Liberals offically lift gag on scientists

gerryh

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I was just asking a question. Its all about money so how many electronic bank transfers to the UN Climate Fund will it take to stop the climate from ever changing?




Lots and lots and lots...... and when the "climate" doesn't stop "changing" it will be because...either we really didn't cause that much...or...... we were too late in trying to make changes. Take your pick, but I would say that they are 2 reasons that will be given.
 

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MHz

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So it was all a ruse?
Let's assume that you want to learn about something, rather than just indicate you want to know all things right now that you start forming detailed questions on a topic and then when a scientist reads it he could point you in some specific area where the data is. ie how do you start a rocket engine?
Climategate might be the one that is about to get the most exposure on the international stage. Your method would get you a blank page and then you would complain about it not working.
Maybe they will un-gag the shrinks next and we can explore your compulsion with the red button.

Funny how you ignore all the reclamation that went on in Alberta after the oil was retrieved though, eh Cliffy?


There should be cat-tails growing on the edge of the slough. They absorb harsh chemical related to the oil industry. The tamarack (yellow trees) are a valuable resource and should be harvested. If this is a sandy area then pine is the right tree rather than white spruce.
There should be connector streams to all the puddles, water can then be pumped from the lowest on to the highest one and the running water eliminates bugs that thrive on stagnant water. Floating windmills could be used like they are on fishponds.
Open some paths for jet skies and small boats or import some floating moss and cover all the open water with a mat that is 3ft thick
 
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Walter

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Let's assume that you want to learn about something, rather than just indicate you want to know all things right now that you start forming detailed questions on a topic and then when a scientist reads it he could point you in some specific area where the data is. ie how do you start a rocket engine?
Climategate might be the one that is about to get the most exposure on the international stage. Your method would get you a blank page and then you would complain about it not working.
So it WAS all a ruse.
 

mentalfloss

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Federal scientists eager to share their research now that muzzles are off

It used to be that if you wanted to talk to a federal scientist who was monitoring salmon stocks in B.C. or studying the impacts of climate change on glaciers, you just called them up.

And then Stephen Harper became Prime Minister and a dark curtain fell across Canadian science.

The government’s media managers wanted to know the line of questioning in advance. Sometimes they’d ask for questions to be submitted by e-mail, and then hours or days later you’d get not a helpful scientist on the phone, but a written statement that seemed drafted by a team of bureaucrats.

But last week, Dr. Miller-Saunders and all her colleagues across the country learned they are no longer required to get approval from media handlers before talking to the media.

Science has been freed by the new government in Ottawa, just as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised in the Liberal election platform.

..more...

Federal scientists eager to share their research now that muzzles are off - The Globe and Mail
 

Curious Cdn

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Global Warming Alarmists Caught Doctoring '97-Percent Consensus' Claims

Global warming alarmists and their allies in the liberal media have been caught doctoring the results of a widely cited paper asserting there is a 97-percent scientific consensus regarding human-caused global warming.

Well, you're clearly a knowledgeable climate scientist. So, your scientific approach to the "climate anomalies" problem is to gag any opinion to the contrary, Doctor? ... can I call you, Doctor?

Doctor Harper thought so.
 

mentalfloss

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Yes they doctored the consensus even though they're not the ones that actually analyzed the collection of studies smh
 

DaSleeper

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Tell us exactly what percentage was the consensus... huh?

great
i wonder if they will turn the radiation measuring doohickies on the west coast back on as well
(Harper had them turned off a few weeks after fukushima apparantly)
they should be able to talk to the press too...
That word give you license to spew any bullshït?
When were these stations shut down?
This must be what you were talking about but with your reading comprehension:rolleyes:
On September 15, 2011, Health Canada ended its weekly data postings, resuming its previous schedule of quarterly postings of the fixed point data. This change does not impact Health Canada's continuous and ongoing monitoring. These changes in posts to the website were made as radiation levels across Canada are within normal background levels and there is no cause for concern. Please note that Health Canada continues to closely monitor the situation in Japan and review data received from the monitoring systems in Canada on a daily basis. If the situation changes, Health Canada will reassess the frequency of reporting on the website.

Source: Health Canada's Radiation Monitoring Data and the Nuclear Emergency in Japan
 

captain morgan

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Well, you're clearly a knowledgeable climate scientist. So, your scientific approach to the "climate anomalies" problem is to gag any opinion to the contrary, Doctor? ... can I call you, Doctor?

Doctor Harper thought so.


... And your qualifications are?

Mind you, there's nothing stopping you from digging deep in your own pockets and writing a handful of cheques... Have you done that or are you more of a talk the talk but can't walk the walk kinda guy?
 

HarperCons

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No that's capitalism when the capital has exhausted its usefulness.

example: detroit