Can Climate Change Be Discussed in the Earth Sciences Forum?

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Hi, everyone. Paleolithic engineer here. Not my specialty, but more reflecting my age. I graduated from the University of New Hampshire with BSEE and MSEE degrees when Reagan was President. I'm very politically active on the conservative side and might have a thing or two to say about Climate Change.
 
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Dan Allred said:
Hi, everyone. Paleolithic engineer here. Not my specialty, but more reflecting my age. I graduated from the University of New Hampshire with BSEE and MSEE degrees when Reagan was President. I'm very politically active on the conservative side and might have a thing or two to say about Climate Change.
Welcome Dan, please note that Climate Change can only be discussed in the Earth sciences forum and only known accepted science can be discussed, we do not allow political discussions of CC or personal opinions or theories. Just be sure to read the rules at the top of the Earth sciences forum before posting. :smile:
 
levadny said:
BSEE and MSEE - is Bachelor and Master degree?
Both. Different times, of course
 
Evo said:
Welcome Dan, please note that Climate Change can only be discussed in the Earth sciences forum and only known accepted science can be discussed, we do not allow political discussions of CC or personal opinions or theories. Just be sure to read the rules at the top of the Earth sciences forum before posting. :smile:
Don't worry. I will stay on the playground. I will, however, challenge posts I perceive as more political than scientific.
 
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