Andrei.Hicks wrote on Jan 4
th, 2014 at 8:01pm:
Laugh till you cry wrote on Jan 4
th, 2014 at 6:19pm:
BatteriesNotIncluded wrote on Jan 4
th, 2014 at 5:23pm:
True Blue... wrote on Jan 4
th, 2014 at 5:10pm:
Some times you have to be embarrassed for them Greg as the Disciples from the Climate Church of ecoloons just don't seem to get IT...
You can't even follow a conversation dood!
True Blue and longweekend58 are disciples of the demented messiah George W Bush and constantly shovel blather and putrid dogma to cover their lack of intellect.
I think the Church of Climate Change Hysteria
With that kind of name calling the rest of your argument is unlikely to be objective.
To be fair, I do not think much of the argument that you're responding to either, for the same reason.
Quote:are equally as guilty of blindly following and not appreciating underhand forces at place.
Last year at the American Oil Producer Conference there was an interesting set of slides shown to the audience.
That's not a gathering that's likely to be objective.
Quote:75% of the scientists proclaiming doomsday messages about human made climate impact are significant investors in projects which directly benefit from hysterical messages of change.
And what are the oil producers doing? Sitting calmly doing knitting? Not a chance. The fossil fuel industry are the financial backers of the climate denial industry. What hypocrisy.
Quote:In Wall St, if you give out messages which deliberately entice investment and benefit companies in which you are investors, you go to jail.
It's called "stacking the deck".
The oil industry are not innocent of this.
Quote:Think - Invest in alternative energy project + Give out deliberately alarmist message on climate change = Increased return and investment in your project.
Think - your product is shown to be doing harm + lots of money = sly investment in "think tanks" that deliberately obfuscate.
It happened with the tobacco industry. It's happening now with the fossil fuel industry.
Quote:If we in the traditional energy sector do the same thing, we are hung out to dry.
Firstly, who is "we"? What are
your links to the "traditional energy sector"?
Secondly, that's not true. They
are doing this and getting away with it.
Just 90 companies caused two-thirds of man-made global warming emissions Quote:The climate crisis of the 21st century has been caused largely by just 90 companies, which between them produced nearly two-thirds of the greenhouse gas emissions generated since the dawning of the industrial age, new research suggests.
Quote:All but seven of the 90 were energy companies producing oil, gas and coal. The remaining seven were cement manufacturers.
Quote:Oreskes ... noted that several of the top companies on the list had funded the climate denial movement.
"For me one of the most interesting things to think about was the overlap of large scale producers and the funding of disinformation campaigns, and how that has delayed action," she said.
IPCC report: sceptic groups launch global anti-science campaign Quote:Conservative groups at the forefront of global warming skepticism are doubling down on trying to discredit the next big report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). In recent weeks, they've been cranking out a stream of op-eds, blogs and reports to sow doubt in the public's mind before the report is published, with no end in sight.
Quote:The report is the latest in the Heartland Institute's "Climate Change Reconsidered" series and the cornerstone of its campaign against the IPCC's fifth assessment. Heartland is aggressively pushing the report in op-eds, blogs and in articles in conservative newspapers and news stations. Among others, it has received coverage in the Australian newspaper The Daily Telegraph, The Washington Times and the UK's Daily Mail, in an article that had to be "significantly" changed due to errors.
Other groups participating in the report include the Science & Environmental Policy Project, a research and advocacy group founded by climate skeptic Fred Singer—who is also the director of Heartland's Science and Environmental Policy Project—and the Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change, an Arizona-based climate skeptic group partly funded by ExxonMobil.