The real threat of climate change

Kim147 · 3 months

The problem with the AGW argument is that it is not dependent on experimental evidence . Want to see whether an increase in CO2 will produce an increase in temperature and by how much ? - then set up an experiment - put together a proper experiment and run the experiment and see what it produces . Publish all the details . Let other scientists run the experiment and see what they get .

This sort of experiment - using atmospheric chambers - is certainly doable and has certainly been done in the past including in recent times .

Experimental proof is a fundamental part of physics - use it .

mooli · 3 months

The author is a cretin of the highest order.

Even if real, 0.7°C [total warming so far, as claimed by the author] is similar to what happens naturally on many mornings while one is eating breakfast or is experienced in changing elevation by less than a hundred meters. In other words, it is barely noticeable, well within previous natural limits of variability and nothing about which to be alarmed.

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