In 2012,
several Skeptical Science contributors teamed up with John Church to publish a paper (Nuccitelli et al. 2012) in response to a flawed publication by Douglass & Knox (2012).
Not exact matches
As far as the time delay issue is concerned, I'll once again quote from the
Skeptical Science post: «The reason the planet takes
several decades to respond to increased CO2 is the thermal inertia of the oceans.»
By Christopher Monckton of Brenchley About 18 months ago, as soon as I heard of Dr. Richard Müller's Berkeley Earth Temperature project, I sent an email to
several skeptical scientists drawing their attention to his statement that he considered his team's attempt to verify how much «global warming» had occurred since 1750 to be one of the most important pieces of research ever to be conducted in the history of
science.
The volunteers at
Skeptical Science, along with staff at the University of Queensland, have been busy over the past
several months putting together a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on climate change.
I've been volunteering with
Skeptical Science for
several years.
The
Skeptical Science team published
several high - impact papers this year, starting with the Cook et al. (2013) consensus paper, co-authored by nine
Skeptical Science volunteers.
Were Rose and Curry
Skeptical Science readers, they would have known
several days prior to the publication of this article that the claim about global warming «pausing» in 1997 was pre-bunked by Nuccitelli et al., as Figure 3 clearly shows.
In 1991, Western Fuels, a $ 400 - million coal consortium, declared in its annual report it was launching a direct attack on mainstream
science and enlisting
several scientists who are
skeptical about climate change — specifically Drs. Robert Balling, Pat Michaels and S. Fred Singer.
Whitehouse makes
several points that seem to originate from
Skeptical Science, like The Escalator steps.
In the afternoon, we were expected to be at our posters for at least 90 minutes between 15:30 and 17:00 and this was a good opportunity to talk with
several people about Denial101x specifically and
Skeptical Science in general.
RW has been asking much the same questions over at
Skeptical Science for some time now (
several threads covering hundreds of responses).
I come into contact with a wide variety of applied
science practitioners of many disciplines including biologists, engineers of
several flavors, chemists, etc. etc. and I only know one that is not basically what I believe is termed a «lukewarmer» and the one person (professional) that's not
skeptical is a environmental scientist (and he debates like a wet noodle, all he'll say is most climatologists agree.....
There are
several posts on
Skeptical Science (also check the «argument» page and recent archives), with links to published papers, as well.