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I have the utmost respect for John Christy, he is a climatologist at the coal face, figuratively speaking, he actually collects data rather than pontificating about the results from discredited climate models like Michael Mann, Gavin Schmidt and the godfather of climate alarmism James Hansen.
https://yellowhammernews.com/alabama...pth-interview/Here is one particular word that Dr. John Christy turns to frequently for describing climate science: murky. It’s a point of view foundational to his own research, and a message underpinning each of his twenty appearances before various congressional committees. “It’s encouraging because they wouldn’t invite you back unless your message was compelling and not only compelling, but accurate,” Christy, Alabama’s state climatologist, told Yellowhammer News in an interview.
Christy, whose day job involves doing research and teaching as the Distinguished Professor of Atmospheric Science at the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), has gained notoriety over the years for dissenting from mainstream climate scientists and policymakers who argue that climate change is anthropogenic, or man-made, and that something must be done to stop it.
A “working-stiff” scientist
Dissent has gained for Christy the characterization as a “climate change skeptic” or “denier,” as critics refer to him, but he himself rejects those terms. “I’m a working-stiff atmospheric scientist,” he said, “as opposed to those who support modeling efforts, those who use data sets that other people create and analyze them, but they don’t build them themselves.” According to Christy, the result of fewer “working-stiff” scientists contributing to the prevailing climate debate is more frequent misuses of data.
“They’re not aware of what goes into it,” Christy said, referring to the data. “Here we have a science that’s so dominated by personalities that claim the science is settled, yet when you walk up to them and say prove it, they can’t,” he said. Christy spoke at length about what can be proven and what cannot in his self-described “murky” field, referring often to principles of the scientific method.
“You cannot prove extra greenhouse gases have done anything to the weather,” he said, responding to claims made by many scientists that more greenhouse gases have caused extreme weather patterns to intensify. “We do not have an experiment that we can repeat and do,” he said.
Christy outlined another problem with attempts to implicate greenhouse gases: a failure to account for things countering trapping effects. “We know that the extra greenhouse gases should warm the planet,” he said. “The weak part of that theory though is that when you add more greenhouse gases that trap heat, things happen that let it escape as well, and so not as much is trapped as climate models show.”
Economics of climate policy
Though his scientific arguments are primary, Christy also frequently discusses in interviews and testimonies the economic consequences of proposed climate change mitigation policy via carbon reduction. “Every single person uses energy, carbon energy, and relies on carbon-based energy,” Christy said. “None of our medical advances, none of our technological advances, none of our progress would have happened in the last hundred years without energy derived from carbon.” Christy contrasts that reality within the modern, developed world with the world he saw working as a missionary teacher in impoverished Africa during the 1970s. “The energy source was wood chopped from the forest, the energy transmission system was the backs of women and girls hauling wood an average of three miles each day, the energy use system was burning the wood in an open fire indoors for heat and light,” Christy told members of the House Committee on Energy in 2006. Broad availability to affordable energy enriches countries, Christy said, praising carbon. “It is not evil. It is the stuff of life. It is plant food,” he said.
What about the fires and heat waves? According to the National Interagency Fire Center, fires were burning in fifteen states as of Tuesday, August 14. Alaska reported seventeen fires, Arizona reported eleven, both Oregon and Colorado reported ten, and California reported nine
Much of the news media’s discussion about these fires over the past few weeks has established a correlation between the many fires and anthropogenic climate change, a correlation that Dr. Christy rejects. Christy argues that exacerbating fires out west, particularly in California, results from human mismanagement. Such states have enacted strict management practices that disallow low-level fires from burning, he said. “If you don’t let the low-intensity fires burn, that fuel builds up year after year,” Christy said. “Now once a fire gets going and it gets going enough, it has so much fuel that we can’t put it out.”
“In that sense, you could say that fires today are more intense, but it’s because of human management practices, not because mother nature has done something,” Christy said. Data from the Fire Center indicates that the number of wildfires have been decreasing since the 1970s overall, though acreage burned has increased significantly. As for the heat, Christy said there’s nothing abnormal going on in the United States. “Heat waves have always happened,” he said. “Our most serious heatwaves were in the 1930’s. We have not matched those at all.”
Christy continued, “It is only a perception that is being built by the media that these are dramatic worst-ever heat wave kind of things but when we look at the numbers, and all science is numbers, we find that there were periods that were hotter, hotter for longer periods in the past, so it’s very hard to say that this was influenced by human effects when you go back before there could have been human effects and there’s the same or worse kind of events.”
Though Christy didn’t deny that the last three years have been the hottest ever recorded globally, he doesn’t concede that the changes are attributable to anything other than climate’s usual and historical erraticism.
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Give it up, maggot. You're looking really, really silly.
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cancel2 2022 (08-17-2018)
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Stick to being a racist, climate is not for you. John Christy is a world renowned climatologist who maintains the UAH temperature dataset along with Roy Spencer.
http://www.drroyspencer.com/latest-global-temperatures/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UAH_sa...et?wprov=sfla1
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" First they came for the journalists...
We don't know what happened after that . "
Maria Ressa.
John Christy testifying before the House Science Committee.
John Christy testifying before the House Science Committee.
I think that one day people will wake up and realise how scum like Al Gore have enriched themselves off the back of CAGW. Why this hasn't happened before now is beyond me? It is truly laughable when you get so many arseholes on here trotting out the same old Big Oil trope when greedy odious pigs like Gore enrich themselves at the public expense.
The ultimate scam: How Al Gore became the world’s first “carbon billionaire” by profiting off irrational climate fears.
At the turn of the century, Al Gore’s assets totaled between $780,000 and $1.9 million. After years of scaring the public with “threat of global warming” and convincing legislators to invest taxpayer money into climate change initiatives, Gore’s wealth multiplied. By 2007, Gore’s net worth was “well in excess” of $100 million. Gore had successfully used a climate panic to sway the government to invest in the economic sectors he was poised and ready to profit from. Under the Obama administration, taxpayer money flooded Gore’s investments, with energy stimulus packages awarding Gore’s tremendous hoodwink on the public.
MIT scientist Richard Lindzen called Gore out for wanting to become the first “carbon billionaire.” By 2008, Gore put $300 million into a campaign to promote climate fears while offering carbon reduction solutions that benefited the firms he was invested in. In fact, when the Obama Administration introduced a “renewable energy” solution for the economy, fourteen of the tech firms Gore was invested in had received and/or benefited from over $2.5 billion in loans, grants, and tax breaks. Indeed, Gore had become the first “carbon billionaire.”
Congressman Fred Upton from Michigan called out Gore for using his circle of influence within the investment world and in Washington to profit off taxpayer funds. “Global warming” had done nothing but make Al Gore and his friends rich, while siphoning off billions of dollars from the taxpayers of the U.S.
Where there is a great amount of money to uphold a dogma, there are threats to silence those who challenge that dogma. That’s exactly what has happened over the years when scientists disagree with the theory of “global warming.” In 2014, the Gawker website urged that climate denialists should face jail time. Headlines such as “Arrest Climate-Change Deniers” attacked global warming skeptics by calling them “Criminally negligent” and demanding that “It’s time to punish the climate-change liars.” Fake environmentalist David Suzuki called for government leaders who are skeptical of global warming to be “thrown in jail.” “I really believe that people like the former prime minister of Canada should be thrown in jail for willful blindness,” he mouthed off.
http://fakescience.news/2018-03-13-h...mate-fear.html
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Weather isn't climate and weather much much worse in the good old days.
cancel2 2022 (08-18-2018)
What I've been saying all along.“Here we have a science that’s so dominated by personalities that claim the science is settled, yet when you walk up to them and say prove it, they can’t,” he said. Christy spoke at length about what can be proven and what cannot in his self-described “murky” field, referring often to principles of the scientific method.
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Fuck off. maggot- you're a bad comedy act.
" First they came for the journalists...
We don't know what happened after that . "
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