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This person will work as part of a team to deliver educatio
Unfortunately, I know too many economists (social scientists) - some
in high-level policy-recommending positions within the government -
who think in this way.
- Bob Fireovid
>Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 06:10:54 +
>From: Bill Silvert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>I hope that David posted this as a jok
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Dear Colleagues,
In regards to the Global Warming Petition Project (and Dr. Frederick Seitz)
thread that was discussed on Ecolog several weeks ago:
I don't mean to beat a dead horse here, but has anyone actually examined how
many people have signed this petition? I took at a look at their webs
Go to the website for the Union of Concerned Scientists, I think that is
their name!
On Tue, October 30, 2007 9:46 am, Stratford, Jeffrey wrote:
> Does anyone know of a "one-stop-shop" that presents the arguments
> against enhanced greenhouse effects and then presents the studies that
> counter th
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What may be more important here, is public perception of science. =
Scientists (and yes, even engineers) may have changed, but popular views =
on science and expectations placed on science and technology may not =
have entirely caught up with that change. After all, if science and =
technology can
Ashwani,
I hope that you are correct, and that people will soon change their
behavior (albeit begrudgingly) so that we get something closer to
Ecotopia than Mad Max (thanks for the link to the Costanza article!). I
came across an interesting article in PNAS recently, though, that says
that "Gaia
Does anyone know of a "one-stop-shop" that presents the arguments
against enhanced greenhouse effects and then presents the studies that
counter these arguments? I am looking for primary references that
demonstrate that CO2 is a greenhouse gas and how efficient it is at
being so. =20
=20
Many th
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>From what I learned in school, this is the exact opposite of reality.
Technology cannot solve all of our problems. I would say the attitude
below would be more representative of an engineer than a scientist.
However, the first thing you cover in environmental geology (and most
intro env. sci co
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I hope that David posted this as a joke. This is the most inaccurate
stereotype of scientists that I have seen. If there are scientists that
think this way I have yet to meet them.
Bill Silvert
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