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BUT WE'VE GOT TO DO SOMETHING!!!!!!
Kaepsknee
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Too white
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Has to be fake snow. just wait until it gets its own CO2 in there.salemcoog said: -
anecdote + anecdote + anecdote + anecdote = data!
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Anecdotal evidence is acceptable to prove, not disprove. Are you all knew here?
The polar bear on the ice berg agrees -
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https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-to-determine-the-scientific-consensus-on-global-warming/
"If the public think that climate scientists agree about what is causing global warming, then the public thinks we need to act on it," he said. "If the public thinks scientists disagree, then we might as well wait until the scientists work it out before we do anything about it."
The idea is not new; several studies over the past 10 years have found a scientific consensus on climate change. Naomi Oreskes, a historian of science at Harvard University, in 2004 found that 75 percent of published studies supported anthropogenic global warming. Since then, six other studies have been published with widespread media attention.
And yet, the chain of events Cook mentioned, where people hear of the scientific consensus and call their lawmakers, has not happened. In fact, consensus messaging over the past decade has not convinced any more or any fewer Americans to believe in global warming.
Cook thinks the failure is partly because the consensus studies were not publicized enough. Another reason, he believes, is that American minds have been poisoned by climate contrarians like Frank Luntz, a Republican strategist under President George W. Bush, who advised skeptics to create an illusion of scientific discord and challenge established climate scientists. Such messaging has made people think the scientific consensus is much lower than it is in reality, Cook said. He calls this phenomenon the "consensus gap." -
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It's almost as if warmer air holds more moisture.
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Tripoli would like a word.2001400ex said:It's almost as if warmer air holds more moisture.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GedDrIQUyG8