defcon4
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I am terribly sorry, I was not aware of the fact that Earth Science excluded climatology since climatology apparently pertains to the Moon only. My mistake…Fossil fuel industry funded his research. My..my..my… Somebody had to. Manmade climate change advocate government funds only "researches" what agrees with its agenda.He has accepted more than $1.2 million in money from the fossil-fuel industry over the last decade
More from the link.... (LOL)
Though often described on conservative news programs as a “Harvard astrophysicist,” Dr. Soon is not an astrophysicist and has never been employed by Harvard. He is a part-time employee of the Smithsonian Institution with a doctoral degree in aerospace engineering. He has received little federal research money over the past decade and is thus responsible for bringing in his own funds, including his salary.
Though he has little formal training in climatology, Dr. Soon has for years published papers trying to show that variations in the sun’s energy can explain most recent global warming. His thesis is that human activity has played a relatively small role in causing climate change.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/22/u...-climate-change-researcher-Wei-Hock-Soon.html
"After completing his plasma physics Ph.D. and upon the advice of his thesis advisor, Soon did post-doctoral research at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and has been doing research in astrophysics and earth science there as a non-tenured employee since 1991.[1] He has also been an astronomer at the Mount Wilson Observatory"
Willie Soon - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
" he has little formal training in climatology"...
The Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, whose scientists focus largely on understanding distant stars and galaxies, routinely distances itself from Dr. Soon’s findings. The Smithsonian has also published astatement accepting the scientific consensus on climate change.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/22/u...-climate-change-researcher-Wei-Hock-Soon.html