Detailed evidence fails to support man-made climate change

[maury <maury@webtexas.com>]

Recognizing the controversial nature for some; and granting perhaps

tangential relevance to radiation safety and to risk analysis; I have

bitten off both of my typing fingers and present only the links and the

barest summary of Sen. Inhofe's excellent, detailed stake driven into

the heart of anthropogenic global climate change ....

Cheers,

Maury  maury@webtexas.com

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PP=PPP

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The press release may be seen at:

http://inhofe.senate.gov/preleases.htm



The entire presentation is at:

http://inhofe.senate.gov/floorspeeches.htm





Monday, July 28, 2003



INHOFE DELIVERS MAJOR SPEECH ON THE SCIENCE OF CLIMATE CHANGE

“Catastrophic global warming alarmism not based on objective science”



Washington, D.C.-Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.), chairman of

the Committee on Environment and Public Works, delivered a comprehensive

speech on the science of climate change today,

concluding that, based on the best, most objective science available,

predictions of catastrophic global warming are

baseless and should be rejected.



 The following are excerpts from today’s press release:



 · “Much of the debate over global warming is predicated on fear, rather

than science.”



· “I have offered compelling evidence that catastrophic global warming

is a hoax. That conclusion is supported by the painstaking work of the

nation's top climate scientists.”



“What have scientists concluded? The Kyoto Protocol has no environmental

benefits; natural variability, not fossil fuel emissions, is the

overwhelming factor influencing climate change;

satellite data, confirmed by NOAA balloon measurements,

confirms that no meaningful warming has occurred over the last century;

and climate models predicting dramatic temperature increases over the

next 100 years are flawed and highly imperfect.”







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