AGW - is it bad or good?

[ArcticMelt2]

I decided to ask the opinion of the people. As most people think, climate change is bad or good. This is very important in light of the feasibility of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

[ArcticMelt2]

Most climate optimists like to give studies that say that the northern countries will benefit from warming, and tropical ones will lose.

https://www.pnas.org/content/116/20/9808



But it seems to me there will be no winners. Just a few people represent the size of warming in the future (the greatest warming is expected in the Nordic countries).

[oren]

Is this some kind of joke?

[ArcticMelt2]

No kidding, I've seen a lot of climatologists work that proves that warming is good. For example, Roy Spencer, a former NASA scientist.

<snip, no links to climate risk deniers on this forum; N.>

[b_lumenkraft]

Roy Spencer

In TCS Daily, Spencer wrote, "Twenty years ago, as a PhD scientist, I intensely studied the evolution versus intelligent design controversy for about two years. And finally, despite my previous acceptance of evolutionary theory as 'fact,' I came to the realization that intelligent design, as a theory of origins, is no more religious, and no less scientific, than evolutionism. In the scientific community, I am not alone.

Joke confirmed!

Or is this thread for FUD reasons?

[gerontocrat]

Another thread that needs strangling at birth.

[b_lumenkraft]

Funny how the German Wikipedia page especially mentioned that Roy Spencer is a known climate change denier directly on top and the English one doesn't.

[ArcticMelt2]

Another thread that needs strangling at birth.

Why? People can not properly discuss this topic?

You can not discuss, and just vote.

[Neven]

Why? People can not properly discuss this topic?

You can not discuss, and just vote.

It's a stupid discussion, fueled by disinformation that has been spread for over four decades now.

No kidding, I've seen a lot of climatologists work that proves that warming is good. For example, Roy Spencer, a former NASA scientist.

<snip, no links to climate risk deniers on this forum; N.>

You're not kidding, but then you come with Roy Spencer as a reference. Please, inform yourself better or go find some other forum.

This thread is closed.