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aged ecumenical anthropologist
Say also the Liberal science being accepted is good science.
There is simply no such thing as "liberal science".
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Say also the Liberal science being accepted is good science.
If I did not use the phrase "well respected professional journal" then that was my fault. Anyone who is familiar with how the tobacco industry tried to affect peer review should understand how various fossil fuel groups have tried to do the same for AGW. I checked out one article because the title intrigued me a bit. When I checked the journal I found that it failed the "well respected" part of the challenge:David Douglass - PhD & professor (University of Rochester)
Peer-reviewed work by this scientist: https://www.researchgate.net/scientific-contributions/David-H-Douglass-2163733815
By Samuel J. Abrams
March 23, 2023
One misconception about college life today is that faculty on campuses are monolithically progressive. That description comes closer to being true about college administrators, but a new survey by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) of almost 1,500 professors at four-year U.S. colleges and universities reveals that while faculty tend to lean to the left, ideological diversity still exists. Fifty percent of professors identify as liberal, 17 percent as moderate, and 26 percent as conservative.
The eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano on January 15, 2022, produced the largest underwater explosion ever recorded by modern scientific instruments, blasting an enormous amount of water and volcanic gases higher than any other eruption in the satellite era.
Two research papers have now detailed how that water vapor rapidly affected the Earth’s stratosphere between 10 and 31 miles above the surface, causing an unexpectedly large loss of ozone and an unexpectedly rapid formation of aerosols.
Climate always changes year to year. Can you name me two years in a row where there was no change.
That is not what "climate change" is about. This is what climate change is actually about: Climate change - Wikipedia
So no applicable peer reviewed articles. Sorry, she cannot help you.Sallie Baliunas - PhD (Harvard University); research scientist
Peer-reviewed articles by this research scientist: Google Scholar
Just another science denier. That he wrote peer reviewed articles in the past does not help you. You need modern peer review from well respected professional journals to even being to claim that you have a case.John Theon - PhD (University of Tennessee)
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It seems that way..They purposely misunderstand..
Guess what happens when one makes such claims? He has written peer reviewed papers on this topic. That is how science is done. Then other scientists test your claims and see if they are true or not. In this case, no, Cosmic Radiation is only weakly tied to GW and what little force it may have is overwhelmed by CO@:Henrik Svensmark - PhD & professor (Technical University of Denmark)
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Sorry, you failed again. Fake journals. You are once again using doctors to defend smoking.Kevin Dayaratna - PhD (University of Maryland)
Peer-reviewed articles by this scientist: Kevin Dayaratna
You'll have to expand on that .. are you saying that the only way mankind can prosper onMy concern is with all the eggs in the CO2 basket, and the implied disruption of world economies to mitigate that bogeyman, this approach will leave billions of people vulnerable, to natural climate change effects..
You refuted yourself with this one.Piers Corbyn - MSc (University of London); astrophysicist
Still the wrong branch of science.Kary Mullis - PhD (UC Berkeley); biochemist: