In the 35 years of my career as a climate scientist, I’ve read “climate alarm cancelled!” well over 100 times.
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In the 35 years of my career as a climate scientist, I’ve read “climate alarm cancelled!” well over 100 times. All the while global temperatures have risen exactly as predicted since the 1980s, with all the expected effects of increasing extremes, melting ice and rising seas.
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In the 35 years of my career as a climate scientist, I’ve read “climate alarm cancelled!” well over 100 times. All the while global temperatures have risen exactly as predicted since the 1980s, with all the expected effects of increasing extremes, melting ice and rising seas.
@rahmstorf Dude needs to give one of his free papers to the climate, so it knows everything is fine now.
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In the 35 years of my career as a climate scientist, I’ve read “climate alarm cancelled!” well over 100 times. All the while global temperatures have risen exactly as predicted since the 1980s, with all the expected effects of increasing extremes, melting ice and rising seas.
@rahmstorf Holmes’s PhD is in coal-mine methane mitigation, not atmospheric physics. His claim misuses Titan’s temperature data and ignores basic radiative physics. A PhD title doesn’t make bad physics correct.
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In the 35 years of my career as a climate scientist, I’ve read “climate alarm cancelled!” well over 100 times. All the while global temperatures have risen exactly as predicted since the 1980s, with all the expected effects of increasing extremes, melting ice and rising seas.
@rahmstorf Even more all this trash "science" ignoring real world climate change have so many failures visible even to generally science interested eyes, it is ridiculous!!
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In the 35 years of my career as a climate scientist, I’ve read “climate alarm cancelled!” well over 100 times. All the while global temperatures have risen exactly as predicted since the 1980s, with all the expected effects of increasing extremes, melting ice and rising seas.
@rahmstorf I can't even tell what the argument is supposed to be here. It's pretty cold at 1 bar on both Venus and Titan, so... what exactly follows from that?
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