Sentences with phrase «seeing global warming deniers»

I am certainly seeing global warming deniers and others taking this information and running with it (like here, for example, or here, and on Benny Peiser's CCNet on March 7, 2007, though I don't have a link for that).

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2) A better ability to constrain climate sensitivity from the past century's data 3) It will presumably be anticorrelated with year to year variations in global surface temperature that we see, especially from El Ninos and La Ninas, which will be nice whenever we have a cool year and the deniers cry out «global warming stopped!».

2) A better ability to constrain climate sensitivity from the past century's data 3) It will presumably be anticorrelated with year to year variations in global surface temperature that we see, especially from El Ninos and La Ninas, which will be nice whenever we have a cool year and the deniers cry out «global warming stopped!».

Seeing that Theda Skocpol has also invoked this term «denier» in her recent and much - discussed white paper [link] from Harvard's symposium on «The Politics of America's Fight against Global Warming,» it seems this label won't be fading anytime soon.

Many Global Warming deniers, seeing which way the wind is blowing, are falling back on the Emily Litella defense, (Gilda Radner: «what's all this fuss about endangered feces?»)

I have no doubt that your blog entry will be followed by the usual responses: those who deny the existence of global warming, those who deny the link between greenhouse gases and global warming, those who insist there still isn't enough evidence, and those who can not see beyond the rising prices of gasoline and heating oil.

I wonder those people deny the global warming whether see the one by one phenomenon, whether they worry about these phenomena?

The global warming denier blogs, where this issue first came up, seem to think that I was being critical of the I.P.C.C. report in the same way as seen from their perspective, and, as a result, I have received e-mails from the denier crowd hailing my remarks and commending me for «speaking up» on this important topic.

I can see right now that this will add new fodder to support the global warming deniers.

I'd like to see some blogging and discussion on the global warming denier networks.

See: Director James Cameron Unleashed: Calls for gun fight with global warming skeptics: «I want to call those deniers out into the street at high noon and shoot it out with those boneheads»)

Yet, as we can see, the unsophisticated «global warming is happening» statement can turn barking mad statements about climate science into truth, while assigning informed caution to the «denier» camp.

People who insist that human beings cause global warming seem to be denying basic facts (see Christopher Monckton, Global Warming is Really Global Cooling,global warming seem to be denying basic facts (see Christopher Monckton, Global Warming is Really Global Coolingwarming seem to be denying basic facts (see Christopher Monckton, Global Warming is Really Global Cooling,Global Warming is Really Global CoolingWarming is Really Global Cooling,Global Cooling, 2009,

There is a steady rise in bankruptcies, and global warming is happening, nobody denies it... I'm sure you can see the problem, usually expressed as «correlation is not causation».

I've read that Keeling's saw - tooth curve, and the results of other similar studies, show a steady rise in atmospheric CO2; and global warming is happening — no one denies it, as you say (RACookPE1978).

In this context, for the Administration to have released a U.S. Climate Action Report with a chapter on climate change impacts that identified a range of likely adverse consequences, based on scientific reports including the National Assessment, could rightly be seen as an anomaly and appeared to be seen as a significant political error by Administration allies dedicated to denying the reality of human - induced global warming as a significant problem.

Should we assume that global warming deniers are motivated by a desire to see rising sea levels and longer droughts, merely because that's the opposite of environmentalists» concerns?

The latter provides the Guardian with a handy alibi (see, global warming deniers are free to express themselves) which allows Monbiot to ignore substantive criticism and concentrate on Savonarola - like moralising.

The way that US citizens vote is now a major factor in their belief in global warming - with a wide majority of Republicans not seeing climate change as «here and now», compared to a tiny minority of Democrats who deny that global warming as already upon us.

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I see that the argument challengeing global warming deniers to be in favour of the acceptance of climate change refugees can easily backfire.

SOON and BALIUNAS: An earlier 2003 contrarian paper by W. Soon and S. Baliunas was fallacious, published under an abuse of peer review, and is used as support for incorrectly denying that humans are the cause of recent global warming (see HERE).

Indeed, we have very good reason to believe the data that were attacked the most, that collected by the Hadley Center and Climate Research Unit (CRU) of the University of East Anglia, (unintentionally) lowballed the rate of recent warming (see The deniers were half right: The Met Office Hadley Centre had flawed data — but it led them to UNDERestimate the rate of recent global warming).