If you read the whole story, the individual that "caught" the errors is STILL one that believes in global warming and that mankind is the primary driver of that warming.
"But all involved, including Lewis, agree that manmade greenhouse gas emissions are warming the oceans.
“People shouldn't be left with the impression that the errors in this paper put into doubt whether the ocean interior is warming. It clearly is wholly or mainly due to human greenhouse gas emissions,” Lewis said."
"Lewis" is the one that caught the errors.
"But all involved, including Lewis, agree that manmade greenhouse gas emissions are warming the oceans.
“People shouldn't be left with the impression that the errors in this paper put into doubt whether the ocean interior is warming. It clearly is wholly or mainly due to human greenhouse gas emissions,” Lewis said."
"Lewis" is the one that caught the errors.
Did you read the methodology they were using to get these numbers? It’s completely silly.
While I think we humans, in general, are far too stupid to know definitively about climate change given the incredibly small scale of scientific history on a rock that's most likely trillions of years old, I think it's silly anyone would think we have no effect on the climate.
Nobody I know who might be called a "denier" doubts that we could have an impact, just the degree to which our impact compares to other, non-anthropogenic causes.
If man were the bulk problem, how do we explain the temperature rise on Mars? Don't say it's the SUVs--they're solar-powered.
Another link:
https://dailycaller.com/2018/11/14/scientists-mistakes-global-warming/
MATH ERROR: Scientists Admit ‘Mistakes’ Led To Alarming Results In Major Global Warming Study
Michael Bastasch | Energy Editor
9:18 AM 11/14/2018
https://dailycaller.com/2018/11/14/scientists-mistakes-global-warming/
MATH ERROR: Scientists Admit ‘Mistakes’ Led To Alarming Results In Major Global Warming Study
Michael Bastasch | Energy Editor
9:18 AM 11/14/2018
Agreed. I unfortunately know a gaggle of people that think we have zero impact on the world we live on.
Ask those same people if they would like to take a swim in a river near any industrial area.
2 cents from Jordan Peterson:
I wonder how many of the mushy brains in that classroom actually soaked in what he said which is absolutely correct.
I saw some hands up for questions. Would like to have heard what they were asking.
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