Yes, you can now get that unpublished paper of yours on the internet without risking the Secret Police knock on the door or the termination slip in your pay envelope. Names can be left off to protect the innocent.
Professor Harry Priem: Global carbon cycle.
Bob Fosters series of papers;
[1] "CLIMATE-CHANGE
SCIENCE AND THE KYOTO PROTOCOL"
International Association for Energy Economics
23rd Annual IAEE International Conference, Sydney 7-10
June 2000
[2] "The Kyoto Protocol: don't
forget the science", 13, September, 2000
with over 70 figures, can be downloaded in pdf
from the Lavoisier site
Submission to Joint Standing Committee on Treaties inquiry
into the Kyoto Protocol
Introductory comments by Bob Foster
[3] "Climate-change science: duel of the hypotheses",
31, December, 2000.
Second supplementary submission to the Joint Standing
Committee on Treaties inquiry into the Kyoto Protocol
Full version with 27 Figures
[4] "Two parliamentary inquiries into greenhouse",
2, March, 2001
Notes by Bob Foster and Abstract
for [2] above.
[5] Comments by Bob Foster 1 on the Kyoto Protocol’s bones of contention; 21, August, 2001
[6] The Carbon Challenge: should Australia decarbonise ?, posted 7, October, 2001
[7] WHY AUSTRALIA MUST NOT RATIFY THE KYOTO PROTOCOL posted 16, Jan., 2002
[8] Critique of IPCC "Summary for
Policymakers", posted 16, May, 2002
HUMBUG CORNER
Critical reviews by by Bob Foster
email Bob Foster: fosbob@bigpond.com
8 February 2001,
Introduction to Humbug Corner
One of the tenets of Marxist/Leninist doctrine was that the end justified
the means. In those far-off days, it meant that you were free to
kill those whom you deemed to be ‘Enemies of the People’. Albeit
in another form, the principle survives today.
Happily we live in less-polarised times now; and we don’t seek to kill those whose world-view differs from our own. Nevertheless a tenet which says “you are allowed to lie about science so long as your cause is good enough” has still to be opposed. The stakes, intellectually if no longer physically, remain high.
Opposition starts with recognition and exposure. I am therefore preparing an occasional series of short analyses of written material relating to climate-change science. Some targets will be less authoritative than others, and some lies, obfuscations, and omissions will be ‘whiter’ than others. But in all cases, vigilance is an inherently worth-while endeavour. While it seems an unrewarding and time-consuming exercise - like culling elephants - someone has to do it.
Humbug #1 NW Europe winter
wave-climate
Humbug #2 West Antarctic
Ice Sheet (WAIS) and popular press
Back of a Truck: New section for those reports leaked or
"fell of the back of a truck".
IPCC Guide to Authors
© 2001 Bob Foster & Warwick Hughes
www.globalwarming-news.com
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