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frank's avatar

> I stand, today, in the unenviable position of being unsure of the ultimate cause of the current global warming. The warming, I am fairly sure of, but the ultimate modelled results of human produced CO2 as the main cause is where my uncertainty lies.

You can rest assured that it is not the fault of us humans. Or else, there would have been no concurrent rise on other planets in the solar system. Not to mention, non-human sources (volcanoes, oceans) provide more than 95% of the CO2 they falsely blame.

And second, their models are poor. Which is amply demonstrated by the fact that these models failed to "predict" bygone climate episodes from known data.

One reason is, the models totally ignore any contribution by the sun beyond the visible light range and some narrow adjacent bands. But the results have to fit the political narrative, or you might not call yourself a "scientist" any longer ...

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Buffalo_Ken's avatar

Now, just to get ridiculous with my feedback, per the next chart China's increase in energy consumption seems to be an outlier going out of control? I mean seriously, that chart can't last.

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