How One Climate Myth Was Born

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12 Responses to “How One Climate Myth Was Born”

  1. Tom Fuller says:

    https://ottawaphotographer.com/b0uuksq0hh That is an extremely well-written article. Hope she does a lot more.

  2. Matt B says:

    Buy Klonopin In Bulk If we have upper case Theory & lower case theory, what ever happened to poor old hypothesis?

  3. edG says:

    Article says:

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    “So, in a way, the scientific consensus certainly has changed since 1975. But it changed from, “We don’t know,” to “Climate change is definitely happening.”

    Cheap Zolpidem Tartrate 10 Mg Really? They didn’t know that climate change was happening in the 1970s. What were they smoking?

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    Climate change is always happening. Always has, always will.

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    As for the human influences on that changes, that is another unanswered question.

  4. intrepid_wanders says:

    “This is the almost 200-year-old idea at the heart of the Theory of climate change. For a quick refresher, the greenhouse effect describes the cycle of heat transfer that keeps our planet from becoming a frigid ball of dirt, no more habitable than Mars. First, heat from the Sun passes through our atmosphere. Some is absorbed by the ground and oceans, and some of that heat gets reflected back towards space. But the gasses in our atmosphere don’t let all that reflected heat out. Instead, atmospheric gasses bounce most of the heat back down again. It’s kind of like turning on a laser pointer in a hall of mirrors. Because of the greenhouse effect, Earth is able to trap enough heat to sustain life-as-we-know-it. We’ve known about this effect since 1824.”.

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    200 year old idea… true, but a classic problem.

    https://www.andrewlhicksjrfoundation.org/uncategorized/60nkggvh54

    https://hazenfoundation.org/116tfyz2 Mars Atmosperic Gases:
    95.32% CO2
    2.7% N2
    1.6% Ar
    0.13% O2
    0.08% CO
    0.00021% H2O Vapor
    <1% other gases

    https://www.salernoformazione.com/wcp2klj Temperature (min/mean/max) -87C/-63C/20C

    Cheap Ambien Generic Earth Atmospheric Gases:
    78.08% N2
    20.95% O2
    0.93% Ar
    0.038% CO2
    <1% Other gases

    Ambien Buy Temperature (min/mean/max) -89.2C/14C/57.8C

     When will these non-scientific types stop comparing Earth to Mars?  Water vapor not evil enough for climate change to put on the EPA pollutant list?

    https://www.andrewlhicksjrfoundation.org/uncategorized/5j9gbew50ah Sounds like the normal non-sense from John Cook’s blog. 

  5. jack hughes says:

    uppercase theory?

    have they discovered any uppercase LAWS?

  6. Edim says:

    “But it changed from, “We don’t know,” to “Climate change is definitely happening.”
     
    What a horrible, lazy, simpleton thinking! Packed in Orwelian language. Anti-science at its worst.
     
     

  7. Stu says:

    https://www.salernoformazione.com/19d9na73 Edim-

    Zolpidem Online Uk “But it changed from, “We don’t know,” to “Climate change is definitely happening.”

    https://ballymenachamber.co.uk/?p=whcard00sf1 What a horrible, lazy, simpleton thinking! Packed in Orwelian language. Anti-science at its worst.”

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    But true, I believe.

    https://www.varesewedding.com/mm8x5mhblb7 A history of climatology…

    https://municion.org/3lyq8dp0 http://www.aip.org/history/climate/climogy.htm

    https://yourartbeat.net/2025/03/11/y16z188q07p “As late as 1968, a textbook on Climatology and the World’s Climate said baldly, “The subject of climatic change is not given specific treatment in this book.” Applied climatologists continued to base their projections of the future on their hoards of old statistics, simply for lack of anything better. Their work was in fact becoming increasingly useful. As the data base grew and methods of analysis expanded, climatological studies brought a better understanding of how warm spells affected crops, what factors contributed to floods, and so forth.(31) Nevertheless, during the 1960s more and more scientists realized that climate predictions could not rely only on past observations, but must use physical models and calculations. “

  8. Judith Curry says:

    Buy Ambien Online Uk Keith, thanks for spotting this article.  We are discussing this over at Climate Etc. 
    http://judithcurry.com/2011/07/23/theories-vs-theories/ 

  9. Eli Rabett says:

    Intrepid, why don’t you list the surface pressure for Mars.  That CO2 is 95% of about nothing, 600 pascals on average compared to 101.3 kilopascals and about .5% by mass.
     
    In short, a wonderful example of intrepid misleading.

  10. Steve Mennie says:

    Eli..

    Thanks for that much needed slap to Intrepid…Intrepid, indeed. 

  11. Nullius in Verba says:

    Clonazepam For Muscle Spasms 600 pascals times 95% is 570.
    101300 pascals times 0.5% is 506.
    The actual amount of CO2 is about the same. The main difference is that there is very little water vapour in the Martian atmosphere, and of course water vapour is the most important of the greenhouse gases. (There are also subsidiary issues like pressure broadening of line absorption spectra.)
     
    The (badly misnamed) greenhouse effect certainly does exist. However, the quick explanation of the greenhouse effect mechanism in the article is incorrect, as it assumes zero convection. (If you tried to apply this mechanism to something as simple as a pond full of water, for example, it would give absurd results.) In the real mechanism the surface temperature depends on the average altitude of emission to space, combined with the pressure-related lapse rate – so an explanation that mentions neither is not very useful. It causes a lot of confusion and doubt. Some climate myths are less susceptible to deconstruction than others, though.

  12. edG,
    Try reading for context next time — note the part about greenhouse gases, for example.  Or that fact that the article is about ‘getting colder’ vs ‘getting hotter’ models; not whether scientist believed climate had never changed before.
    Human influences on climate change is not an ‘unanswered question’, either.  They’re real.
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

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