Oh dear someone else shares my opinion of your quoted review Muso...

PT 1

The Weekend Australian publishes a dismissive review of Ian Plimer's book Heaven and Earth which has all the usual alarmist ingredients, in the following order:

ad hominem attacks (despite claims to the contrary);

choosing one isolated fact and then trying to discredit it;

extrapolating ingredient 2 to the entire book;

ignoring the main arguments completely;

and hints at censorship.

pt2

http://australianclimatemadness.blogspot.com/2009/05/australian-michael-ashley-reviews-ian.html

Mate the only climate deniers around here is you and your lot.

A bigger bunch of hypocrites and slaggers I've yet to meet.

ROTFLMAO

Bob Carter contributes regular media (and other) comment and opinion on scientific issues which relate to his areas of knowledge. He also offers lecture or workshop presentations by arrangement. His public commentaries draw on his knowledge of the scientific literature and a personal publication record of more than 100 papers in international science journals on topics which include taxonomic palaeontology, palaeoecology, the growth and form of the molluscan shell, New Zealand and Pacific geology, stratigraphic classification, sequence stratigraphy, sedimentology, the Great Barrier Reef, Quaternary geology, and sea-level and climate change.

Bob Carter's current research on climate change, sea-level change and stratigraphy is based on field studies of Cenozoic sediments (last 65 million years) from the Southwest Pacific region, especially the Great Barrier Reef and New Zealand, and includes the analysis of marine sediment cores collected during ODP Leg 181.

Bob's research has been supported by grants from competitive public research agencies, especially the Australian Research Council (ARC). He receives no research funding from special interest organisations such as environmental groups, energy companies or government departments. Bob strives to provide critical and dispassionate analysis based upon scientific principles, demonstrated facts and a knowledge of the scientific literature.


papers listed here...

http://members.iinet.net.au/~glrmc/new_page_4.htm

published opinion pieces etc

http://members.iinet.net.au/~glrmc/new_page_1.htm

I'm sorry didn't you look close enough...  or does it have to have a specific title for you to understand?

Bob Carter Paleoclimate Scientist.... huh?????????????????

“Global Warming” Stopped in 1998

Paleoclimate scientist Bob Carter has noted that there is indeed a problem with global warming – it stopped in 1998. “According to official temperature records of the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia in the UK, the global average temperature did not increase between 1998-2005. “…this eight-year period of temperature stasis did coincide with society's continued power station and SUV-inspired pumping of yet more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere,” noted paleoclimate researcher and geologist Bob Carter of James Cook University in Australia in an April 2006 article titled “There is a problem with global warming... it stopped in 1998.”

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/main.jhtml?xml=/opinion/2006/04/09/do0907.xml&sSheet=/news/2006/04/09/ixworld.html

hey buddy...  no need to go feral because you were caught out being a world class hypocrite.

Oh and there are publications listed on climate change and others that relate to it without directly mentioning the word.  Oh dear.

As usual all you deniers are capable of is ridicule and denial.  How unusual.

oh and one more time...

Dr. Robert M. Carter, Geologist and paleoclimate researcher, James Cook University

Look I'll tell you what I'll do. I went to school with a leading paleoclimate specialist who researches at the University of Phoenix Arizona. He knows practically everything that has ever been published on paleoclimate.

If Bobby Carter has actually published anything on paleoclimate, my mate will be be able to dig it up.

Don't hold your breath.

I've been introduced as all kinds of things when presenting papers.

Look - don't worry about it. I'll ask Marty.