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5-20-2008 4:41 AM501 views
merrie says:
3,000 scientists have signed a petition rejecting the theory that humans are causing catastrophic global warming
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5-20-2008 5:35 AM
tabsey
Which means 6000 think the other way. (Though the numbers are presented in a strange way in the report)
5-20-2008 6:03 AM
merrie
Which means 6000 think the other way.
Who are the '6000' that think the other way?
5-20-2008 6:42 AM
merrie
presented in a strange way in the report
Oh, sorry about that I divided the article and put the remainder in the comment box.
5-29-2008 10:05 AM
AcesLucky
Another report said 31,000 but I couldn't find it. I inquired how many of those scientists were climatologists and got no response.

The link you provide doesn't have the article either, but I'd still like to know how many climatologists are among that group.
5-29-2008 10:52 AM
AcesLucky
Okay, I found the article. It does mention that there IS a consensus among those actually working in the field (most often exemplified by the group of scientists working under the auspices of the U.N.’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change — that agrees manmade greenhouse gas emissions are or will wreak havoc on the climate.)

But of the 31,000 that signed the petition, not one mention as to how many actually are climatologists or are actually working in the field.

So the petition is not a refutation (as claimed in the title) of any science, but an opinion poll of those who already agree with the position the petition is trying to claim.

And since those wh...
5-29-2008 6:27 PM
merrie
Now why would any TRUTH need propaganda to fool people?
Signatories are approved for inclusion in the Petition Project list if they have obtained formal educational degrees at the level of Bachelor of Science or higher in appropriate scientific fields. The petition has been circulated only in the United States.

The current list of 31,072 petition signers includes 9,021 PhD; 6,961 MS; 2,240 MD and DVM; and 12,850 BS or equivalent academic degrees. Most of the MD and DVM signers also have underlying degrees in basic science.

All of the listed signers have formal educations in fields of specialization that suitably qualify them to evaluate the research data related to the peti...
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5-30-2008 11:11 AM
AcesLucky
Many of the signers currently work in climatological, meteorological, atmospheric, environmental, geophysical, astronomical, and biological fields directly involved in the climate change controversy.
Yes, that's the figure I'm looking for! How many is many?

There's a long list of credentials, but no mention of how many in the relevant field? Isn't that a bit suspicious?

Why wouldn't they go into the relevant field and poll everyone they can (without regard to their stance beforehand) and present their findings wherever the chips may fall?

(Wouldn't that would be an honest approach?)

That way they could say (depending on the findings) something like: "10% of climato...
5-30-2008 2:28 PM
merrie
You First, AcesLucky
(most often exemplified by the group of scientists working under the auspices of the U.N.’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change — that agrees manmade greenhouse gas emissions are or will wreak havoc on the climate.)
5-30-2008 4:09 PM
AcesLucky
I mean of all the climatologists / meteorologists they can find working in the field of their profession. (The U.N. group certainly aren't the only people working in that profession, it's a world-wide science.)

Wouldn't that give a more valid sense of where the science stands?

You wouldn't ask a climatologist to give an opinion on your health problem, would you? (Why not?)

Same here. That's all I'm suggesting.
5-30-2008 4:26 PM
merrie
(The U.N. group certainly aren't the only people working in that profession, it's a world-wide science.)
Could you provide the names, qualifications, credentials,
findings, etc. of the experts in the United Nations IPCC 's
"consensus group".

5-31-2008 12:14 AM
AcesLucky
Could you provide the names, qualifications, credentials, findings, etc. of the experts in the United Nations IPCC 's "consensus group".
For the purpose of what?

I'm trying to find the percentage of climatologists or some quantification of the professionals in that field that "don't" believe there is global warming.

But I wouldn't ask a veterinarian. See?
5-31-2008 1:21 AM
merrie
For the purpose of what?
For the purpose of verifying the credentials of the experts that assert that global warming is "man-made"

The inclusion of MD's & DVM's is totally logical in my
opinion, after all, they're researching the effect of global warming on different species, ie: Polar Bears

Who are the experts that claim that the "AGW science is settled"
5-31-2008 1:42 AM
willhelm
Every one of them is more credentialed than Al Gore.
5-31-2008 2:04 AM
merrie
Every one of them is more credentialed than Al Gore.
You know that, as do I. Now who wants to tell Gore and the bureaucrats at the IPCC that they're full of hot-air? They're trying to mandate their Marxist Doctrine on the entire world, with the United Nations as the global
government.
5-31-2008 10:45 AM
AcesLucky
@merrie

For the purpose of what?


For the purpose of verifying the credentials of the experts that assert that global warming is "man-made"
Oh. I was already of the understanding that the poll takers in the "honest" poll already knew that, otherwise there's no point in asking them.

In other words; take a poll of meteorologist / climatologists working in that profession. These are the people who would know more than anyone else. It's their profession. There's no point in asking anyone else.

So we only ask those whom we already know to be educated in that field to start with. That's why we're asking "them." So we "start out" asking only those who are qualified in the f...
5-31-2008 3:42 PM
willhelm
LOL !

And not one question for Al Gore?
5-31-2008 3:43 PM
willhelm
Good grief. I've been intellectually blind in my life, AL, but you take the freakin' cake.
5-31-2008 6:17 PM
merrie
AL, you're either being disingenuous or you're completely clueless, but in any case, I'm not willing to engage in this circular conversation.

I inquired how many of those scientists were climatologists and got no response.
You can go the the library and research, but as far as I'm concerned. You claim that you didn't know that Gore stated that the AGW science is settled.
Unbelievable!

6-1-2008 10:35 AM
AcesLucky
AL, you're either being disingenuous or you're completely clueless, but
in any case, I'm not willing to engage in this circular conversation.

I inquired how many of those scientists were climatologists and got no response.
You can go the the library and research, but as far as I'm concerned.
You claim that you didn't know that Gore stated that the AGW science is
settled.
Unbelievable!
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Whoa! I never mentioned Al Gore! You've got me pegged for someone else.

But just for the record, unless I'm mistaken, Al Gore is neither climatologist nor meteorologist. He therefore has zero professional authority to make such a claim.

I'm sorry. Al Gore is irrelevant. What matters is what ...
6-2-2008 12:40 AM
merrie
The "Consensus" On Global Warming Inside The IPCC
Report
http://www.floppingaces.net/2007/12/17/the-consensus-on-global-warmin/

Please google "IPCC and Wealth Redistribution"

I'm sorry. Al Gore is irrelevant.
also, google "Nobel Peace Award"

I hope this will help to set you on the path in your quest for the the information you're interested in.

BTW I really don't feel obligated to inform anyone, but
I believe anyone who's searching for information can and certainly should invest their own time and resources as they see fit.
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