This week, Former Vice President Al Gore made the trip to Washington to make a pitch to President Elect Obama and Vice President Elect Biden on the path forward for dealing with climate change. At the same time Gore was doing this, new information regarding anthropogenic (man made) contribution to climate change was coming forth from the scientific community and the US Senate.
The United States Senate Minority Report holds that over 650 scientists (a growing number) now disagree with the claims of the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and former Vice President Al Gore. The 231 page report is filled with information discrediting the IPCC’s report. Here are some of the highlights:
- 650 prominent international scientists have now changed their opinions
- over 250 have changed their opinions since the report of 2007
- only 52 UN scientists authored the media-hyped IPCC report and declared it a ‘consensus’
Things that may have contributed to their changing opinions include:
- global temperatures failing to warm
- studies predicting a continued lack of warming
- a failed attempt to revive the discredited ‘Hockey Stick’
- inconvenient developments and studies regarding CO2; the Sun; Clouds; Antarctica; the Arctic; Greenland; Mount Kilimanjaro; Hurricanes; Extreme Storms; Floods; Ocean Acidification; Polar Bears; lack of atmospheric dust; the failure of oceans to warm and rise as predicted
You can view this information on the US Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works Minority Page.
Despite the evidence that the so-called ‘consensus’ is breaking down, you can rely on the incoming administration and the majorities in both houses of congress to ignore the facts and proceed with their untenable climate and environmental agenda for the country.
Be sure to visit our Climate and Global Warming information and resources page for lots of backup information on the real cause of climate change.
Also please read our user-interactive article on Correlating Sunspots to Global Climate. There is plenty of visual information and many comments both pro and con to our viewpoint. Check it out.