Posted on 04/23/2010 1:06:31 PM PDT by neverdem
The following article is from a leading Finnish Newspaper and was sent to me via the contact area. I had to use the Google Translate process as my Finnish is not that good.
To show this to you I have had to put the article through as an image, rather then type it. Will this story break to the world press? We will have to see.
Text:
Greenhouse gases account for only 5-10 per cent of global warming Turkus sue Panel on Climate Change predictions Turun Sanomat 14.4 2010 01:30:40
A University of Turku Department of Physics study shows that carbon dioxide has a significantly smaller impact on global warming than previously thought. Its results are based on spectrum analyses. According to research led by Professor Jyrki Kauppinen, increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide accounts for only 5-10 per cent of the observed warming on Earth . "The climate is warming, yes, but not because of greenhouse gases," says Kauppinen.
According to him, projections made the UN climate panel, the International Panel on Climate Change, constitute a class-size error. The IPPC's calculated value is more than ten times larger than our calculated results, Kauppinen says. He intends to publish his results in the June issue of the magazine Nature.
The UN Climate Panel claims that global warming is almost entirely the result of man-made carbon dioxide emissions. [Unintelligible: Kauppinen, climate kestääkin much higher emissions than the IPCC reports have been made to understand.]
"I think it is such a blatant falsification," Kauppinen says.
He is not the first IPCC critic. The Panel has had to admit errors, including the melting of Himalayan glaciers, in its forecasts.
Causing a stir last year, Climategate came about as a result of computer hacking, which leaked e-mails between key IPCC researchers to the public. The aim was to isolate and stigmatize climate change experts; scientists are unconvinced. - AS
This should read "... climate can withstand much higher emissions ...".
kestää : to last or withstand kin : suffix - meaning "also" in this context can withstand works best. Perhaps another Finn could confirm this so it can be corrected in the text.
Comment edited by Wiseguy (forum) on Friday April 16, 2010 at 9:48 AM EDT REPORT Posted by Tomi Itkonen (Twitter) on Apr 18th 2010, 4:49 PM EDT For the wiseguy... Yeah, I confirm; your translation is good:
climate kestääkin much higher emissions -> climate can withstand much higher emissions
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what warming?
10% of 0 is 0.
Yeah...but this guy doesn’t have a degree in climatology...or computer modeling. Nothing to see here. </sarcasm>
Mr. Misguided calling someone else misguided??
Oops! Wrong thread.
Green house gas was a term invented by environmental dimwits getting government grants and the sooner we stop parroting the language of the knuckle dragging left the better off we will be.
There was CO2, weather and vapor, now called green house gas, long before a greenhouse was ever invented.
You want to publish this in Science? Well, I don't think we can allow that, you see.
VOLCANOS!! That’s what we need, more volcanos,, gobs of them!!!!
He was very afraid to work for him because he was Jewish.
"We decide who is Jewish!" came the reply.
That's what libbies do, they decide!
Since there is not currently any global warming, how does it explain it?
It does NOT even represent that much. Ma’s influence is only on 5% of this picture. The political effort that this really is knows this. That water vapor is not considered shows how much the average person has NOT been educated in this area. This rock is 4/5ths water and the Sun can not be controlled. Our influence is on the 5% part of the thermal heat layer.
White House gas is emitted by Communist dimwits from Kenya getting US government control
Source, please. Please give me a citation to find the names of these "environmental dimwits" who were "getting government grants" more than 100 years ago.
After all, Professor R. W. Wood wrote his "Note on the Theory of the Greenhouse" that discussed greenhouse gases and the radiative vs. convective questions back in 1909.
As would considering it in the same context as other gases, since it has such a low residence time and acts more in response than as a forcing.
But...but...but...3.4% of 3.62% means human activity causes .00123 (1/8 of 1%) of all GREENHOUSE gases!!!! x2% = .000025 of the entire atmosphere !!!!
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