Re Greenland, a big clue is the study's title: Recent Ice-Sheet Growth in the Interior of Greenland. In essence, the Karakoram glaciers are the exception that proves the rule. Overall, Himalayan glaciers are retreating - satellite measurements have observed "an overall deglaciation of 21%" from 1962 to 2007. This region has shown short term glacier growth in contrast to the long term, widespread glacier retreat throughout the rest of the Himalayas due to feedback processes associated with monsoon season. He's actually quoting himself and attributing it to the AMS! To put the Himalayas in context, the original AMS study is not refuting global warming but observing anomalous behaviour in a particular region, the Karakoram mountains. What Al got rightĬontrary to James Taylor's article, the American Meteorological Society's Journal of Climate never said growing glaciers are "confounding global warming alarmists" - that's a quote from the Heartland Institute website written by. Nevertheless, it is instructive to look at the purported errors in An Inconvenient Truth as it reveals a lot about climate science and the approach of his critics. Debunking Gore does not disprove anthropogenic global warming. It's worth pointing out that Al Gore is a politician, not a climate scientist. Mr Justice Barton yesterday said that while the film was "broadly accurate" in its presentation of climate change, he identified nine significant errors in the film, some of which, he said, had arisen in "the context of alarmism and exaggeration" to support the former US vice-president's views on climate change.” ( The Guardian) “Al Gore's Oscar-winning documentary on global warming, An Inconvenient Truth, was criticised by a high court judge who highlighted what he said were "nine scientific errors" in the film. The scientific consensus on climate change gets even stronger.Skeptical Science New Research for Week #42, 2021.
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