https://chipstero7.wordpress.com/ Below is 0.1% of 100%: The theories that I’ll be proposing in this article are controversial and deal with...
The IPCC logarithmic equation (as quoted above in the graph) predicts a total greenhouse warming for CO2 of 32 W/sq.m. The total greenhouse...
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I have provided sources, but links are gonna hard on an image. I wouldn't know how to do that.
Below is a CAGW-skeptical handbook I recently made on Infogram if anyone is interested in reading it (or even using it in debates). [IMG]
Below is a graph I put together of instrumental ECS estimates between 2012 to 2018 and it seems that ECS is getting smaller. [IMG]
Changes in cloud-cover is one possibility. There have been large increases in shortwave radation reaching the surface due cloud-cover since 1980...
Why can't the climate change of present be natural also?
Regardless of what you feel about conspiracies and weak-minded people, the 97% consensus figure has yet to be proven.
You haven't fallen for the "97% consensus" PR, have you?
True. They've never proved that CO2-emissions have anything other than an insignificant effect on the climate.
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The front cover of David Talbott’s book The Saturn Myth (published way back in 1980 and inspired by the work of Immanuel Velikovsky) depicts a...
That has already been taken into consideration in the working out.
Personally, from my investigation, I think that changes in cloud-cover can adequately explain recent global warming, but I also think that the...
It was not for argument’s sake. I was saying that radiation is not heat, just photons. The AGW-theory suggests that greenhouse gases can warm the...
Radiation is not heat, just a packet of photons. Radiation only becomes heat when it is absorbed by a body and converted to kinetic energy; only...
By my understanding, heat is not flowing from a colder body to a warmer one and heating it. Instead it is the radiation doing so, which is not the...
Didn't catch you post the link to that free book. Looked back through your older comments, but couldn't find it.
I stumbled upon a graph recently showing a TSI-reconstruction (and future projection) going back about 1,000 years from Shapiro et al (2011). For...
It didn't. She was obviously only addressing the LIA. But you know this, of course.
She brought up the Maunder Minimum in response to your question:
You too. :smile:
Heh. Probably a mix of the two, at least in my view.
Where did I say that the atmosphere could not change the climate? I simply stated that the very high temperatures on Venus could be due to...
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