‘Unsettled’ Review: The ‘Consensus’ On Climate

[DudleySmith]

A top Obama scientist looks at the evidence on warming and CO2 emissions and rebuts much of the dominant political narrative.

‘Unsettled’ Review: The ‘Consensus’ On Climate

A top Obama scientist looks at the evidence on warming and CO2 emissions and rebuts much of the dominant political narrative.

www.wsj.com

As Mr Koonin illustrates, tornado frequency and severity are also not trending up; nor are the number and severity of droughts. The extent of global fires has been trending significantly downward. The rate of sea-level rise has not accelerated. Global crop yields are rising, not falling. And while global atmospheric CO2 levels are obviously higher now than two centuries ago, they’re not at any record planetary high—they’re at a low that has only been seen once before in the past 500 million years.



Mr. Koonin laments the sloppiness of those using local weather “events” to make claims about long-cycle planetary phenomena. He chastises not so much local news media as journalists with prestigious national media who should know better. This attribution error evokes one of Mr. Koonin’s rare rebukes: “Pointing to hurricanes as an example of the ravages of human-caused climate change is at best unconvincing, and at worst plainly dishonest.”

An excellent rebuttal of the left wing nonsense re 'climate change' in the book.

 

[wamose]

These unstable doomsday climate change predictors are worse than QAnon. If they think I'm going to limit myself to 4 lbs. of beef a year, they're crazy. No way Jose.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

A top Obama scientist looks at the evidence on warming and CO2 emissions and rebuts much of the dominant political narrative.

‘Unsettled’ Review: The ‘Consensus’ On Climate

A top Obama scientist looks at the evidence on warming and CO2 emissions and rebuts much of the dominant political narrative.

www.wsj.com

As Mr Koonin illustrates, tornado frequency and severity are also not trending up; nor are the number and severity of droughts. The extent of global fires has been trending significantly downward. The rate of sea-level rise has not accelerated. Global crop yields are rising, not falling. And while global atmospheric CO2 levels are obviously higher now than two centuries ago, they’re not at any record planetary high—they’re at a low that has only been seen once before in the past 500 million years.



Mr. Koonin laments the sloppiness of those using local weather “events” to make claims about long-cycle planetary phenomena. He chastises not so much local news media as journalists with prestigious national media who should know better. This attribution error evokes one of Mr. Koonin’s rare rebukes: “Pointing to hurricanes as an example of the ravages of human-caused climate change is at best unconvincing, and at worst plainly dishonest.”

An excellent rebuttal of the left wing nonsense re 'climate change' in the book.

Belongs in conspiracy theory section.

 

[DudleySmith]

A top Obama scientist looks at the evidence on warming and CO2 emissions and rebuts much of the dominant political narrative.

‘Unsettled’ Review: The ‘Consensus’ On Climate

A top Obama scientist looks at the evidence on warming and CO2 emissions and rebuts much of the dominant political narrative.

www.wsj.com

As Mr Koonin illustrates, tornado frequency and severity are also not trending up; nor are the number and severity of droughts. The extent of global fires has been trending significantly downward. The rate of sea-level rise has not accelerated. Global crop yields are rising, not falling. And while global atmospheric CO2 levels are obviously higher now than two centuries ago, they’re not at any record planetary high—they’re at a low that has only been seen once before in the past 500 million years.



Mr. Koonin laments the sloppiness of those using local weather “events” to make claims about long-cycle planetary phenomena. He chastises not so much local news media as journalists with prestigious national media who should know better. This attribution error evokes one of Mr. Koonin’s rare rebukes: “Pointing to hurricanes as an example of the ravages of human-caused climate change is at best unconvincing, and at worst plainly dishonest.”

An excellent rebuttal of the left wing nonsense re 'climate change' in the book.

Belongs in conspiracy theory section.

Why? Are you nervous, Nellie?

 

[22lcidw]

A top Obama scientist looks at the evidence on warming and CO2 emissions and rebuts much of the dominant political narrative.

‘Unsettled’ Review: The ‘Consensus’ On Climate

A top Obama scientist looks at the evidence on warming and CO2 emissions and rebuts much of the dominant political narrative.

www.wsj.com

As Mr Koonin illustrates, tornado frequency and severity are also not trending up; nor are the number and severity of droughts. The extent of global fires has been trending significantly downward. The rate of sea-level rise has not accelerated. Global crop yields are rising, not falling. And while global atmospheric CO2 levels are obviously higher now than two centuries ago, they’re not at any record planetary high—they’re at a low that has only been seen once before in the past 500 million years.



Mr. Koonin laments the sloppiness of those using local weather “events” to make claims about long-cycle planetary phenomena. He chastises not so much local news media as journalists with prestigious national media who should know better. This attribution error evokes one of Mr. Koonin’s rare rebukes: “Pointing to hurricanes as an example of the ravages of human-caused climate change is at best unconvincing, and at worst plainly dishonest.”

An excellent rebuttal of the left wing nonsense re 'climate change' in the book.

Belongs in conspiracy theory section.

Obama owns some oceanfront properties. Enough said.

 

[Flash]

It is a scam now and has always been a scam.

If it wasn't a scam they would never had to tell lies and fabricate and cherry pick data.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

A top Obama scientist looks at the evidence on warming and CO2 emissions and rebuts much of the dominant political narrative.

‘Unsettled’ Review: The ‘Consensus’ On Climate

A top Obama scientist looks at the evidence on warming and CO2 emissions and rebuts much of the dominant political narrative.

www.wsj.com

As Mr Koonin illustrates, tornado frequency and severity are also not trending up; nor are the number and severity of droughts. The extent of global fires has been trending significantly downward. The rate of sea-level rise has not accelerated. Global crop yields are rising, not falling. And while global atmospheric CO2 levels are obviously higher now than two centuries ago, they’re not at any record planetary high—they’re at a low that has only been seen once before in the past 500 million years.



Mr. Koonin laments the sloppiness of those using local weather “events” to make claims about long-cycle planetary phenomena. He chastises not so much local news media as journalists with prestigious national media who should know better. This attribution error evokes one of Mr. Koonin’s rare rebukes: “Pointing to hurricanes as an example of the ravages of human-caused climate change is at best unconvincing, and at worst plainly dishonest.”

An excellent rebuttal of the left wing nonsense re 'climate change' in the book.

But but but but but they have "consensus"

 

[DudleySmith]

A top Obama scientist looks at the evidence on warming and CO2 emissions and rebuts much of the dominant political narrative.

‘Unsettled’ Review: The ‘Consensus’ On Climate

A top Obama scientist looks at the evidence on warming and CO2 emissions and rebuts much of the dominant political narrative.

www.wsj.com

As Mr Koonin illustrates, tornado frequency and severity are also not trending up; nor are the number and severity of droughts. The extent of global fires has been trending significantly downward. The rate of sea-level rise has not accelerated. Global crop yields are rising, not falling. And while global atmospheric CO2 levels are obviously higher now than two centuries ago, they’re not at any record planetary high—they’re at a low that has only been seen once before in the past 500 million years.



Mr. Koonin laments the sloppiness of those using local weather “events” to make claims about long-cycle planetary phenomena. He chastises not so much local news media as journalists with prestigious national media who should know better. This attribution error evokes one of Mr. Koonin’s rare rebukes: “Pointing to hurricanes as an example of the ravages of human-caused climate change is at best unconvincing, and at worst plainly dishonest.”

An excellent rebuttal of the left wing nonsense re 'climate change' in the book.

Belongs in conspiracy theory section.

Obama owns some oceanfront properties. Enough said.

Yep. and bought a big giant house on an island.

 

[james bond]

A top Obama scientist looks at the evidence on warming and CO2 emissions and rebuts much of the dominant political narrative.

‘Unsettled’ Review: The ‘Consensus’ On Climate

A top Obama scientist looks at the evidence on warming and CO2 emissions and rebuts much of the dominant political narrative.

www.wsj.com

As Mr Koonin illustrates, tornado frequency and severity are also not trending up; nor are the number and severity of droughts. The extent of global fires has been trending significantly downward. The rate of sea-level rise has not accelerated. Global crop yields are rising, not falling. And while global atmospheric CO2 levels are obviously higher now than two centuries ago, they’re not at any record planetary high—they’re at a low that has only been seen once before in the past 500 million years.



Mr. Koonin laments the sloppiness of those using local weather “events” to make claims about long-cycle planetary phenomena. He chastises not so much local news media as journalists with prestigious national media who should know better. This attribution error evokes one of Mr. Koonin’s rare rebukes: “Pointing to hurricanes as an example of the ravages of human-caused climate change is at best unconvincing, and at worst plainly dishonest.”

An excellent rebuttal of the left wing nonsense re 'climate change' in the book.

Belongs in conspiracy theory section.

Obama owns some oceanfront properties. Enough said.

It also means you can laugh your arse off to any of Fort Fun Indiana posts on AGW.

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

These unstable doomsday climate change predictors are worse than QAnon. If they think I'm going to limit myself to 4 lbs. of beef a year, they're crazy. No way Jose.

4lbs What the fuck ? That's only 2 ribeyes for me.