Mann and company write more science fiction
Junk science: Michael Mann and associates have just released a paper claiming “The rate of sea level rise along the U.S. Atlantic coast is greater now than at any time in the past 2,000 years–and has shown a consistent link between changes in global mean surface temperature and sea level.” You can read the paper itself here.
For many, many, many reasons, I agree here with scientist Richard Mueller, who believes in global warming but also believes in good science, “I now have a list of people whose papers I won’t read anymore.”
Nonetheless, I have looked at this new paper by Mann and crew, and find its evidence so weak it ain’t worth the paper it’s written on. To look at the record of a single fossil and claim it is a sufficient proxy for sea level rise is downright laughable.
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Mr. Zimmerman, this is a little off topic but related.
Have you ever heard of or looked into the Rossi E-CAT ?
I have been following this for a while now and believe it is a valid use of a phenomenon Mr. Rossi has identified, it gets no mention
in our press.
The Rossi E-CAT is a low level nuclear reaction system that appears to produce much more energy output than input.
The inventor is involved in demonstrations and building a production facility in Greece and has plans to produce and sell units for
heat and electrical generation, I believe beginning in October.
You can read about it at PESN.com and see several Youtube videos on the subject.
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JGL