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A new paper has been published questioning the Apocalyptic climate narrative

You actually think that non-deniers give so much as a wet fart about your denier "file"?

Just like flat-Earthers, "the moon landing is fake"-ers, anti-vaxxers, 9/11 truthers, all denierism is about is trying to feel special to compensate for some other negative emotion. There's no way any of you actually believe that you can read some blogs and Trump an established science with "common sense"

Sorry, I didn't read past your list of pejoratives and missed the actual critique:

There's no way any of you actually believe that you can read some blogs and Trump an established science with "common sense"

A Google search on "prima facie vs common sense" comes up with a short AI essay LINK

My short six point list

1. More rain is not a problem.
2. Warmer weather is not a problem.
3. More arable land is not a problem.
4. Longer growing seasons is not a problem.
5. CO2 greening of the earth is not a problem.
6. There isn't any Climate Crisis.

More Rain: NOAA's Climate at a Glance tells us that the USA48 is enjoying more rain LINK

Warmer Weather: A Google (image) search on (world population map) turns up maps that show people live where it's warm with plenty of precipitation. LINK

More Arable Land: A Google search on (Hardiness zone changes) LINK

You can see for your self that the hardiness zones are getting wider and shifting north. That's good for agriculture and food production.

Longer Growing Seasons: A Google search on (Climate Change and longer growing seasons) LINK

Turns up an AI essay that says: "Climate change is causing a significant increase in the length of growing seasons, especially in the Western United States. That too would be good for agriculture and food production

CO2 Greening of the Earth: Here's a link to those two NASA and NOAA pages telling us that the world is greener due to more CO2 in the air.

A greener world is a better world, and most people with common sense would agree.
 
But Curry does have plenty of Peer reviewed Published papers, and is even cited by the IPCC,
Sorry but Judith Curry is a real climate scientist, her findings tend to be lower than the narrative allows.
Let's play with some numbers for a bit?
Lewis Curry 2015

Now the simulations that seem to accurately track past warming are TCR, so 2XCO2 = 1.33C of warming.
1.33/ln(2) = 1.92, so if by year 2100 CO2 levels are say 620 ppm, then the hypothesized additional warming
we should see would be 1.92 X ln(620/425) = 0.73C, or about the same type of warming we and our grandparents lived through!

Cool, a paper, with her name on it.
 
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