Anyone who disagrees with
the current scientific consensus on climate change should do what any other dissenting scientist would do: publish in a scientific journal — not write a book for the popular press!
As a reflection of that work, 31 scientific societies last year released a letter, updated from 2009, to reflect
the current scientific consensus on climate change.
Not exact matches
The report provides transportation professionals with an overview of the
scientific consensus on current and future
climate changes of particular relevance to U.S. transportation, including the limitations of present
scientific understanding as to their precise timing, magnitude, and geographic location; identifies potential impacts
on U.S. transportation and adaptation options; and, offers recommendations for both research and actions that can be taken to prepare for
climate change.
The British university has contended that the messages were illegally obtained by a hacker, who posted them
on Web sites of groups critical of the
current scientific consensus that human activity has caused dangerous
changes to the global
climate.
And second, this framing elevates the idea of solar geoengineering as a viable
climate change abatement strategy vastly above the
current scientific consensus on this topic, painting carbon removal solutions in a much more radical light than do most
climate experts.
In this post we look at the first of these communications failures, namely the failure to communicate to US citizens the strength and nature of the
current scientific consensus position
on climate change.
Much confusion and spin infects
current public discussion of «peer reviewed» research: first we had Maurice Newman, the Chairman of the ABC, who suggested that «distinguished scientists» challenge the overwhelming
scientific consensus on climate change by «peer reviewed research», although he oddly failed to name such research.
Several members of the
scientific community have protested the probe — 20 prominent climatologists sent Barton a letter Friday questioning why he has focused
on just one of the many studies that underpin
current thinking
on global warming — and the president of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) offered to appoint an independent panel to assess the
scientific consensus on climate change.