Tuesday, May 5, 2009

"Preemptive denial"...

is a developing strategy used by climate researchers who are proponents of anthropogenic global warming (AGW) in response to conflicting data. Perfect example: the quiet Sun and potential global cooling.

Ironically, the linked article contains this concluding quote:

"There are many uncertainties," said Jose Abreu, a doctoral candidate at the Swiss government's research institute Eawag.

"We don't know the sensitivity of the climate to changes in solar intensity. In my opinion, I wouldn't play with things I don't know."

Funny. Couldn't the same thing be said of the advocates of AGW?

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