- 112 quotes, by 100 scientists with doctorates
| Dr Arun Ahluwalia: | “Man indeed may be a pygmy before nature and incapable of causing or reversing a global warming or climate change. To err on the side of caution let us presume man may be contributing a minor fraction towards warming of the earth. The planet has a great resilience we must not however forget.” |
| Dr Syun-Ichi Akasofu: | “… climate change, or temperature, has been rising. Somehow the IPCC decided that the increase in the last 100 years is due to the greenhouse effect; however, a significant part of that would be just due to natural change. So, even if we spend lots of money on suppressing CO2 release, it wouldn’t do any good, because it’s a natural change.” |
| Dr Ralph B. Alexander: | “Global warming may be real, but there’s hardly a shred of good scientific evidence that it has very much to do with the amount of CO2 we’re producing, or even that temperatures have risen as much as warmists say.” |
| Dr William JR Alexander: | “The assertion that the recent rapid rise of CO2 is unique and dangerous is both deceptive and irrelevant because CO2 does not drive the world’s climate, ... there is clearly no evidence for the CO2-based theory of global warming. Indeed, there is only evidence against it.” |
| Dr Tim Ball: | Climate change has happened, is happening and will always happen. Contrary to the message of the last thirty years, current rate of climate change is well within the bounds of natural variability. Thus, a perfectly natural phenomenon became the biggest deception in history. |
| Dr Robert Balling: | The IPCC notes that “No significant acceleration in the rate of sea level rise during the 20th century has been detected.” This did not appear in the IPCC Summary for Policymakers. |
| Dr Jack Barrett: | ... any increase in the carbon dioxide content of the atmosphere will not affect the average temperature of the troposphere |
| Dr Lucka Bogataj: | “Rising levels of airborne carbon dioxide don’t cause global temperatures to rise…. temperature changed first and some 700 years later a change in aerial content of carbon dioxide followed.” |
| Dr Reid Bryson: | “All this argument is the temperature going up or not, it’s absurd… Of course it’s going up. It has gone up since the early 1800s, before the Industrial Revolution, because we’re coming out of the Little Ice Age, not because we’re putting more carbon dioxide into the air.” |
| Dr John Christy: | “Little known to the public is the fact that most of the scientists involved with the IPCC do not agree that global warming is occurring. Its findings have been consistently misrepresented and/or politicized with each succeeding report.” |
| Dr Ian Clark: | “The Earth has supported abundant life many times in the geological past when there were much higher levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. It is quite likely that future generations will benefit from the enrichment of Earth’s atmosphere with more carbon dioxide.” |
| Dr Rosa Compagnucci: | “Humans have only contributed a few tenths of a degree to warming on Earth. Solar activity is a key driver of climate.” |
| Dr Michael Connolly: | “The data from the weather balloons has shown quite categorically there is no greenhouse effect. Increasing greenhouse gases will increase the rate of adsorption but because the atmosphere is in internal dynamic equilibrium it also increases the rate of emission. The net effect is none.” |
| Dr Ronan Connolly: | “Depending on which published data and studies you use, you can show that all of the warming is caused by the sun, but the IPCC uses a different data set to come up with the opposite conclusion, ... In their insistence on forcing a so-called scientific consensus, the IPCC seems to have decided to consider only those data sets and studies that support their chosen narrative,” |
| Dr Vincent Courtillot: | “Together with Jean-Louis Le Mouël and some Russian colleagues, we have shown that some specific features of the magnetic field were remarkably well correlated with some variations in the sun’s activity – which in itself was not surprising – but the fact that it also correlated with the mean global temperature of the lower atmosphere came to us as a real surprise. This is how I started to get interested in climatology at the decadal to centennial time scale, an area which is not my specialty, though I had already encountered climatologists at the million year time scale with the Indian volcanism.” |
| Dr Richard Courtney: | “The empirical evidence strongly indicates that the anthropogenic global warming hypothesis is wrong.” |
| Dr Judith Curry: | “I’m not going to just spout off and endorse the IPCC because I don’t have confidence in the process.” |
