Scientific Temperament & compulsions

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The scientific investigations, though generally fair, are hampered in interpretations due to demands from policy makers to suit specific purpose. The "so called sponsored research" could be one culprit supporting this aspect.

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Are we being unfair in climate change interpretations?

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Recently I was informed about two notes about the climate change issue. One note originated from Dr. William Grey, Prof. Emeritus, Colorado University, USA and the other by Dr. Roy Spenser, EOS, University of Alabama, USA. These notes are very interesting studies. While Prof. Grey points out that the global warming trends as elucidated in IPCC reports are all based on data sets which are dominated largely by observations over urban regions in northern hemisphere, the large warming signal obviously can not be attributed to CO 2 warming alone. If this fact be considered as a biasing term in the analysis, it would mean that the residual warming (which may be smaller in magnitude) can not be ...

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	Arunangshu Choudhury \| Commented \| 2 years ago
	It is quiet confusing considering that the water vapour cycle plays a major in determining climate.It has infact been stated that historically a rise in co2 levels Lags the rise in global temperature by 800 years,ie CO2 rise may be the Effect of...

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