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All one really has to know about the report is:
REFERENCES CITED
Reports
IPCC has discredited itself, so anything from them is highly suspect.
- IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), 2007, Summary for policymakers, in Climate Change 2007: The physical science basis: Cambridge, United Kingdom, Cambridge University Press, 18 p.
- IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), 2001, Summary for policymakers, in Climate Change 2001: Synthesis Report: Cambridge, United Kingdom, Cambridge University Press, 34 p.
- National Academies of Science (2005). Joint academes statement: Global response to climate change. (http://nationalacademies.org/onpi/06072005.pdf)
- National Research Council (2011). America's Climate Choices. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 144 p.
In addition, as I started reading, I read that satellite data hadn't shown a temperature rise so they adjusted data until it did. IPCC all over again???
Yes, I fully understand the counter narratives being posed.Yet you will continue to buy into pseudo-science supported by data fudged to support the desired results. The IPCC are scam artists. The email scandals alone should put Phil Jones in the cell next to Bernie Madoff.
More opinions in the mix to cloud the issue, that's the purpose of contrived counter narratives.And it doesn't bother you that they fudge numbers, leave out conflicting studies and alter models to ensure the "right" results because you believe what you are told.
That's so sad, really. I have this bridge for sale in Brooklyn....
Can you read?I'm not a scientist, how would I know bogus research if saw it?Can't comment on bogus research, huh?
I'm not a scientist, how would I know bogus research if I saw it?Can't comment on bogus research, huh?
Then read my previous post.Yes, I can spell and count too.Can you read?I'm not a scientist, how would I know bogus research if saw it?Can't comment on bogus research, huh?
How would you know it was bogus without a scientist to interpret the data for you?I'm not a scientist, how would I know bogus research if I saw it?Can't comment on bogus research, huh?
Are you claiming you have to be a scientist to know bogus research when you see it? That is quite a claim, Liminal! I believe you are 100% wrong!
More opinions, we can sure use more of those.Assistant Professors of Economics Fuhai Hong and Xiaojian Zhao — accept it as a given that the media and the science establishment routinely exaggerate the issue of climate change. However, unlike the majority of their academic colleagues — who flatly deny that any such problem exists — they go a step further and actively endorse a policy of dishonesty as a way to force through desired policy objectives.
The abstract of their paper notes:
It appears that news media and some pro-environmental organizations have the tendency to accentuate or even exaggerate the damage caused by climate change. This article provides a rationale for this tendency by using a modified International Environmental Agreement (IEA) model with asymmetric information. We find that the information manipulation has an instrumental value, as it ex post induces more countries to participate in an IEA, which will eventually enhance global welfare. From the ex ante perspective, however, the impact that manipulating information has on the level of participation in an IEA and on welfare is ambiguous.
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An admission that the data is fudged on purpose is an opinion????More opinions, we can sure use more of those.Assistant Professors of Economics Fuhai Hong and Xiaojian Zhao — accept it as a given that the media and the science establishment routinely exaggerate the issue of climate change. However, unlike the majority of their academic colleagues — who flatly deny that any such problem exists — they go a step further and actively endorse a policy of dishonesty as a way to force through desired policy objectives.
The abstract of their paper notes:
It appears that news media and some pro-environmental organizations have the tendency to accentuate or even exaggerate the damage caused by climate change. This article provides a rationale for this tendency by using a modified International Environmental Agreement (IEA) model with asymmetric information. We find that the information manipulation has an instrumental value, as it ex post induces more countries to participate in an IEA, which will eventually enhance global welfare. From the ex ante perspective, however, the impact that manipulating information has on the level of participation in an IEA and on welfare is ambiguous.
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See that you do!Since you put it that way I'll try extra hard to comply with your requests.Then read my previous post.Yes, I can spell and count too.Can you read?I'm not a scientist, how would I know bogus research if saw it?Can't comment on bogus research, huh?
Objection Your Honor, concludes facts not in evidence.An admission that the data is fudged on purpose is an opinion????More opinions, we can sure use more of those.Assistant Professors of Economics Fuhai Hong and Xiaojian Zhao — accept it as a given that the media and the science establishment routinely exaggerate the issue of climate change. However, unlike the majority of their academic colleagues — who flatly deny that any such problem exists — they go a step further and actively endorse a policy of dishonesty as a way to force through desired policy objectives.
The abstract of their paper notes:
It appears that news media and some pro-environmental organizations have the tendency to accentuate or even exaggerate the damage caused by climate change. This article provides a rationale for this tendency by using a modified International Environmental Agreement (IEA) model with asymmetric information. We find that the information manipulation has an instrumental value, as it ex post induces more countries to participate in an IEA, which will eventually enhance global welfare. From the ex ante perspective, however, the impact that manipulating information has on the level of participation in an IEA and on welfare is ambiguous.
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