These articles present a unique radical analysis of the global warming social phenomenon and environmental, health and safety issues. Denis G Rancourt is a former professor of physics (University of Ottawa) and an environmental science researcher. His scientific research has been concentrated in the areas of spectroscopic and diffraction measurement methods, magnetism, reactive environmental nanoparticles, aquatic sediments and nutrients, and boreal forest lakes.
Saturday, December 1, 2012
RT video features a debate about climate science with Patrick Michaels, Denis Rancourt, and Richard Milne
Fun stuff. Richard Milne backed by nothing but impressive-sounding numbers of "consensus" like-minded scientists vs two men backed by historical records and empirical data/ evidence. Milne must have been embarrassed at coming across about the same as a little kid who thinks something must be true because they saw it on TV or their big brother said so.
Thanks. Very interesting. Not the science, which you couldn't expand on, but the attitudes.
ReplyDeleteFun stuff. Richard Milne backed by nothing but impressive-sounding numbers of "consensus" like-minded scientists vs two men backed by historical records and empirical data/ evidence. Milne must have been embarrassed at coming across about the same as a little kid who thinks something must be true because they saw it on TV or their big brother said so.
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