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.
The figure of 52% that Curry mentions as a result of a 'recent' survey, at the finish of the second video from Dec. 2015, is from a survey done in 2013, https://judithcurry.com/2013/11/10/the-52-consensus/ , while in the most recent survey of the same organization (American Meteorological Society) it's 67%: http://blog.ametsoc.org/news/new-survey-shows-ams-members-positions-on-climate-change/
The figure of 52% that Curry mentions as a result of a 'recent' survey, at the finish of the second video from Dec. 2015, is from a survey done in 2013,
ReplyDeletehttps://judithcurry.com/2013/11/10/the-52-consensus/ , while in the most recent survey of the same organization (American Meteorological Society) it's 67%:
http://blog.ametsoc.org/news/new-survey-shows-ams-members-positions-on-climate-change/