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SCOPE and FOCUS:

  • The variety of differing scientific opinions regarding the causes of 20th/21st century global warming and climate change is somewhat surprising, considering that Physics and Mathematics are the common language for describing them, and considering that Physics and Mathematics are the oldest and most mature of all the hard sciences. Nevertheless, here we are. This discussion is intended to be an open forum for sharing and discussing differing alternative concepts about the sources and causative factors for the earth's temperature and climate history, from ancient times up to the present day, including predictions for the future. Ideally, these discussions will be evidence-based. Discussions about the process of conducting good science are also appropriate.

RESPECT for PARTICIPANTS:

  • It is also surprising how emotional this subject has become for many people. Pejorative name-calling and labelling abound within many internet forums. Please — such things are not welcome here. Pejorative language is not conducive to successfully resolving alternative viewpoints.

CONTENTS:

  • The first page of this thread is pre-reserved for user tips and recommended best practices.
  • The second page of this thread is pre-reserved for thought-provoking, discussion-starter posts. Each one highlights an important aspect of climate science, citing a high-quality paper.
  • The third page of this thread is pre-reserved for highlighting the work of some of the active participants posting on this thread. This can give new readers an idea of the mix of content they will find throughout this thread.
  • New posts by ResearchGate members begin on the fourth page of this thread.
  • Initially, most of the above category entries are placeholders, but they will be replaced with content, as described above, in the very near term.

    Here are the direct links to each of the first four pages in the thread:

  • https://www.researchgate.net/post/The_physical_processes_of_global_warming_and_climate_change--How_can_alternative_viewpoints_be_resolved/1
  • https://www.researchgate.net/post/The_physical_processes_of_global_warming_and_climate_change--How_can_alternative_viewpoints_be_resolved/2
  • https://www.researchgate.net/post/The_physical_processes_of_global_warming_and_climate_change--How_can_alternative_viewpoints_be_resolved/3
  • https://www.researchgate.net/post/The_physical_processes_of_global_warming_and_climate_change--How_can_alternative_viewpoints_be_resolved/4
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