A clip from Bolt's program showed the News Corp columnist flashing a graphic he uses frequently on screen to demonstrate there had been "no warming of the earth's atmosphere for around 18 years now".
"Let me nip this in the bud, Andrew Bolt, before you launch into your whole 'but it has stopped warming' line that you've been running for the last few years," Aly said.
"This is Carl Mears, the guy whose graph you keep using. We tracked him down, he has a message for you."
A clip from Bolt's program showed the News Corp columnist flashing a graphic he uses frequently on screen to demonstrate there had been "no warming of the earth's atmosphere for around 18 years now".
The show then played a clip of Mears, a climate scientist and the vice president for research at Remote Sensing Systems, who contradicted Bolt's position and said the globe had indeed warmed in the preceding decades.
"It's pretty clear that the globe has warmed over the last 18 years," said Mears. "When you do real science you can't just use the data sets that fit your pre-drawn conclusions, but you really need to look at all the data together."
The Road to Two Degrees, Part Three: Equity, inertia and fairly sharing the remaining carbon budget
Posted on 9 December 2015 by Andy Skuce
In the first part of this series, I examined the implications of relying on CCS and BECCS to get us to the two degree target. In the second part, I took a detailed look at Kevin Anderson's arguments that IPCC mitigation scenarios aimed at two degrees are biased towards unproven negative-emissions technologies and that they consequently downplay the revolutionary changes to our energy systems and economy that we must make very soon. In this last part, I'm going to look at the challenges that the world faces in fairly allocating future emissions from our remaining carbon budget and raising the money needed for climate adaptation funds, taking account of the very unequal past and present.
Waleed is fighting out of his division. The Project might as well be on the ABC for all the balance it provides. It's relentlessly luvvie.Excellent presentation by Waleed Aly on The Project
http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment...in-the-bud-20151210-gljuj1.html#ixzz3trIHqqfZ
Waleed Aly should apologise for his warmist rant - 11 Dec 2015
http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/...for_misleading_viewers_with_his_warming_rant/
Waleed Aly and co-writer Tom Whitty have misled or deceived viewers about global warming and should apologise.
On Thursday Aly read out on The Project another sermon of the kind that has got him so many clicks on YouTube - strong on passion and weak on facts. It says something about the appalling state of modern journalism that many reporters of the Left applauded his rant and not one, as far as I can tell, called him out for misleading his viewers. Nor will The Project present the other side of the argument.....
Waleed is fighting out of his division. The Project might as well be on the ABC for all the balance it provides. It's relentlessly luvvie.
Waleed is fighting out of his division. The Project might as well be on the ABC for all the balance it provides. It's relentlessly luvvie.
When you do real science you can't just use the data sets that fit your pre-drawn conclusions, but you really need to look at all the data together."
I'd believe Waleed over Bolt (who wrote that article) anyday.
11c in Hobart today at 3 pm for the cricket test........Must be Global Warming taking affect.....The silence from the Alarmists is deafening.
confirmation bias
11c in Hobart today at 3 pm for the cricket test........Must be Global Warming taking affect.....The silence from the Alarmists is deafening.
Confirmation of global warming. Heat at the poles pushing increased cloud and cold air towards the equator.
And of course that never applies to your side of the debate ?
What do you think Bolt has being doing looking at one graph only ?
Why do you think I equated Aly to Bolt, Horace?
Confirmation of global warming. Heat at the poles pushing increased cloud and cold air towards the equator.
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