True, but try and find one that is a climatologist and one that has a peer reviewed paper.
Yes. Shall I post the issues that have arisen in the peer review process, or are you already aware of them and dismiss them as shilling for big oil?
...yes go on.
....yes, moot, but go on.
It's not moot, it is very much pertinent, science of the day was certain that the world was flat, and instead of setting out to prove their science, they used unethical methods to impeach those that disagreed. I've seen this same behaviour from both sides of this equation.
As to "go on". Go on with what? Are you reading into my posts, my observations? Are you looking for something in particular from me?
Nope, I haven't the faculties, nor the inclination. I enjoy reading his debates and weighing what he presents, to that of his opponents. He makes a strong case and I agree with the bulk of what he posts.
Okay....ever challenge a skeptic on this site before?
Yes, Extrafire, a long time ago, on two sites actually.
You continue to say that change is occurring but don't acknowledge that it is AGW.
Your point? I'm not sold either way. That doesn't mean I am not aware of mans foot print on the planet, or that I do not believe that we are in someway responsible for our present environmental concerns. I am guarded however, because I believe that there are several issues at play here, and that there are even more catalysts for what is happening.
The skeptic industry is like the lawyers for OJ.....and they are succeeding in confusing the jury.
That's subjective. You've picked a side and I can understand your position. Because I see bothsides as an "industry", equally contemptible at this point. I once admired and respected Suzuki, he's forever more a nutter in my books now.
This issue is far larger and more important to be about just picking a side and bashing the other into silence.