/sci/ - Science & Math

Since there seems to be a large majority in /sci/ who are ignorant of anthropogenic climate change and a very vocal denialist minority, here's a good article on the general points:
http://planet3.org/2013/06/23/global-warming-does-not-cause-climate-change/

For those who are the most vocal, I especially recommend the last few paragraphs about the warming oceans.

>>5810192
No, argument from facts, which the AGW side has and the denialist side lacks.

Unfortunately the denialist side also lacks the required understanding of the science, evidenced by the many times they post links to articles that they THINK disprove AGW, while they do no such thing.

As was to be seen in this thread for example.

And like I said, what bullshitters say in /sci/ hardly matters. The people to whom it might matter here are able to tell science from bullshit and the people who can't, don't matter.

>>5229893
Climate change may lead to fever storms in all, but more of the category 4&5 ones.
http://planet3.org/2012/11/03/katharine-hayhoe-on-the-sandyclimate-connection/

And no, no credible climate scientist says that global warming will lead to more stable and better times for all.

More pages from a website that was made by a texas republican:
http://planet3.org/2012/09/28/hurricane-prognosis-under-climate-change/
http://planet3.org/2012/08/19/shifting-norms/
http://planet3.org/2012/07/20/craps/

>James Hansen
>dismissing as extremist
The man is cranky and shrill as fuck but he's been doing this for a long time. I dare say he knows more than Anon.

Pic related.