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24 Oct 08
- The most Antarctic sea ice on record was
recorded in 2007. “Did you see [that fact] reported in the news?”
asks Dr Richard Keen of the Department of Atmospheric and
Oceanic Science at the University of Colorado.
- Climate fear promotes are “woefully
misinformed, over impressed with themselves or less than honest,”
says Dr. Walter Starck, who received his PhD in marine
science in 1964.
- “I count myself among the skeptics,” says
Dr. Kenneth Rundt, PhD in physical chemistry and former research
assistant and teacher at Abo Akademi University in Finland. “My
personal belief is that natural forcings have more importance than
anthropogenic forcings such as the CO2 level.”
- There is “no proof” that CO2 is driving global
temperatures, says Dr. Jarl R. Ahlbeck, lecturer of
environmental technology, chemical engineer, and author of 200
scientific publications.
- We 'Do Not Know Enough About The Atmospheric
Changes' To 'Draw Any Conclusions About Global Warming', says
Wayne Hocking, University of Western Ontario physics professor
Wayne Hocking heads the Atmospheric Dynamics Group and co-editor of
the 1990 book “The Earth's Middle Atmosphere"
- “Even Doubling Or Tripling The Amount Of CO2'
Will Have 'Little Impact' On Temperatures,” says Dr. Geoffrey G.
Duffy, a professor in the Department of Chemical and Materials
Engineering of the University of Auckland, NZ. Duffy has published
218 journal, peer-reviewed papers and conference papers including 10
patents and 62 technical reports.
- “We Think That Natural Climatic Oscillations
Contribute More To Earth Climatic Disturbances,” says Professor
Ahmed Boucenna of the Physics Department and Science Faculty at
Ferhat Abbas University in Setif, Algeria
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