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• TITLE: The Anti-Science of Climate Change Advocates

  AUTHORS: Lawrence Southwick

  KEYWORDS: Climate, Science, Convictions, Operational Definitions, Models

  JOURNAL NAME: iBusiness, Vol.8 No.2, June 9, 2016

  ABSTRACT: I do not know whether anthropogenic climate change is occurring. However, I know that I do not know. There are numerous others who also do not know whether anthropogenic climate change is occurring. However, they appear not to know that they do not know. Worse, they are asserting that they do know. In order to be able to make valid decisions in respect of the issue, the science will have to be dramatically improved. This paper is written with the aim of promoting such scientific improvement, particularly in defining the concept of climate change. It also includes a way of testing some of the most important claims of climate alarmists without the necessity of actually defining climate change, along with examples of the appropriate tests (which all give negative results).