“NY Post: ‘The imploding cabal to criminalize climate dissent’” reads the headline on Morano’s latest installment at his ClimateDepot.com
Morano begins:
“These know-it-alls claim there’s a “consensus” on climate change and what to do about it.
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Mr. Morano,
There certainly is a fundamental consensus on the basics of what climate science can tell us about our planet and the impact of humanity’s centuries long burning of ever more stupendous amounts of fossil fuels which release CO2 and other greenhouse gases into our atmosphere and oceans.
It’s not that complicated, we live on a geophysical planet which behaves according to understandable dynamics. Determined people aren’t that stupid. Given resources there’s not much they can’t figure out, as the past centuries of progress make plain.
Air Force scientists of the post WWII years certainly received the resources to study our atmosphere and how energy moves through it. It wasn’t just the US either. Working independently were Australian and Russian Air Force scientists along with other lesser players. All in the interest of developing better weapons and communication. Succeed they certainly did and by the seventies the fundamentals were resolved (Independently even! It’s not like the USSR or USA was sharing information back then) and it remains solid.
As proof of that solidity we have an assortment of modern marvels that are absolutely dependent on a superb level of understanding of the radiative properties of our atmosphere. It’s paranoid and thoughtless to believe it’s still up for debate. That can only be done by remaining rigidly ensconced within one’s own echo-chamber.
“CO2 Science dependent modern marvels, For your consideration”
“Archive, Hanscom AFB Atmospheric Studies, Cambridge Research Lab”
We know how much fossil fuels humanity has been burning!
We know the physics of greenhouse gases and infrared radiation!
We know that because of this fundamental unavoidable physics that greenhouse gases act as atmospheric insulation, slowing down the escape of heat to outer space. Scientists observe and measure this phenomena.