From the blog Climate Lessons, supposedly written for children, Professor Lindzen of MIT, chides the alarmists once again. Those who made the mistakes in the first place seem to be doubling down on their falsehoods when they are pointed out.
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2 comments:
Must be designed for children because I can understand it. There does seem to be a bit of a radical upward swing...
That upward swing my dear Adrienne is what the alarmists imagine from their models. It has no basis in reality. Meanwhile, keep up the good work on your splendid blog.
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