Please read up on climate science before making outrageous statements like you do (and provide sources for your claims). Maybe you can start learning here: https://climatefeedback.org/evaluation/washington-examiner-o...
Please read up on climate science before making outrageous statements like you do (and provide sources for your claims). Maybe you can start learning here: https://climatefeedback.org/evaluation/washington-examiner-o...
My point is that I have yet to see an academic model of climate change that under predicted the actual warming (or sea rise) that has subsequently been measured. You can interpret that in lots of ways, but what you can't deny is that if every model is over estimating, there is a clear systemic bias.
Well, here's one under prediction:
Hansen made 3 scenarios in 1988 (A, B and C), of which A over-estimated the warming, B was almost spot-on and C was under-estimating the warming.