Monday, May 11, 2015

WUWT hits a new low - of the mundane denier weird kind

I'd say that WUWT is the inverse of global surface temperature. It's hit a new low of extreme denialism - of the mundane kind. I took a snapshot of the home page as it is now. (The archived page is formatted differently.)

Have a look! Anthony Watts is trying everything he can think of, no matter how silly, to see if something sticks in his deniers' brains.

Has WUWT hit a new low of denialism? (Of the mundane kind.)

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3 comments:

  1. billMay 11, 2015 at 4:33 PM

    Do you reckon you should even bother to write the article if the answer to the question you pose in your headline is 'no'?

    (See what I did there?)

    And CO2 is plant food all right - as any trip through California will currently attest!

    Less Stupid deniers, please...

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  2. MillicentMay 11, 2015 at 5:47 PM

    "plants encouraged" - now that is wonderfull! I can see a disconsolate lettuce being cheered up no end. I am a bit puzzled though as to how deniers insist 400ppm is such a low number that it cannot produce a greenhouse effect, while at the same time it is sufficient to boost plant morale.

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    1. cRR KampenMay 11, 2015 at 11:28 PM

      All climate revisionists deny that CO2 is a GHG, it is that simple.
      Usually in convoluted right wing authorianism talk it reads 'CO2 is of course a GHG with no discernable GHG effect' or moronism like that all meaning the same thing: CO2 is no GHG. That is all.

      To those who think 400ppm cannot make a difference, feed about 27 grams of HCN/70 kg of body weight, truly it helps.

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