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benbradley

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27/06/14

18:45

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Originally posted by bellcurve ↑

Cal50 and Pintohoo, you both seem to have a twisted view of science, which the science surrounding greenhouse gas emissions and global warming.

in fact your conspiracy thoery about the work of scientists is nothing more than that.

the reality of the science of climate change and why the vast majority of the world's leading science organizations and scientists agree is because that's where the science has taken them, that's where their observations and training have led, that's what they've seen in the context of their professional studies and training and in their actuality.

the cabal of science 'experts' on HC and the outlier scientists and self promoters such as 'Lord' Monckton that the Limited News newspaper company simply don't have the depth of knowledge required to understand what's actually going on, hence resort to rubbish allegations of conspiracy theories.

again, you can have your beliefs but the facts remain and your opinions don't have the same weighting as those of the vast majority of the world's scientists, no matter What Limited News conspires to publish in the daily anger generator The Australian and its other rags.

astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson has been quoted along the lines of you lot don't argue the validity and veracity of E = MC squared so why do you waste so much time and effort disputing other scientific facts, such as the ones relating to global warming.

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http://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesta...cientists-skeptical-of-global-warming-crisis/

Peer-Reviewed Survey Finds Majority Of Scientists Skeptical Of Global Warming Crisis
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