Key Argument for Global Warming Critics Evaporates

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Recent studies published in the journal Science have challenged the long-standing argument of global warming skeptics who relied on satellite and weather balloon data to claim that the atmosphere was cooling. These studies indicate that previous analyses were flawed and that the atmosphere is indeed warming, aligning with surface thermometer data. Critics argue that the corrections made to the lower troposphere temperature trends are minimal and do not significantly alter the overall understanding of climate change. The discussion highlights ongoing debates about the accuracy of climate data and the implications for public understanding of global warming. Ultimately, the findings reinforce the consensus that global warming is a pressing reality.
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It is relevant *only* because through that training I was forced to learn to read scientific literature for comprehension.

Sorry I was fooling around on a quotation page:

Try not to have a good time... this is supposed to be educational.
Charles M. Schulz
:approve: :biggrin:

But reading well over 500 scientific papers and abstracts about the ice age, it was still a good time seeing ones hypotheses getting more and support.

In fact, we probably agree on far more, than what we disagree on.

Yes

Thank you for not telling me my previous post was nothing but a fallacy.

I do regret that I felt forced to mention fallacies sometimes and I'm sorry about that. :frown: I'm afraid it's a part of the unexplaining proces of global warming.

I had made a 3 pages worth of reply one a lonely net-less PC but the file crashed after transporting. I'll post it tomorrow as a new thread.
 
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  • #52
Andre said:
I had made a 3 pages worth of reply one a lonely net-less PC but the file crashed after transporting. I'll post it tomorrow as a new thread.
OMG I HATE it when that happens! I'm always like WHAT TEH F***? @#$$*&! Happens inmmeasureable amounts of times to me when writing many page emails, General Physics replies, blog and journal posts... I close the window, the tab, quit the program, or accidently restart the computer!

So now, anytime I am writing something more than a few paragraphs, I always save it as a .rtf or .txt file on my computer, as "PF Post," or "Wikipedia," or something like that. :approve: Yay!
 
  • #53
Relax Mk. I had a safety copy but on another location. Putting it up in a moment.
 
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Sorry if I was too erratic and "fast and furious" in that last post.
 

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