Sentences with phrase «how weak their science»

James Lovelock: «The great climate science centres around the world are more than well aware how weak their science is.

«The great climate science centres around the world are more than well aware how weak their science is.

I can only assume he had no ulterior motive in describing the captains of climate research admitting only in private how weak their science was.

As he says, «The great climate science centres around the world are more than well aware how weak their science is.

Not exact matches

Writers of science fiction have field days imagining how universes with stronger and weaker forces of gravity or different ratios of weights of protons and neutrons could lead to forms of intelligent life.

maybe watch that vid eg «John Cook outlines how to stop science denial: by exposing people to weak forms of science denial.»

Since doing so is singularly inappropriate in an article discussing logic and reason and science and how foolish people are who «believe» in catastrophic anthropogenic global warming on the basis of weak but positive evidence, I think that it is absolutely appropriate to criticize this as a serious weakness in the overall presentation.

The Soon investigations remind me of the Wegman plagiarism investigation — just a desperate attempt to discredit a climate scientist who threatens to attract attention to how weak the consensus science case actually is.

If he is right about how weak climate science is, I have no basis to refute him.

Can we shift the focus of climate science from «what will happen» towards «where is our vision of what will happen weakest,» «how can we best improve it,» and «where are we most vulnerable»?

But that cornerstone is proving to be weaker than once thought as science reveals more information about how humans make choices, writes Kent Greenfield, professor at Boston College Law School, in a guest post at the American Constitution Society Blog.