Friday, 17 April 2009

Consensus climate science

I have to give this credit entirely to Anthony Watts of Watt's Up With That, and his guest writer Paul McRae.

Go read it. Not only a brilliant resurrection of a past scientist and philosopher Thomas Huxley, but a refutation of the mis-science that is global warming.

See image 1, an overlay of both CO2 and temperatures over the last few million years, and compare with image 2, the origional global warming scenario, which gained notoriety in 2001, from James Hansen, a climatologist.

Perhaps i should remind you of the first impact of global warming, which would be taxes. Carbon taxes. Carbon footprint. Carbon output. You breathe out carbon dioxide. You will be taxed on breathing out. I find that spine chilling.

I DID believe the global warming thing, it's reasonable to assume that we would get some comeback from mother earth. But again politics has subverted, abused, misled, etc. There is much that could be said for Mr Gore and his ilk of jetsetting friends, and their personal culpibility for much of the world's misery. Their snake oil charms work so well, for a while.

That's what's nice about science, it levels the playing fields between generations quite nicely.

Full post here.



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