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Global Climate May Improve, But Academic Gloom Is Paid To Stay
« on: January 11, 2020, 04:17:33 pm »
Climate Change Dispatch by Anthony J. Sadar on Jan 10, 2020

Predictions of climate gloom and doom have gotten more confident and dire with each passing year. But the passing years have not been kind to the certainty of their fruition.

As a new academic semester gets underway at the beginning of this new decade, the college campus is where catastrophic climate change has actually happened over the most recent decades.

Bad vibes from the hollow halls of academia result from perhaps the largest echo chamber on the planet.

Still, without the financial fertilization from the deep pockets of Uncle Sam via opportunistic politicians — who can help grow a rudimentary prognostication into an absolute certainty — the runaway greenhouse effect hypothesis would not have gotten too far beyond the parochial greenhouse.

The college campus can be fertile ground for the production of biased views devoid of helpful added nutrients.

More: https://climatechangedispatch.com/climate-improve-academic-gloom/

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Re: Global Climate May Improve, But Academic Gloom Is Paid To Stay
« Reply #1 on: January 11, 2020, 05:32:43 pm »
I just read a story a couple days ago claiming "oh, those models have NAILED global warming perfectly!" They then showed a graph with the model projections, coupled with what they claimed were the actual temperatures, fitting neatly and perfectly like a (slightly jagged) sine wave right around the hockey stick.

Where'd they get the data? Not from NOAA, not from official climate stations, not from any verifiable weather organization... but from the Goddard Space Flight Center, the wing of NASA that global-warming activist James Hansen controlled for over two decades.
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