"Models only say what they are told to say." - Matt Briggs
Rather than compare model outputs using different emissions assumptions, using only models which assume that carbon dioxide is the dominate climate forcing, why not compare those IPCC models with models which consider natural forcings as well as GHGs?
"Models only say what they are told to say." - Matt Briggs
Rather than compare model outputs using different emissions assumptions, using only models which assume that carbon dioxide is the dominate climate forcing, why not compare those IPCC models with models which consider natural forcings as well as GHGs?
Javier Vinos discusses a rational approach to models in his "Solving the Climate Puzzle," chapters 49 through 51.
"Models only say what they are told to say." - Matt Briggs
Rather than compare model outputs using different emissions assumptions, using only models which assume that carbon dioxide is the dominate climate forcing, why not compare those IPCC models with models which consider natural forcings as well as GHGs?
Javier Vinos discusses a rational approach to models in his "Solving the Climate Puzzle," chapters 49 through 51.