that is basically the message in Richard Crim's article The Crisis - 64 on medium.com as referenced above.
many of the professionals in the area - climate scientists, meteorologists and the like - are saying the same thing.
so it's difficult to find the words to describe the donkeys hereon who call for say more research when they aren't even aware of what's been done already without offending the mods.
or the twisted posts of other ignoramuses who post a report about a day or two about below average temps somewhere and expect rational folk to accept this modifies global climate trends.
or ditto, misinformed idiots who post when the climate data doesn't accord with their idea of what should happen. As though their thought bubble rules the world.
or the drongos who think that because a temp was repeated after 100 years that there's no anthropogenic climate change.
a tally ho win for some cherry picked data just like we're all still in primary school.
you know what i mean. The idiocy is profound and incomprehensible.
BTW, Jeffrey D. Sachs, who advises the UN Secretary-General on sustainable development goals among many other activities, seems at times to be the last rational person left in the US.
he is in fact, unlike denying posters on HC, a great advert for speaking from a deep well of knowledge.
