🚀 go-pugleaf

Roger Coppock wrote:
> I Am *Not* Mentok wrote:
> >
> > http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/1997/11.06/BrighteningSuni.html wherein it
> > says:
> >
> > "There is a better explanation for global warming than air pollution, two
> > _Harvard_ researchers say:
>
> You're "Harvard" "researchers" (Ahem! Cough! Cough!)
> are Soon and Baliunas, who've both been on the
> Carbon fuel industry take for many years now.
> A partial and out-of-data list of money they've taken
> from industry interests is below.
>
>
> > '*the* *Sun* *is* *increasing* *in* *brightness* *and* *radiance*.'
>
> In science, it's not somebodys word, but real data which
> determines the facts.  What does actual data say?
>
> Over the last 29 years direct, not proxy, measurement of
> *the* *Sun's* *output* *has* *shown* *no* *long* *term* *growth,*
> just a small amplitude 11-year cycle,
> so something else must be warming the Earth:
> http://www.pmodwrc.ch/pmod.php?topic=tsi/composite/SolarConstant
>
> =-=-=-=-=-=
>
> Willie Soon:
> "Fraser Forum" contributing writer with Fraser Institute: $ 120,000
> Science Roundtable Member with Tech Central Station: $ 95,000
> Senior Scientist with George C. Marshall Institute: $ 515,000
>
> Sallie Baliunas:
> Board of Academic and Scientific Advisors with Committee for a
> Constructive Tomorrow: $ 382,000
> Senior Scientist, Science Advisory Board Member with George C. Marshall
> Institute: $ 515,000
> Scientific Expert with Competitive Enterprise Institute: $ 1,645,000
> Enviro-Sci host, Science Roundtable Member with Tech Central Station: $
> 95,000
> Spokeswoman with Manhattan Institute for Policy Research: $ 175,000
> Policy Expert with Heritage Foundation: $ 525,000
> Position Paper Reviewer with American Council on Science and Health: $
> 85,000

Like this paper Roger....
http://www.giss.nasa.gov/research/news/20030320/

"The accurate long-term dataset, therefore, shows a significant
positive trend (.05 percent per decade) in TSI between the solar minima
of solar cycles 21 to 23 (1978 to present). This major finding may help
climatologists to distinguish between solar and man-made influences on
climate."