On Apr 12, 5:00 am, Eric Swanson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Roy Spencer's presentation was given on the last session at the very
> end of the list and there's no mention of a proceedings of his
> presentation. Maybe there's something in the audio section, since it
> would appear that Spencer is just talking?? I think Spencer's claims
> must also pass the same basic question as Lindzen's, which is, how
> could there have been Ice Ages if there is a strong negative feedback
> due to tropical clouds?
>
> Note that the author of the article you cite, Owen McShane, was also a
> presenter at the Heartland Conference and his powerpoint slides are
> available.
>
> E. S.
Thanks Eric. I'm up to speed with the Heartland connection, and know
McShane of old. He's even sent me Spencer's powerpoint... (offered it
to all and sundry in a comment on a blog - I took him up on it ;-) )
(If you'd like a good laugh, go to the Heartland conference audio page
and listen to Monckton read out his redraft of the "Manhattan
Declaration".Prolix is polite...)
Talk me through the ice age connection. Do you mean that we could not
warm out of an ice age if there was a strong negative feedback in the
tropics?
Cheers
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