Thursday, December 10, 2009

More fun with data

Combining two different measurements and pretending they are the same thing and mischaracterizing what data show has not been limited to tree ring data. Here it is done not by scientists, but by Nobel laureate and global warming profiteer Al Gore.
You need to cut corners when you want to do good and do well.

Hu McCullough goes on to look at the actual data and concludes that, once again, it can't tell us what we want to know.

And, once again, we haven't disproved AGW or demonstrated that its impact will not be severe. The problem is that we know that serious limitations on carbon emissions will cause economic harm and exacerbate poverty. Doesn't this suggest that we proceed carefully?

Today, Obama, who did have the audacity to accept his undeserved Peace Prize, said that we ought to work for freedom from want. He has a funny way of going about it.

5 comments:

Dad29 said...

Harming the poor has never, EVER, stopped the crusades of the Greenies.

DDT is another example......

Anonymous said...

Yes, and polluting/destroying the earth has never stopped big business.

Dad29 said...

Earth destroyed?

When? Are you reporting in from another planet?

Anonymous said...

Our part of the planet must be very healthy now that progressives ran out most big business.

illusory tenant said...

Combining two different measurements and pretending they are the same thing and mischaracterizing what data show ...

This is false.