All I can say is when we continue to borrow massively more than we earn, something has to give. If we spend £Billions 'cos someone has a hunch, then real services won't be funded properly, 'cos there is just no the money to do it. I would cut all funding to this immediately.Tom2006 wrote:Not at all, Stephen is spot on.
As for pulling funding to try and prevent further global warming just because the massive warming trend had levelled off. How do we know this isn't the start of the effects of global warning. You can't dismiss something based on a couple of years data. Afterall, the world isn't cooling, its just not warming year on year.
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i agree but the whole world is in debt, its all just riduculous. Maybe the weather will wipe us all out soon and the world can start again.Dave Brown wrote:All I can say is when we continue to borrow massively more than we earn, something has to give. If we spend £Billions 'cos someone has a hunch, then real services won't be funded properly, 'cos there is just no the money to do it. I would cut all funding to this immediately.Tom2006 wrote:Not at all, Stephen is spot on.
As for pulling funding to try and prevent further global warming just because the massive warming trend had levelled off. How do we know this isn't the start of the effects of global warning. You can't dismiss something based on a couple of years data. Afterall, the world isn't cooling, its just not warming year on year.
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Tom2006 wrote:Not at all, Stephen is spot on.
As for pulling funding to try and prevent further global warming just because the massive warming trend had levelled off. How do we know this isn't the start of the effects of global warning. You can't dismiss something based on a couple of years data. Afterall, the world isn't cooling, its just not warming year on year.
Many scientist and political repetitive who spread there information in the alternative media, are saying that the satellite reading shows a levelling off at in the year 2000. The data has been more and more manipulated since then. Lord Monckton says that he has seen this for himself.
How do we know that the official data has not been edited?
Answer:
We don’t know! We only I’ve our own beliefs and biases.
Personally I’m more open to new ideas and interpretation. That is what I’m trying to share. This is the only way we can make progress. Not holding on to traditional mainstream values. Even though, more and more people are questioning the official data.
Albert Einstein was not a traditional thinker.
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So your choosing not believe what we are being told. Lord monkton and yourself only need to look at the global temperature averages to see that global cooling is definitively not happening.
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How do we know that the official data has not been edited?Tom2006 wrote:So your choosing not believe what we are being told. Lord monkton and yourself only need to look at the global temperature averages to see that global cooling is definitively not happening.
Global warming is a big industry worth £trillions worldwide. This is in my view is what’s backing the data.
If you are willing to accept the official data without question, you are only giving these corporate institutions more power over you. It’s always been about money and power. By question the official data you are standing in your own power, not giving it way.
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But with that philosophy we shouldnt believe anything unless we want to. It sounds like your working on conspiracy theory rather than dealing in fact....and for that reason "I'm out"Adrian Brattle wrote:How do we know that the official data has not been edited?Tom2006 wrote:So your choosing not believe what we are being told. Lord monkton and yourself only need to look at the global temperature averages to see that global cooling is definitively not happening.
Global warming is a big industry worth £trillions worldwide. This is in my view is what’s backing the data.
If you are willing to accept the official data without question, you are only giving these corporate institutions more power over you. It’s always been about money and power. By question the official data you are standing in your own power, not giving it way.
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Tom2006 wrote:But with that philosophy we shouldnt believe anything unless we want to. It sounds like your working on conspiracy theory rather than dealing in fact....and for that reason "I'm out"Adrian Brattle wrote:How do we know that the official data has not been edited?Tom2006 wrote:So your choosing not believe what we are being told. Lord monkton and yourself only need to look at the global temperature averages to see that global cooling is definitively not happening.
Global warming is a big industry worth £trillions worldwide. This is in my view is what’s backing the data.
If you are willing to accept the official data without question, you are only giving these corporate institutions more power over you. It’s always been about money and power. By question the official data you are standing in your own power, not giving it way.
How do we know that the official data is fact? That is one question you cannot answer.
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How do we know that the official data has not been edited?
Global warming is a big industry worth £trillions worldwide. This is in my view is what’s backing the data.
If you are willing to accept the official data without question, you are only giving these corporate institutions more power over you. It’s always been about money and power. By question the official data you are standing in your own power, not giving it way.[/quote]
But with that philosophy we shouldnt believe anything unless we want to. It sounds like your working on conspiracy theory rather than dealing in fact....and for that reason "I'm out" [/quote]
How do we know that the official data is fact? That is one question you cannot answer. [/quote]
.....because people all around the world take readings of our weather. A more telling question would be, why are you and a few others thinking its not fact, when everyone else is?
Global warming is a big industry worth £trillions worldwide. This is in my view is what’s backing the data.
If you are willing to accept the official data without question, you are only giving these corporate institutions more power over you. It’s always been about money and power. By question the official data you are standing in your own power, not giving it way.[/quote]
But with that philosophy we shouldnt believe anything unless we want to. It sounds like your working on conspiracy theory rather than dealing in fact....and for that reason "I'm out" [/quote]
How do we know that the official data is fact? That is one question you cannot answer. [/quote]
.....because people all around the world take readings of our weather. A more telling question would be, why are you and a few others thinking its not fact, when everyone else is?
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Utterly ridiculous ! To condensate you must first have evaporation !!!!!!! The higher the temp the more evaporation, thats kindergarten level science. You write yourself that warming leads to MORE water vapour and that means more rain, or does it rain less in the tropics ?? This PROVES that you write nonsense !!!Adrian Brattle wrote:Nigel wrote:A warming earth will bring more rain, more storms, not less.
That is another one of those GW myths and it makes less sense!
Cooling leads to condensation and lowering greenhouse effect. Warming leads to more water vapour and less condensation, that enhances the greenhouse effect. Its the dew point thing and a long with cosmic rays.
The Ionosphere is less magnetically charged now. But the increased convergence has a better connection to the Ionosphere.
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Nigel. The evaporation has already been built up during the warming years. Cooling only discharges it at a faster level then what can be evaporated. Leading to accelerated cooling has the greenhouse effect becomes less and lessNigel wrote:Utterly ridiculous ! To condensate you must first have evaporation !!!!!!! The higher the temp the more evaporation, thats kindergarten level science. You write yourself that warming leads to MORE water vapour and that means more rain, or does it rain less in the tropics ?? This PROVES that you write nonsense !!!Adrian Brattle wrote:Nigel wrote:A warming earth will bring more rain, more storms, not less.
That is another one of those GW myths and it makes less sense!
Cooling leads to condensation and lowering greenhouse effect. Warming leads to more water vapour and less condensation, that enhances the greenhouse effect. Its the dew point thing and a long with cosmic rays.
The Ionosphere is less magnetically charged now. But the increased convergence has a better connection to the Ionosphere.
During warming it’s the other way around
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Tom2006 wrote:How do we know that the official data has not been edited?
Global warming is a big industry worth £trillions worldwide. This is in my view is what’s backing the data.
If you are willing to accept the official data without question, you are only giving these corporate institutions more power over you. It’s always been about money and power. By question the official data you are standing in your own power, not giving it way.
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If you want to believe this stuff Adrian no problems but it sounds total rubbish to me.Adrian Brattle wrote:Tom2006 wrote:How do we know that the official data has not been edited?
Global warming is a big industry worth £trillions worldwide. This is in my view is what’s backing the data.
If you are willing to accept the official data without question, you are only giving these corporate institutions more power over you. It’s always been about money and power. By question the official data you are standing in your own power, not giving it way.
Discussion about cooling and about how ground surface data is not reliable as satellite data, also manipulation of the data. Remember of the climategate scandal
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It's easy to believe the climate is cooling when you live in the UK, but it would be hard to convince an American.
http://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMa ... rynum=2115Spring 2012 in the contiguous U.S. demolished the old records for hottest spring and most extreme season of any kind, said NOAA's National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) on Thursday. With the warmest March, third warmest April, and second warmest May, the March - April - May spring season was 5.2°F above average--the largest temperature departure from average of any season on record for the contiguous United States.
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The US has been ridiculously hot so far this year. What I would give for those figures over here. Mind you, those figures are probably just made up!
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I have extended family who lives In ohio thay say its been mixed over spring. Three day ago my mum was on the phone to one of my ants. she say its been cool and wet. At the end of may she said thay had 90F.otorongo wrote:It's easy to believe the climate is cooling when you live in the UK, but it would be hard to convince an American.
http://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMa ... rynum=2115Spring 2012 in the contiguous U.S. demolished the old records for hottest spring and most extreme season of any kind, said NOAA's National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) on Thursday. With the warmest March, third warmest April, and second warmest May, the March - April - May spring season was 5.2°F above average--the largest temperature departure from average of any season on record for the contiguous United States.
This seems to be anther example of harmonization of the data.