January 30, 2020
This from Michelle Stirling:
We were not impressed with Prof. Katharine Hayhoe's presentation in Calgary during the IPCC Cities conference in our province. You can read why, here. https:// wattsupwiththat.com/2018/03/13/dr-katharine-hay hoe-tries-to-scare-canadians-with-threats-of-warmer-temperatures/
I'm the Communications Manager for Friends of Science Society. We appreciate the fact that the editor took the time to ask us for a statement in response to Dr. Weaver's characterization of our organization. There is no consensus as described by Dr. Weaver in the article. Here is our deconstruction of several of the most cited 'consensus' reports. It's just a social proof, intended to stop you from asking questions.
Fighting Climate Crisis Denial in Class
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Put a pot of water on your stove and turn the heat on. Do not touch the heat control and watch what happens. The temperature of the water in the pot rises until it reaches 212 degrees. Then, no matter how much heat you add, it never goes above 212 degrees. Other things happen, but the temperature of the water never increases.
That clearly illustrates that not all processes continue indefinitely at the same rate or in the same manner, and any prophecy which relies on that assumption is bogus.
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The argument made by serious people (not the media or the idiots who argue online) is that this will lead to positive feedback, meaning water will evaporate. Water is the primary greenhouse gas in the Earth's atmosphere. This will lead to more warming, which will lead to more outgasing of co2, which will lead to more water vapor which will eventually lead to outgasing of methane from the Earth's permafrost - which will raise the planet's temperature by ten degrees, perhaps.
This is what is referred to as the "climate sensitivity". How much co2 can you add, and how strong are the feedbacks?
The idiots all say "the science is simple" but they don't know the science.
The reality is there are also negative feedbacks, things that tamp all this down. When you evaporate water you create clouds - something we don't really understand BUT we do know they reflect solar radiation back into space. That is callled planetary albedo, and the Earth's albedo did in fact increase during the end of the nineties and early two thousands. It was at this point the "pause" began in planetary temperature rise.
I always point to Mars; Mars has an atmosphere that is 95% carbon dioxide but it is bitterly cold, colder than it should be at that distance from the Sun. Much of Mars' atmosphere is frozen in the ground and at the poles as dry ice. When the planet warms this melts, doubling the thin surface air pressure, which increases the strength of Martian winds, which kick up dust, which blot out the Sun, which drops temperatures back down and refreezes the atmosphere. It's a cycle that has gone on for millions of years. The planet is stuck in a permanent ice age despite all that carbon dioxide. Why? Negative feedback loops.
But the IPCC estimated a very low climate sensitivity, and disregarded negative feedback.
Of course, the useful idiots all talk about the "established, basic science" completely oblivious to the actual argument here.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at January 31, 2020 07:04 AM (REahl)
In fact, they discussed it at something called the Endangered Atmospheres Conference back in the '70's where they kicked around ideas about how to backdoor their utopian vision. They settled on Global Cooling, but kept Global Warming as their backup if the planet warmed (which they knew it would as these are normally 40 or so year cycles and they were nearing the end of the cooling phase). This conference was a who's who of left wing scientists, including Obama's "Science Czar" John Holdren.
Subsequent comments by people at the U.N. and others show this is still there goal. See here for a partial list of comments by our Gang Greenous friends.
Whether Global Warming/Climate Change/Global Climate Flatulence was a hoax to begin with or not, it is one now. We know this because of the Climategate e-mails, which show there was a systematic effort by top people at the Climate Research Unit of the U. of East Anglia (which produces the much- used HADCRUT data) and with Penn State and others to squash disagreement, to control peer review, to bully editors, to manipulate data, etc. Michael Mann, one member of the "hockey team" as they have been dubbed by "deniers" (itself a libelous term) is forever suing people who point out he fudged data results (his hockey stick used "Mike's Nature trick" which was to splice two contradictory data sets together without telling anyone.)
Almost invariably, these big sensational discoveries wind up being just computer simulations or of dubious data quality.
So it IS a hoax, one based on a rather esoteric science with data that is at best statistically marginal.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at January 31, 2020 07:20 AM (REahl)
Finally I could stand no more and stopped her. "Where did you get this drivel?" I asked. "Why, from my college professor," she replied indignantly. "What was his name?" I asked. She told me. I replied "I'm familiar with the names of most of the jazz greats and I've never heard of him. Who did he play with?" "Well, he didn't exactly play with anybody," she had to admit. I know you should never embarrass a teacher, especially in front of other students, but I said "What you have just told us today is the greatest collection of bunk I have ever heard on that or any subject, in my life. I'm sorry to embarrass you, but I've been playing and listening to jazz for years, and these other students will back me up on that." They did.
I encountered her a few years later, in a seminar, showing professionals examples of how she taught young kids various aspects of music, and you should have seen how a large roomful of teachers (music and other) squirmed, wishing they were anywhere else. And this gal had gotten her PhD. No, her name wasn't Kayhoe. . .
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