Global Warming is over.

[gwb72tii]

which has been statistically zero trend since 1995

[BraveUlysses]

"fact and data driven"

[nando]

which has been statistically zero trend since 1995

not even the link and chart you *just* posted shows that, even using the cherry picked date of 1995. In fact, for a conspiracy theory website - they even said specifically that it doesn't change the warming trend.

[gwb72tii]

"fact and data driven"

A regression analysis starts at the end point and goes backward until it stops being statistically significant
So no 1995 is not cherry picked, it's where the current flatline ends
At a time period where co2 has gone up, we were told the arctic would be ice free and the world was headed into oblivion
And we have all agreed the earth is/has been warming
We don't agree why
But apparently man is not the driver

[BraveUlysses]

i think it's time for this forum to stop giving into your desperate pleas for attention

seek help for your dementia

[ForcedFirebird]

Anybody reading this check out Google Earth Time-lapse and change your mind? It's actual pics since 1985.

https://earthengine.google.com/timelapse/

[Massive Lee]

I have a theory that envirosceptics are also probably religious conservatists too. People who will not accept that human-induced global warming is even possible as they religiously believe that mankind can't alter "God's creation". Probably the same people who preach Creationism, claiming that evolution is wrong as it is "just a theory". There might even be a link between Creationists and envirosceptics (Global warming also being "only a theory")... ;-)

[z31maniac]

I have a theory that envirosceptics are also probably religious conservatists too. People who will not accept that human-induced global warming is even possible as they religiously believe that mankind can't alter "God's creation". Probably the same people who preach Creationism, claiming that evolution is wrong as it is "just a theory". There might even be a link between Creationists and envirosceptics (Global warming also being "only a theory")... ;-)

You have JUST NOW realized that?

[gwb72tii]

I have a theory that envirosceptics are also probably religious conservatists too. People who will not accept that human-induced global warming is even possible as they religiously believe that mankind can't alter "God's creation". Probably the same people who preach Creationism, claiming that evolution is wrong as it is "just a theory". There might even be a link between Creationists and envirosceptics (Global warming also being "only a theory")... ;-)

no, it's the data that disproves the CAGW hypothesis
you know, science

[Massive Lee]

You have JUST NOW realized that?

Of course not. But I was delaying sharing my thoughts until I could get more samples to support this theory. And it seems it holds. :devil:

[Massive Lee]

And obviously, religion is about cold hard facts... ;-)

[TimeMachinE30]

I have a theory that envirosceptics are also probably religious conservatists too. People who will not accept that human-induced global warming is even possible as they religiously believe that mankind can't alter "God's creation". Probably the same people who preach Creationism, claiming that evolution is wrong as it is "just a theory". There might even be a link between Creationists and envirosceptics (Global warming also being "only a theory")... ;-)

Is this based on an understanding of world religion?

Global warming isn't over until California slides into the ocean.

[Massive Lee]

Is this based on an understanding of world religion?

Nop. Purely American religious conservatism. Basically the only remaining country where some people still deny that humans have an impact on their environment.

Because God.

Pretty silly, don't you think?

[TimeMachinE30]

Nop. Purely American religious conservatism. Basically the only remaining country where some people still deny that humans have an impact on their environment.

Because God.

Pretty silly, don't you think?

So not religion then but people's personal beliefs? Are you claiming certain churches or, say, Baptists or Buddhists believe this way because of teachings from their source texts? Or where are you getting this idea from? And just American?

[BraveUlysses]

I have a theory that envirosceptics are also probably religious conservatists too. People who will not accept that human-induced global warming is even possible as they religiously believe that mankind can't alter "God's creation". Probably the same people who preach Creationism, claiming that evolution is wrong as it is "just a theory". There might even be a link between Creationists and envirosceptics (Global warming also being "only a theory")... ;-)

There's plenty of people who don't believe any of it because of the political and policy implications of AGW.

However many of them won't really admit that and resort to pretending they understand the science so they can try to undermine support for continued research and deny any effort to create policy that could mitigate or reduce the effects of GW.