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Sorry, each student is required to do their own homework.
Sorry, each student is required to do their own homework.
Mamooth's AGW Theory was that doubling CO2 yields a 3 degree temperature increase and seemed to be a testable hypothesis
Actually, that was predicted by Arrhenius in 1896. But it won't happen the instant that the CO2 level hits 560 ppm. There is still the matter of inertia in the system. Just as today, the warmth that we see is the result of the GHG levels from the 80's, there will be a lag. Barring, of course, a major emission of CH4 in the Arctic. Then all bets are off.
Mamooth's AGW Theory was that doubling CO2 yields a 3 degree temperature increase and seemed to be a testable hypothesis
Actually, that was predicted by Arrhenius in 1896. But it won't happen the instant that the CO2 level hits 560 ppm. There is still the matter of inertia in the system. Just as today, the warmth that we see is the result of the GHG levels from the 80's, there will be a lag. Barring, of course, a major emission of CH4 in the Arctic. Then all bets are off.
Sorry, each student is required to do their own homework.
It just keeps getting better. Provide a link, do your homework. Nice. You got jack!
Sorry, each student is required to do their own homework.
It just keeps getting better. Provide a link, do your homework. Nice. You got jack!
Does it?
On top of ~12,000 peer reviewed studies whose conclusions support the validitiy of AGW, I've got the 2,216 pages of Working Group I Contribution to the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report (AR5) Climate Change: The Physical Science Basis. That is followed by the work of WG-II and WG-III. What have you got?
Read it all. I guarantee you it'll do you good. A few points, though:
1) If you haven't read it, how do you know its crap?
2) Judging something before you know enough to make that judgement has a name.
3) Admitting that you haven't read any of the IPCC's material is not going to advance your credibility in these discussions.
I wandered around on the site and could find no actual studies. I found loads of press releases and rah rah pieces, but no actual scientific studies.
So, after 26 years, you still don't know how the IPCC works. Got it.
Assholism thy name is mammoth! Look in the mirror when you make that claim silly person.
You made claims that were laughably disproved, you presented a DD-214 that was clearly stolen from someone else's website, and you claimed to be a "nuclear watch officer" a designation/MOS that doesn't exist in the US Navy.
In other words, piss off....admiral.
Reported. Sorry it comes to this, but you leave me little choice.
Hey, I've spent the last year hoping you would change, being civil, asking nicely many times for you to stop mocking my service, eventually warning you, but you just keep getting worse. So I'm no longer putting up with it.
So again, where did the warming go? last fifteen years no warming, IPCC agrees. I don't need a link.Sorry, each student is required to do their own homework.
It just keeps getting better. Provide a link, do your homework. Nice. You got jack!
Does it?
On top of ~12,000 peer reviewed studies whose conclusions support the validitiy of AGW, I've got the 2,216 pages of Working Group I Contribution to the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report (AR5) Climate Change: The Physical Science Basis. That is followed by the work of WG-II and WG-III. What have you got?
And here is one that says otherwise;
https://www.skepticalscience.com/cowtan_way_surface_temperature_data_update.html
Global warming 'hiatus' puts climate change scientists on the spot - Los Angeles Times
Global warming 'hiatus' puts climate change scientists on the spot
Theories as to why Earth's average surface temperature hasn't risen in recent years include an idea that the Pacific Ocean goes through decades-long cycles of absorbing heat.
Curry isn't the only one to suggest flaws in established climate models. IPCC vice chair Francis Zwiers, director of the Pacific Climate Impacts Consortium at the University of Victoria in Canada, co-wrote a paper published in this month's Nature Climate Change that said climate models had "significantly" overestimated global warming over the last 20 years — and especially for the last 15 years, which coincides with the onset of the hiatus.
The models had predicted that the average global surface temperature would increase by 0.21 of a degree Celsius over this period, but they turned out to be off by a factor of four, Zwiers and his colleagues wrote. In reality, the average temperature has edged up only 0.05 of a degree Celsius over that time — which in a statistical sense is not significantly different from zero.
And here is one that says otherwise;
https://www.skepticalscience.com/cowtan_way_surface_temperature_data_update.html