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  1. Because this keeps coming up, and it's good to have a reference: there was never, ever a time when #climatologists were predicting #globalcooling on a human scale.

    There was a brief time in the '70s when it looked like we might be headed into another #glacial period of the current ice age (yes) a little faster than expected, which got a lot of media attention. If this had actually happened, it would have been over centuries rather than the usual millennia, but of course that wasn't sensationalist enough, so there was considerable hype.

    Meanwhile, researchers in the then-young science of #climatology accurately predicted continued #warming and the accompanying #climatechange: journals.ametsoc.org/view/jour

    "Scientists used to warn us about global cooling, now they say it's #globalwarming! Make up your minds, stupid scientists!"

    Of course, even if there had been legitimate fears about global cooling fifty years ago, that wouldn't invalidate modern concerns about warming. One of the most fundamental principles of science is updating your knowledge base when new information comes along.

    As it happens, this isn't even an example of that. Just another lie from the anti-#science loons. You won't convince them with the above link, but the lurkers might take note.

  2. Because this keeps coming up, and it's good to have a reference: there was never, ever a time when #climatologists were predicting #globalcooling on a human scale.

    There was a brief time in the '70s when it looked like we might be headed into another #glacial period of the current ice age (yes) a little faster than expected, which got a lot of media attention. If this had actually happened, it would have been over centuries rather than the usual millennia, but of course that wasn't sensationalist enough, so there was considerable hype.

    Meanwhile, researchers in the then-young science of #climatology accurately predicted continued #warming and the accompanying #climatechange: journals.ametsoc.org/view/jour

    "Scientists used to warn us about global cooling, now they say it's #globalwarming! Make up your minds, stupid scientists!"

    Of course, even if there had been legitimate fears about global cooling fifty years ago, that wouldn't invalidate modern concerns about warming. One of the most fundamental principles of science is updating your knowledge base when new information comes along.

    As it happens, this isn't even an example of that. Just another lie from the anti-#science loons. You won't convince them with the above link, but the lurkers might take note.

  3. Because this keeps coming up, and it's good to have a reference: there was never, ever a time when #climatologists were predicting #globalcooling on a human scale.

    There was a brief time in the '70s when it looked like we might be headed into another #glacial period of the current ice age (yes) a little faster than expected, which got a lot of media attention. If this had actually happened, it would have been over centuries rather than the usual millennia, but of course that wasn't sensationalist enough, so there was considerable hype.

    Meanwhile, researchers in the then-young science of #climatology accurately predicted continued #warming and the accompanying #climatechange: journals.ametsoc.org/view/jour

    "Scientists used to warn us about global cooling, now they say it's #globalwarming! Make up your minds, stupid scientists!"

    Of course, even if there had been legitimate fears about global cooling fifty years ago, that wouldn't invalidate modern concerns about warming. One of the most fundamental principles of science is updating your knowledge base when new information comes along.

    As it happens, this isn't even an example of that. Just another lie from the anti-#science loons. You won't convince them with the above link, but the lurkers might take note.

  4. Because this keeps coming up, and it's good to have a reference: there was never, ever a time when #climatologists were predicting #globalcooling on a human scale.

    There was a brief time in the '70s when it looked like we might be headed into another #glacial period of the current ice age (yes) a little faster than expected, which got a lot of media attention. If this had actually happened, it would have been over centuries rather than the usual millennia, but of course that wasn't sensationalist enough, so there was considerable hype.

    Meanwhile, researchers in the then-young science of #climatology accurately predicted continued #warming and the accompanying #climatechange: journals.ametsoc.org/view/jour

    "Scientists used to warn us about global cooling, now they say it's #globalwarming! Make up your minds, stupid scientists!"

    Of course, even if there had been legitimate fears about global cooling fifty years ago, that wouldn't invalidate modern concerns about warming. One of the most fundamental principles of science is updating your knowledge base when new information comes along.

    As it happens, this isn't even an example of that. Just another lie from the anti-#science loons. You won't convince them with the above link, but the lurkers might take note.

  5. In public discourse, the social discussions, debates, rants & arguments about human caused #ClimateChange have not resulted in the required actions that would have caused #GlobalCooling therefore reversed #GlobalHeating

    Because that public discourse has resulted in the opposite of the required #ClimateAction outcome, we need to do something different

    But, as Carl Sagan said "change can be painful". He was talking about how it's rationale to change your mind according to the evidence

    #science

  6. Would the avoidance of an in Europe count as a great human achievement - or are we not in fact due one?

  7. How much dust would we need to put into atmosphere to reduce the Earth's temperature by 2 degrees celcius on average? Or how many satellites?