come true" scientific clincher you seem to think it is.

However, we don't need to argue. Science can be mistaken temporarily but it always sorts itself out in the end.

Robin

12/08/2022 10:05:16
Posted by Hopper on 12/08/2022 04:51:18:

No, it is not "Simples wink " , at all. That is the Dunning-Kruger effect making you think a very complex matter is so simple that you know more about it than thousands of the world's leading scientists when the proof is readily available to verify their findings.

Climate science isn't Simples, it is bogus. What is Simples is a Richard Feynman explanation when he comes down to your level.

Okay, all the climate predictions are true and I missed the poles being ice-free, tropical islands disappearing under the sea, numerous extinctions, crop failures etc. There is a list if you want it.

Obviously switching from BBC to GB News means I am being fed the wrong propaganda thinking

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