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LordFu · 12-11-2007

Well, it was peer-reviewed, then, which is more than can be said for the IPCC report.

Your definition of trolling is incorrect.

My post above has several "words and paragraphs". You can address them, if you wish.

Here are the facts:

There is no "scientific consensus". Over half of all scientists do not believe global warming is caused by human activity.

Even if there was, consensus has no bearing on science. There is also a consensus that God exists, if those are the standards you're going to use.

The data is intentionally manipulated. This applies to everything from how temperatures are measured, to how historical data is compiled. The hottest year in U.S. history was 1934, for example. The "little ice-age" that occured in Europe is frequently removed from graphs and figures.

I'll post some more "words and paragraphs" for you to ignore, shortly.

12-11-2007	#12 (permalink)
LordFu I see the Fnords. Join Date: May 2007 Location: Columbia, MO Posts: 830	Re: Climate change by energy production not "green house" gases Well, it was peer-reviewed, then, which is more than can be said for the IPCC report. Your definition of trolling is incorrect. My post above has several "words and paragraphs". You can address them, if you wish. Here are the facts: There is no "scientific consensus". Over half of all scientists do not believe global warming is caused by human activity. Even if there was, consensus has no bearing on science. There is also a consensus that God exists, if those are the standards you're going to use. The data is intentionally manipulated. This applies to everything from how temperatures are measured, to how historical data is compiled. The hottest year in U.S. history was 1934, for example. The "little ice-age" that occured in Europe is frequently removed from graphs and figures. I'll post some more "words and paragraphs" for you to ignore, shortly.
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