Sentences with phrase «made global warming critics»

However, he recognises that critics of man - made global warming make valid points, and frequently debates the science with man - made global warming critics in blog discussions and on Twitter.

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Critics say it is a feeble framework and allows firms to make vague explanations of how global warming affects them, while others contend that new requirements would confuse investors and be redundant.

«It's sad that the former Big Three are whistling past the graveyard so they can continue making gas guzzlers,» said Daniel Becker, director of the Sierra Club's Global Warming and Energy Program and frequent critic of the auto industry.

The founding director of the institute, Dr. Robert Jastrow, who ran the institute from 1961 - 1981, was a major critic of man - made global warming theory until his death in 2008, e.g., see this 2001 essay.

Dr. S. Fred Singer, one of the world's earliest and most credible critics of the theory that global warming is man - made and dangerous, will be recognized with an award for Lifetime Achievement in Climate Science at an international conference on global warming taking place July 7 — 9 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Self - confessed climate fraud Peter Gleick impersonated astronaut Harrison Schmitt to obtain authentic documents from the Heartland Institute with which to produce the fake memo in his spectacularly backfired attempt at payback for Climategate to the critics of man - made global warming.

«I've seen Al Gore's film twice, but I've also read Michael Crichton's State of Fear, which makes a compelling case on the other side,» says Hug, referring to the controversial 2004 novel in which Crichton — using scientific arguments that were hotly challenged by critics — ridiculed the global - warming consensus as the work of conspiratorial alarmists.

You can be the biggest, most risible assclown in the history of junk statistics and pseudoscience but so long as you can somehow cobble together a half - way plausible paper, no matter how inept your methodology, which helps prop up the vast man - made global warming industry then you have it made: the President of the USA will Tweet you; your University will back you to the hilt; your colleagues will rally round you; you will get a very favourable write - up in the Guardian (and myriad other alarmist publications); your critics will be sidelined and ignored.

With this in mind, it is worrying that some journalists seem to feel pressure to avoid discussing weaknesses and uncertainties of man - made global warming theory, for fear that it will be seized upon by critics of man - made global warming, e.g., see this post by Mike Lemonick (there is a response to Lemonick's post by Prof. Roger Pielke Jr. here).

He is a founding member of the Klimazwiebel blog which promotes debate between both critics and supporters of man - made global warming.

For this reason, Shackley et al. found that many climate modellers didn't want to talk openly about their adjustments, in case critics of man - made global warming (who they referred to as «climate contrarians») would use them to question the reliability of the models:

There is also some anecdotal evidence suggesting that some peer reviewers and editors have been actively trying to prevent critics of man - made global warming theory from publishing their research, e.g., here, here, here, here and here.

I do not know whether there is such a thing as deleterious man - made global warming, but I do know that it has become the new orthodoxy to such a degree that its adherents are now trying to silence their critics and would make the grand inquisitors of the past proud.

But if this blurry mess makes any one thing crystal clear, what we have here ultimately is a small centralized clique of people on a well - organized mission to keep the global warming issue alive by destroying the character of its critics through a reliance on Ross Gelbspan's work.

And some critics worry that the white cloudlike vapor (it's steam, essentially) that emits from hydrogen - fueled vehicles may make the air too cloudy, and could potentially reflect sunlight back to space or trap it, increasing global warming.