One of the biggest lies being perpetrated upon the American public and the rest of the world, is that the global temperature is rising and will cause havoc like the world has never seen before. This is being used as a scare tactic excuse to eliminate freon for air conditioners, barbecues, small gasoline engines, and a host of other commonly used consumer products. To ban these products, laws must be issued. The resulting laws give muscle to the Environmental Protection Agency which has demonstrated a Nazi/Fascist like mentality over the taxpaying public. These Liberal/Marxist extremists are taking away our rights to property and all manner of pleasure. If what they claim were true, then much of what they want to do would be justifiable in minds of some. However, the lies they peddle are unconscionable, and perhaps, as with the Marxists, pathological.
On the matter of global warming, it should be noted, that atmospheric scientists are the experts, not some computer modelers, leftist politicians, or the leftist media. It should also be noted that many experts like Dr. Richard Lindzen of M.I.T. and Dr. Robert Balling Arizona State University have been refused publication by the national media. WHY? Can't the liberal media stand the truth? When have you heard arguments against global warming? The scientists listed below have been trying to get the truth to you for years. These are our nations top experts on the matter.
For a very comprehensive listing of facts, data, statistics, test results, etc., on the matter of global warming, see this website. There is no greater authority. You'll find it absolutely fascinating.
WASHINGTON, D.C., FEBRUARY 27, 1992---As independent scientists, researching atmospheric and climate problems, we are concerned by the agenda for UNCED, the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, being developed by environmental activist groups and certain political leaders. This so-called Earth Summit is scheduled to convene in Brazil in June 1992 and aims to impose a system of global environmental regulations, including onerous taxes on energy fuels, on the population of the United States and other industrialized nations.
Such policy initiatives derive from highly uncertain scientific theories. They are based on the unsupported assumption that catastrophic global warming follows from the burning of fossil fuels and requires immediate action. We do not agree.
A survey of U.S. atmospheric scientists, conducted in the summer of 1991, confirms that there is no consensus about the cause of the slight warming observed during the past century. A recently published research paper even suggests that sunspot variability, rather than a rise in greenhouse gases, is responsible for the global temperature increases and decreases recorded since about 1880.
Furthermore, the majority of scientific participants in the survey agreed that the theoretical climate models used to predict a future warming cannot be relied upon and are not validated by the existing climate record. Yet all predictions are based on such theoretical models.
Finally, agriculturalists generally agree that any increase in carbon dioxide levels from fossil fuel burning has beneficial effects on most crops and on world food supply.
We are disturbed that activists, anxious to stop energy and economic growth, are pushing ahead with drastic policies without taking notice of recent changes in the underlying science. We fear that the rush to impose global regulations will have catastrophic impacts on the world economy, on jobs, standards of living, and health care, with the most severe consequences falling upon developing countries and the poor.
David G. Aubrey, Ph.D., Senior Scientist, Woods Hole Oceanographic InstituteNathaniel B. Guttman, Ph.D., Research Physical Scientist, National
Climatic Data Center
Hugh W. Ellsaesser, Ph.D., Meteorologist, Lawrence
Livermore National Laboratory
Richard Lindzen, Ph.D., Center for Meteorology
and Physical Meteorology, M.l.T.
Robert C. Balling, Ph.D., Director, Laboratory
of Climatology, Arizona State University
Patrick Michaels, Ph.D., Assoc. Professor
of Environmental Sciences, University of Virginia
Roger Pielke, Ph.D., Professor
of Atmospheric Science, Colorado State University
Michael Garstang, Ph.D.,
Professor of Meteorology, University of Virginia
Sherwood B. Idso, Ph.D., Research
Physicist, U.S. Water Conservation Laboratory
Lev S. Gandin, Ph.D., UCAR
Scientist, National Meteorological Center
John A. McGinley, Chief, Forecast
Research Group, Forecast Systems Laboratory, NOAA
H. Jean Thiebaux, Ph.D.,
Research Scientist, National Meteorological Center, NationalWeather Service,
NOM
Kenneth V. Beard, Ph.D., Professor of Atmospheric Physics, University of
Illinois
Paul W. Mielke, Jr., Ph.D., Professor, Dept. of Statistics, Colorado State
University
Thomas Lockhart, Meteorologist, Meteorological Standards
Institute
Peter F. Giddings, Meteorologist, Weather Service
Director
Hazen A. Bedke, Meteorologist, Former Regional Director, National
Weather Service
Gabriel T. Csanady, Ph.D., Eminent Professor, Old Dominion
University
Roy Leep, Executive Weather Director, Gillett Weather Data
Services
Terrance J. Clark, Meteorologist, U.S. Air Force
Neil L Frank,
Ph.D., Meteorologist
Michael S. Uhart, Ph.D., Meteorologist, National Weather
Service
Bruce A. Boe, Ph.D., Director, North Dakota Atmospheric Resource
Board
Andrew Detwiler, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof., Institute of Atmospheric Sciences, S.
DakotaSchool of Mines & Technology
Robert M. Cunningham, Consulting
Meteorologist, Fellow, American Meteorological Society
Steven R. Hanna, Ph.D.,
Sigma Research Corporation
Elliot Abrams, Meteorologist, Senior Vice President,
AccuWeather, Inc.
William E. Reifenyder, Ph.D., Consulting Meteorologist,
Professor Emeritus, ForestMeteorology, Yale University
David W. Reynolds,
Research Meteorologist
Jerry A. Williams, Meteorologist, President, Oceanroutes,
Inc.
Lee W. Eddington, Meteorologist, Geophysics Division, Pacific Missile Test
Center
Werner A. Baum, Ph.D., former Dean, College of Arts & Sciences, Florida
State University
David P. Rogers, Ph.D., Assoc. Professor of Research
Oceanography, Scripps Institution ofOceanography
Brian Fiedler, Ph.D., Asst.
Professor of Meteorology, School of Meteorology, University ofOklahoma
Edward
A. Brandes, Meteorologist
Melvyn Shapiro, Chief of Meteorological Research,
Wave Propagation Laboratory, NOM
Joseph Zabransky, Jr., Associate Professor
of Meteorology, Plymouth State College
James A. Moore, Project Manager,
Research Applications Program, National Center for Atmospheric Research
Daniel
J. McNaughton, ENSR Consulting and Engineering
Brian Sussman,
Meteorologist
Robert D. Elliott, Meteorologist, Fellow, American Meteorological
Society
H. Read McGrath, Ph.D., Meteorologist
Earl G. Droessler,
Ph.D., North Carolina State University
Robert E. Zabrecky,
Meteorologist
William M. Porch, Ph.D., Atmospheric Physicist, Los Alamos
National Laboratory
Earle R. Williams, Ph.D, Assoc. Prof. of Meteorology,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
S. Fred Singer, Ph.D., Atmospheric Physicist,
Univ. of Virginia, President, Science & Environmental Policy Project
Please note: Affiliations listed are for identification purposes only.