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When Physics Trumps Hysteria in Global Warming

by Michael R. Fox, Ph.D.
July 18, 2007

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Studiously hidden from public view are some extraordinary findings in physics which are providing new understanding of our planetary history, as well as providing a much more plausible scientific understanding of global warming. Regrettably, the current hysteria about global warming is based much more on fear, political agendas, and computer models that don’t agree with each other or the climate, rather than hard-nosed evidence and science.

The climate forces which have led to the estimated 0.6C degree temperature increase over the past 100 years or more (according to the International Panel on Climate Change) have been assumed to be man-made CO2 emissions from advanced nations including the U.S. We know this can’t be true for several reasons.


http://www.grassrootinstitute.org/GrassrootPerspective/PhysicsTrumps.shtml


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From that site: "Since the rate of influx of cosmic rays over time has not been constant, our climate has not been constant either."

This sentence is just as obtusely wrong as the GW fanatic's claims.

But aside from that, doesn't the IPCC account for this info. in their solar section? As I recall they attribute about 10-15% of the current warming to these "cosmic" effects. Is there some new info. about increased cosmic effects?

BTW, those comments about water vapor being 95% of the greenhouse effect (therefore CO2 can't be it) are very misleading (well, wrong basically). Do you subscribe to this viewpoint?

BTW2: I've just recently found some references to early work done on greenhouse effect. Surprisingly, some of the work was done by Angstrom and Roentgen (X-rays) back in the 19th century.
More later,

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