On Global Warming Senator Barbara Boxer's Own Experts Contradict with Obama

On Global Warming Senator Barbara Boxer's Own Experts Contradict with Obama

On Global Warming Senator Barbara Boxer's Own Experts Contradict with Obama

Expert witnesses called by Sen. Barbara Boxer to testify during Senate Environment and Public Works hearings yesterday contradicted a vital assertion made by The President on climate change.

Speaking at the Democratic fundraiser less than a month before directing the U.S. EPA to impose costly new restrictions on fractional co2 emissions, Obama said, “we also understand that the climate was warming faster than anybody anticipated five or decades ago”.

“I don’t have a lot patience for people who deny global warming,” Obama added.

However, climate scientists including U . N . Intergovernmental Panel on Climatic Change (IPCC) lead author Hans von Storch report temperatures have remained essentially flat within the last ten years, as well as within the last 20 years. Storch told Der Spiegel that 98 percent of IPCC climate models cannot replicate the prolonged pause in climate change, and IPCC ought to revise its computer models to correct their apparent warming bias.

During yesterday’s Environment and Public Works hearings, Sen. David Vitter asked a panel of experts, including experts selected by Boxer “Can any witnesses say they agree with Obama’s statement that warming has accelerated during the past a decade?”

For a lot of seconds, nobody said one word. Sitting only a few rows behind the expert witnesses, I figured I would be familiar with several crickets chirping, however I couldn’t tell for sure. We’ll give Obama the main benefit of the doubt and count the crickets inside the “maybe” camp.

After several seconds of deafening silence, our planets atmosphere activist Heidi Cullen, who formerly served being a meteorologist to the Weather Channel, attempted to change the subject. Cullen said our focus ought to be on extended period periods instead of the 10-year period mentioned by Obama. When pressed, however, she contradicted Obama’s central assertions and said warming has slowed, not accelerated.