An experiment that hints we are wrong on climate change

[Pipeline]

Nigel Calder, former editor of New Scientist, says the orthodoxy must be challenged

[brydic1]

Maybe another 8 foot of snow on the east coast followed by some 10 below 0 temperature for 2 weeks might be enough to stop all this frenzy over global warming. If it would do so I hope to see it happen.

[Pipeline]

No offense taken. I was indeed undercaffeinated.

This scientist is at least looking at other possible causes outside of what has become the consensus.
Besides the increase in solar output couldn't we also hold the EPA responsible for forcing a reduction in particulate emissions and allowing more sunlight to reach the surface of the planet?

[Old Professer]

They should just outlaw greenhouses and get it over with; after all, poor nations can't afford them, they require fossil fuels to make and erect and only vegetarians would suffer in the long run.

Go back to hunkering down until the thaw and get out the mule and the hoe come spring, that's my opinion.

[SuziQ]

Meanwhile humility in face of Nature’s marvels seems more appropriate than arrogant assertions that we can forecast and even control a climate ruled by the sun and the stars.

Humility is NOT a strong suit of Algore and his co-horts in the Global Warming movement. In their narcissism, they obviously DO believe humans are more powerful than nature.

[edsheppa]

Dup.

But you're not alone, there are three duplicate threads.