Than 1000 International Scientists Dissent Over Man-Made Global ...
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etirement I was well convinced, as were most technically trained people, that the IPCC's<br />
case for Anthropogenic <strong>Global</strong> Warming (AGW) is very tight. However, upon taking the<br />
time to get into the details of the science, I was appalled at how flimsy the case really is,‖<br />
Cohen wrote on August 6, 2008. ―I was also appalled at the behavior of many of those who<br />
helped produce the IPCC reports and by many of those who promote it. In particular I am<br />
referring to the arrogance; the activities aimed at shutting down debate; the outright<br />
fabrications; the mindless defense of bogus science, and the politicization of the IPCC<br />
process and the science process itself. At this point there is little doubt that the IPCC<br />
position is seriously flawed in its central position that humanity is responsible for most of<br />
the observed warming of the last third of the 20th century, and in its projections for effects<br />
in the 21st century,‖ Cohen explained. (LINK) Cohen is so confident of a lack of global<br />
warming that he ―issued a public challenge Jan. 20 on The Durango Herald op-ed page,<br />
betting $5,000 that the globe's average temperature will be cooler in 2017 than it was in<br />
2007.‖ (LINK)<br />
Meteorologist Tom McElmurry, certified as a meteorologist in 1954 by the United<br />
States Air Force, is a member of the American Meteorological Society a member of<br />
the Israel Geological Society and a former tornado forecaster in the Kansas City<br />
Severe Weather Service; he has also written scientific articles published by the USAF<br />
and the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society. McElmurry rejected climate<br />
fears in 2008. ―Governmental officials are currently casting trillions down huge rat hole to<br />
solve a problem which doesn‘t exist but say no to drill off shore for a real one. Its<br />
misapplied atmospheric science for profit,‖ McElmurry wrote on August 7, 2008. ―Packs of<br />
rats wait in that [rat] hole to reap trillions coming down it to fill advocates pockets. As a<br />
Meteorologist I find it scientifically Dishonest!‖ McElmurry explained. ―I do believe that<br />
excess carbon dioxide emissions are not favorable to the earth‘s atmosphere, and that<br />
efforts should be made to reduce them, but the claims of the effects some are saying will<br />
come on the earth if we do not drastically reduce them, are fantastically blown out of<br />
believable proportion,‖ McElmurry added. ―The money we are about to spend on<br />
drastically reducing carbon dioxide will line the pockets of the environmentalists who have<br />
such expertise readily available at the right price. And some politicians are standing in line<br />
to fill their pockets with kick back money for large grants to the environmental experts, for<br />
the purpose of developing new ways to drastically reduce the emissions. In case you<br />
haven‘t noticed, it is an expanding profit-making industry, growing in proportion to the<br />
horror warnings by government officials and former vice-presidents,‖ McElmurry<br />
explained. (LINK) (LINK)<br />
Professor Larry Bell of the University of Houston has a forthcoming book, Climate<br />
Hysteria, which is dedicated to Al Gore because the former Vice President‟s<br />
“invention of facts made it necessary.” ―<strong>Man</strong>y questions remain to be answered<br />
regarding the real significance of anthropogenic carbon dioxide as a climate forcing factor<br />
and related rising sea level consequences projected by the [UN] IPCC,‖ Bell, who is<br />
internationally for his contributions to the design of space habitats and systems, including<br />
the <strong>International</strong> Space Station, wrote on June 18, 2008. ―First, there is no incontrovertible<br />
evidence to support contentions that pre-industrial carbon dioxide levels were consistently<br />
lower than the 380 ppm recorded now. More than 90,000 published measurements carried<br />
out between 1812 and 1961 indicate that atmospheric levels were actually rising before the<br />
Industrial Revolution. They reached about 440 ppm in 1820, dropped to about 390 ppm by<br />
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