The Sun is not causing Climate Change (Updated)

Posted by Chris Samuel on Jul 12th, 2007
2007
Jul 12

For those who may be puzzled by the issues raised by the ABC showing of “The Great Climate Change Swindle” you might like to read this BBC News Report detailing research published in one of the Royal Society’s journals (you can read a PDF copy of the paper free of charge).

A new scientific study concludes that changes in the Sun’s output cannot be causing modern-day climate change. It shows that for the last 20 years, the Sun’s output has declined, yet temperatures on Earth have risen. It also shows that modern temperatures are not determined by the Sun’s effect on cosmic rays, as has been claimed.

You may also like to read New Scientist’s “Climate change: A guide for the perplexed” and “The 7 biggest myths about climate change” to get an idea of the facts behind the issues.

Update: John Dalton has a nice writeup from his point of view called “Who’s Being Swindled ?

3 Responses

  1. John Dalton Says:

    Tried to add a TrackBack to this, but it doesn’t look like it showed up (moderated?). I posted at http://johndalton.info/2007/07/13/whos-being-swindled/

  2. Chris Samuel Says:

    Hi John!

    Your trackback isn’t in the moderation queue, and Akismet hasn’t picked it up as spam either, very odd.. :-(
    Thanks for that link - definitely worth reading!

  3. Donna Williams’ Blog » Blog Archive » The Great Climate Change Swindle? Or trumped up controversy? Says:

    [...] Those of you breathing a sigh of relief over the thought that the theory of man made climate change may have had holes in it, may not want to read this for fear of a big dose of realism. For those who dare, here’s the findings of the world’s leading governmental International Panel for Climate Change. [...]

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