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Exceptionally warm water, modified El Nino pattern almost exactly like that of 2005. And a huge oil spill, thousands of ships on the Gulf, and tens of thousands of men and women working on them. This has the look of a disaster in the making.
Western Atlantic AVN Color Imagery - Satellite Services Division
Ah yes, a huge conspiracy involving 97% of the scientists worldwide, and most of the corperations and governments. Mini 00, don't run out of tinfoil for the hats.
The Ixtoc well was at only 150 ft., and it took longer to stop.
What's your source for that absurd 97% number?Ah yes, a huge conspiracy involving 97% of the scientists worldwide, and most of the corperations and governments. Mini 00, don't run out of tinfoil for the hats.
Climate change sceptics have smaller members, uglier wives, dumber kids' says new study made up by warmists
Are there really no depths to which ManBearPig-worshippers will not stoop in order to shore up their intellectually, morally and scientifically bankrupt cause?
Apparently not, as we see from the latest study based on a petty, spiteful, Stasi-like blacklist produced by an obscure Canadian warmist outrageously aggrandised by being published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. (Hat tip: Watts Up With That)
The study examined 1,372 scientists who had taken part in reviews of climate science or had put their name to statements regarding the key findings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
Scientists were grouped as convinced or unconvinced, and researchers examined how many times they had published papers on the climate.
The results showed that unconvinced scientists accounted for just three of the 100 most prolific authors on the subject, while papers by convinced scientists were more frequently cited in other research.
Well, no s***, Sherlock. And might this have anything to do, perchance, with the fact that as the Climategate emails made abundantly clear unconvinced scientists were deliberately shut out of the peer-review process by the convinced ones?
The Ixtoc well was at only 150 ft., and it took longer to stop.
Wasn't talking about Ixtoc. That was a Mexican well. How many Mexican scientists are in that 97% you keep citing?
The Ixtoc well was at only 150 ft., and it took longer to stop.
Wasn't talking about Ixtoc. That was a Mexican well. How many Mexican scientists are in that 97% you keep citing?
Mexican geologists were the people that identified the Chixalub Crater. A bit of bigotry showing there?
Exceptionally warm water, modified El Nino pattern almost exactly like that of 2005. And a huge oil spill, thousands of ships on the Gulf, and tens of thousands of men and women working on them. This has the look of a disaster in the making.
Western Atlantic AVN Color Imagery - Satellite Services Division
