Monthly Archives: December 2014

Survey: Where have you mainly worked?

Posted on 8 December 2014 by Scottish-Sceptic

Results from survey “Professional Background & Attitude to Climate” undertaken in Spring 2014 Field summary for Q02 Where have you mainly worked? Answer Count Percentage Public sector (1) 1301 23.17% Private (>1000 employees) (2) 1441 25.66% Private (100-1000 employees) (3) … Continue reading →

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Survey: What has been your main working occupation?

Posted on 7 December 2014 by Scottish-Sceptic

Results from survey “Professional Background & Attitude to Climate” undertaken in Spring 2014 Field summary for Q01 What has been your main working occupation? Answer Count Percentage Science (including teaching) (A02) 1460 25.58% Engineering (including teaching) (A03) 2101 36.81% Teaching … Continue reading →

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Survey: How often do you read convinced blogs

Posted on 6 December 2014 by Scottish-Sceptic

Results from survey “Professional Background & Attitude to Climate” undertaken in Spring 2014 Field summary for I002 How often do you read blogs that are in general convinced that manmade warming is a problem such as Skeptical Science, Real Climate, … Continue reading →

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Questons from survey

Posted on 5 December 2014 by Scottish-Sceptic

A copy of the questions   Professional Background & Attitude to Climate Welcome. This survey is being undertaken by the Scottish Climate & Energy Forum to understand more about those engaged in the climate debate. The majority of questions are … Continue reading →

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Should I publish the survey data?

Posted on 5 December 2014 by Scottish-Sceptic

For months since getting a deluge of responses to the survey on sceptics I’ve been trying to find some way to get funding to hire in the necessary resources to do the funding and/or work with a group who have … Continue reading →

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Why academics should pay the cost when Global warming fails

Posted on 5 December 2014 by Scottish-Sceptic

If you offer advice to government and claim that advice should be followed, then you are taking on the role of a normal private sector consultant who is legally liable for the costs incurred by those to whom they give … Continue reading →

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Survey: how often do you read Sceptic blogs

Posted on 5 December 2014 by Scottish-Sceptic

To give an idea of the output, this is the data from the first question as displayed on the summary report. Results of survey “Professional Background & Attitude to Climate” undertaken in Spring 2014 Results Number of records in this … Continue reading →

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"funding is a primary driver" of activists

Posted on 4 December 2014 by Scottish-Sceptic

In an article referring to Global Warming activists Randal Simonetti  a consultant in reputational management spells out the truth we sceptics know, the activists are primarily driven by money:- “you must first consider the driving motive that supports the attacker’s … Continue reading →

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uBurns.com

Posted on 4 December 2014 by Scottish-Sceptic

I’ve now updated uBurns.com which gives a simulated 100 year forecast of climate assuming a simple 1/f noise model to display the distribution frequency. Contents: Graph showing equivalent of individual global temperature data scaled -1 to 1. A smoothed graph … Continue reading →

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Lima: the straw that breaks the Green's back?

Posted on 4 December 2014 by Scottish-Sceptic

Back in 2012 when the Kyoto Commitment came to an end, I thought the greens would take a few months to realise what had happened, wake up, smell reality, and know that world governments are just stringing them along. Two … Continue reading →

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