Where is the better explanation of the data? I have yet to hear any
scientifically valid explanation of the mean yearly temperature rise.

or the increases in early migrations of most migratory birds in North America

Or the northerly increase in the range of a variety of tropical
species. With a commensurate increase in the northernmost ranges for
temperate climate species.

There is just far too much evidence from all  sorts of different
streams of data that all point to the same thing, increasing mean
global temperature.

There as not been a valid competing theory or model so far put out by
the climate deniers that offer a better explanation of the data than
the current models.

One citation in a peer reviewed climatology journal is all that's needed.

We're waiting...

BTW if you cannot produce such what are we to conclude? that the
so-called skeptics (most of whom are funded by industry special
interests) cannot provide a better explanation for the data than the
current consensus model. So what do the climate change deniers do,
they try to discredit the scientific community as a whole. In other
words its better to trust the stereotype of the lone scientist who
bucks the establishment. It fits within their Randian ethos. It makes
more sense to trust the "little guy"—the maverick scientist—than the
scientific establishment.

 "History tells us that a lot of ground-breaking discoveries are made
by mavericks who don't follow the mainstream," says Laidler. "What is
often left out is that most of the mavericks are just plain wrong.
They laughed at Galileo and Edison, but they also laughed at Bozo the
Clown and Don Knotts."


On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 2:13 PM, Jerry Barnes <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> "it makes perfect sense to me."
>
> No surprise there.
>
>
> "They cannot attack the accumulated evidence,"
>
> Making the assumption that there is accumulated evidence, which is a big
> assumption.  If you have a link to any evidence that is not somehow
> associated with East Anglia, the UN, or NASA, post a link.
>
>
> " so rather than provide a better explanation for the entire body of data
> they hope to succeed by using sleazy political tactics."
>
> A better explanation was provided.  The data is fraudulent.  No need for
> sleazy political tactics.
>
>
> "Sounds typical for the special interests supporting the climate
> change deniers."
>
> It seems that most of the special interest groups in the climate change
> arena are on the side of global warming.  The "Green" technology companies,
> tree huggers,  ex-hippy, anti-capitalists, etc.  These are the ones who
> resorted to sleazy politics.  For example:  researchers who were not part of
> the cult have been black-listed.  Their papers have been refused
> publications.
>
> Time for Al Gore to return the Nobel.  The party is over.
>
>
> 

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