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I believe the science of climate change and global warming is pretty solid. But I've been called a liberal or democrat/progressive on that alone.
Now, I never said I think Al Gore's carbon trading scam or whatever was the best solution, just that I believe the science....
So why is this belief treated as if reflects on my political leanings one way or another by so many others?
You would be wrong on your assumption. Take a look at a few of the sceptics sites and then come back and talk to us about the "settled science".
Here is a little segement from climateaudit...
"Unfortunately, IPCC seems far more concerned about secrecy than in requiring its contributors to archive data. I received another request to remove discussion of IPCC draft reports. On this issue, David Appell and I are in full agreement see David Appells collection of ZOD chapters here. Read More »"
Why, oh why, if the science is so solid would anybody need or want to hide it?
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You have no more right to proprietary research on climate than free asprin from your drug store.
Maybe many of the researchers wanna make a buck for their trouble. Big whoop.
You are wrong. We the TAXPAYERS have paid them for it. It's EXACTLY the same as if they were an engineer or scientist working for a private company. That company OWNS the product of the work of those scientists/engineers. Likewise we OWN the product of the work they do because we have paid for it.
Not to mention the fact that the scientific method REQUIRES the release of all data so that the work can be checked by others. Climatologists are the only "scientists" and boy do I use the term loosely with them, who refuse to release their raw data so that others may check their work.
Academic fraud doesn't even begin to cover the bullshit these assholes are doing.