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WIth very bad science you can prove climate change is a hoax

scienceblogs.com — A new paper by Chilingar, Khilyuk and Sorokhtin is up to their previous standard. Global warming is easy to disprove as long as you ignore good science, facts, and reality

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  • cashman57, on 07/25/2008, -9/+2Global warming is a reality as long as you don't believe volcanoes exist.
    There are no computer models which show global warming without omitting all data from volcanic activity.
    I could prove the coming ice age by leaving out data from summertime.Makes as much sense as a computer model that omits all data from volcanic activity.
    Buried.
    Inaccurate
    • granolajoe, on 07/25/2008, -3/+10Today's false absolute statement brought to you by cashman57, one of the most persistent and ignorant trolls on Digg.
    • Thuktun, on 07/25/2008, -2/+4@cashman57

      Cite?
    • monoa, on 07/27/2008, -0/+3Now that scamerica's been kicked off Digg, cashman57 is hot favorite for Head Tool for the denial gang.

      Is he a troll? Is he just really stupid? Is he being paid a few bucks by ExxonMobil to post lies on Digg to keep uninformed people thinking there is some doubt in AGW?

      Anyway, he knows his volcano 'computer model' obsession is science-free *****, but posts it in every climate thread. For a small selection of the mountain of information available about volcanic contribution to AGW, try http://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&lr=&q=volc ...
  • lostlyrics, on 07/25/2008, -4/+3is anyone else also tired of all the spammers
    corrupted with cash millions from the oil industry ?
    - millions for whining suv-sissies and cavemen that
    could have done mighty good on decreasing the part
    that humans have contributed to global warming, i.e. ...
  • floatingorb, on 07/25/2008, -6/+1A knowledgeable friend, whom I hadn't seen in many years, popped by for a visit; He later said to me "Your cat's breath smells like cat food." -- A very strange and obviously subjective pronouncement because Peppi is a skunk which had just been munching slugs.
    • kmolnar, on 07/26/2008, -1/+2I cannot make heads or tails of this statement, but "Your cat's breath smells like cat food!" is a quote from Ralph Wiggum of The Simpsons.
  • MorphicMusic, on 07/25/2008, -2/+1Uh light switch?
  • cashman57, on 07/26/2008, -3/+2It's kind of funny that some people don't get it when presented with the fact that the only way the IPCC computer models show global warming is by omitting all data from volcanic activity. The IPCC does not know how many volcanoes there are in the oceans and so they pretend none exist, they don't know how many volcanoes there are on the continent of Antarctica so they pretend none exist.
    In fact we do have volcanic activity in the oceans and we do have volcanic activity in Antarctica but the volcano deniers keep claiming that global warming is caused by man and the only way to stop it is to tax Americans or to create a system where pollution is a commodity to be traded on the world market.
    Bad science brought us the global warming scare. It is not good science to pretend volcanoes don't exist so you can blame Americans for "global warming".The fact is volcanoes exist and erupt and do so both below the ocean and in Antarctica.The reality is that clouds of ash go up into the stratosphere and remain there for years reflecting sunlight, blocking it, and cooling the earth.
    The volcano deniers claim that their computer models that omit this and other facts should be relied on as proof we have a problem when the problem can be corrected with good science, facts, and reality.
  • lostlyrics, on 07/27/2008, -1/+2after all we know where that man gets his cash ...roflmaozedong
    • lostlyrics, on 07/27/2008, -0/+2I do admit, when I heard the volcano joke for the
      first time I laughed so hard that I dropped my pacifyer-
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