It is important to realize that economic models show that the overall impact of a moderate warming (1-‐2oC) will be beneficial.
First, please note Lomborg talks about economic models. Does that mean all, most, or at least one which is the one Lomborg prefers?
Second, please note that Lomborg does not say why is it important to realize that the overall impact &c.
So, why?
(Source: planet3.org)
62 Years of Global Warming in 13 Seconds=, by climate central.org, from a friend of mine.
Bart R,
Showing that Peter Lang armwaves unsubstantiated accusations thread after thread suffices. There’s not much else he could reply, at this time of the exchange. Unless, of course, he was bound by the INTEGRITY ™ he put himself on the table.
We could wonder about Peter Lang’s lack of INTEGRITY ™. But as far as I am concerned, his recurring armwaving speaks for itself. See how this works.
First, demands that we do all the work for him.
Second, verbal abuses to motivate that we do all the work for him.
Third, baseless rejections of ALL THE WORK.
Fourth, gloating about his favorite pet peeves.
Fifth, rinse and repeat, using his buzz words of the moment.
(Source: judithcurry.com)
[Horatio raises the King from the undead. Not that the King is, mind you.]
You ain’t nothin’ but a loud blog
Denyin’ all the time
You ain’t nothin’ but a loud blog
Denyin’ all the time
Well, you ain’t never taught a Rabett
And you ain’t no friend of mine
When you said you was “sci class”
Well, that was just a lie
Yeah, you said you was “sci class”
Well, that was just a lie
Yeah, you ain’t never taught a Rabett
And you ain’t no friend of mine
(Source: planet3.org)
Bart R,
Thanks for your answers. I agree with the first one. I tell about the same thing about those who ask me: if you want to win chess games, play chess games. To play chess games, you need to sit in front of a chessboard and play. Really, play. It’s a game. You have to feel what it’s like to play.
(Source: judithcurry.com)
[Herewith is shown that reading requires discipline:]
> Figure 6 is output from Nordhaus (DICE model).
Good. Now, let’s recall Lomborg’s quote:
Many people argue that global warming is so urgent that we need to cut carbon emissions now. However, the problem is that almost no matter what we do now, it will only have a measurable impact in the second half of this century, as is evident in Figure 6. This matters because many of the cuts that have been proposed are hard to sustain. Thus, what matters is not necessarily to cut a lot now, but to make sure we can cut a lot in the long run.
(Source: judithcurry.com)
