Difference between revisions of "2000-01-18 Global Warming Is 300-Year-Old News"
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| − | {{data.pair|Topics|\arguments against global warming\Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine}} | + | {{data.pair|Topics|\arguments against global warming\Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine\Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons}} |
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| − | {{data.pair|Text|by Arthur B. Robinson and Noah E. Robinson of the [[Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine]]: “Unfortunately for advocates of the Kyoto treaty, atmospheric temperatures over the same two decades have not risen. The climate model chosen to support the Kyoto plan -- a scheme to sharply reduce energy use -- predicts that atmospheric temperature should have risen by one degree to two degrees Fahrenheit over those 20 years. Yet satellites and weather balloons have shown no verifiable atmospheric temperature rise.”}}<noinclude> | + | {{data.pair|Text|by Arthur B. Robinson and Noah E. Robinson of the [[Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine]]: “Unfortunately for advocates of the Kyoto treaty, atmospheric temperatures over the same two decades have not risen. The climate model chosen to support the Kyoto plan -- a scheme to sharply reduce energy use -- predicts that atmospheric temperature should have risen by one degree to two degrees Fahrenheit over those 20 years. Yet satellites and weather balloons have shown no verifiable atmospheric temperature rise.” ''[[Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons]]'' (2007) '''12''', 79-90.}}<noinclude> |
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