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So what more can we do to lessen the effect considering the scientist say that this is on the cards anyway.

 

On the cards, what cards are these? Fake news, lots of it around recently.

 

"Notice that the green and orange bars are both bigger than the black bar. This shows that greenhouse gases have caused more warming than has been observed over the past six decades, but some of that was offset by cooling from human aerosol pollution. And the best estimate from the body of peer-reviewed climate science research is that humans are responsible for more than 100% of the global surface warming since 1950, with natural factors probably offsetting a little bit of that with a slight cooling influence."

 

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/climate-consensus-97-per-cent/2014/sep/15/97-vs-3-how-much-global-warming-are-humans-causing

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So what more can we do to lessen the effect considering the scientist say that this is on the cards anyway.

 

The scientists say that we need to reduce CO2 emissions to the extent that temperature rise can be kept to less than 2 degrees Celsius, ideally lower - surely you are aware of this

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Who is HAROLD DOIRON?

 

It says on the tin retired NASA engineer.

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It says on the tin retired NASA engineer.

 

A mechanic, giving a speech in a cafe?

 

These Youtubers are amazing, anyone can do it, some of them become millionaires. My friends daughter is 18 and trying to get into it, instead of going to uni.

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Yeah, NASA Engineer is the same as a mechanic. :loopy:

 

Engineer doesn't mean someone who works with spanners, only in the UK do we have washing machine engineers and gas boiler engineers. Elsewhere in the world Engineer strictly means people who are chartered with a professional body, and most of them probably never use a physical tool in their professional life. They engineer solutions using science and mathematics. The "mechanic" you're trying to dismiss has at least one PhD.

That doesn't make him right, but to belittle his intelligence by dismissively calling him an mechanic just makes you look stupid, unless you're a professor on the quiet, he's more highly educated than you by far.

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Yeah, NASA Engineer is the same as a mechanic. :loopy:

 

 

Just had a NASA 'scientist' on radio Leeds telling drivers how to stop their windscreens freezing up, and he wasn't saying anything about reducing your carbon footprint ;)

 

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The "mechanic" you're trying to dismiss has at least one PhD.

 

Millions of people have a equivalent 'Phd'.

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Yes, millions of people are doctors of engineering. They worked hard for it, they're not mechanics.

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A mechanic, giving a speech in a cafe?

 

These Youtubers are amazing, anyone can do it, some of them become millionaires. My friends daughter is 18 and trying to get into it, instead of going to uni.

 

Yep thick as a brick mechanic :rolleyes:,

https://www.engr.uky.edu/me/files/2011/05/document2008-10-29-070818.pdf

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The scientists say that we need to reduce CO2 emissions to the extent that temperature rise can be kept to less than 2 degrees Celsius, ideally lower - surely you are aware of this

 

Didn't the Americans pull out of that deal? Effectively leaving it in tatters.

 

We can do what we can, but if the big boys aren't on-board we're ******* in the wind.

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Can you explain what relevance his expertise in vibrations in rocket engines has to commenting on climate science?

 

You wouldn't ask an electrical engineering Phd to design you a bridge. Why would to ask a mechanical engineering Phd for analysis of the climate?

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