elektra
Diamond Member
I asked for a link from you. You refuse to link. I read this study you refer to years ago, hence I challenge you to prove yourself. Why you wont link is beyond logical reasoning. Unless the study does not prove what you state.OK so basically you just don't believe the review studies? The reason I gave you Lynas is because it literally gives you a link to their research data so that you can see what studies they designated as being 'for anthropoenic change' vs 'against'.
From the Lynas Study:
"We searched the Web of Science for English language ‘articles’ added between the dates of 2012 and November 2020 with the keywords ‘climate change’, ‘global climate change’ and ‘global warming’. C13 used the latter two phrases but not ‘climate change’ without the preceding ‘global’. (As discussed below, this was justified post-facto in our study because the majority of sceptical papers we found would not have been returned had we used the same search phrases as C13.) This wider set of search terms yielded a total of 88125 papers, whereas C13 identified a total of 11944 abstracts from papers published over the years 1991 and 2011. (Using our expanded search terms over the same 1991–2011 time period as C13 would have yielded 30627 results.)"
They go into large detail on how they clasify endoresment vs rejection.
Out of the 88,000+, here is the subset they found:
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Do you really think that science is on your side in this argument? If so, why does NASA disagree with you?
If you don't like the Lynas studies or other studies, then once again, I am asking you, what sources do you have? Because unless your links are being blocked, I don't see any? Why do I have to give you so much, and then you give nothing? Could it be because you have nothing?
EDIT: to break down this image. This is 2718 that were randomly selected out of the 88,000+ dataset. of these 2718, most did not meet some kind of keyword to suggest they were either an endorsement of anthropogenic climate change or a rejection of that. This is because many studies do not necessarily say EXPLICITLY whether man made climate change is happening or not. Even if many of these studies imply it is happening, if it doesn't meet the keywords then it isn't included as an endorsement. But those that did say something distinctly, were overwhelming an endorsement.
Here is the link