I have seen that IPCC statement you quoted before and don't regard it as credible.
Again, once again, over again, yet again, one more time, just
from what I wrote, from either data or models, there is no credible evidence that CO2 from human activities has had, is having, or will have a significant effect on temperature.
When there is credible evidence, I will pay close attention.
The IPCC can say "unequivocal" all they want, but that does not make their claims true.
Actually saying "unequivocal" is at best just a qualitative summary and no evidence at all.
So far, no one has any credible evidence that humans are significantly warming the earth, and in particular the IPCC has no such evidence.
If you want to point to where the IPCC has credible evidence, then fine, but just their claiming "unequivocal" means nothing.
But again, so far no one has any such credible evidence; in particular, the IPCC has none, and there is none to point to in their many long documents.
To explain further, the data from the 800,000 years has not changed. Data from just the last 150 years or so is not very much data. The models that have been tested by comparison with reality have nearly all failed. That's where we stand, including the IPCC.
I love how "skeptic249757" think their few hours of google searching is somehow comparable to a massive body of climate researchers that have spend decades digging into the state of our climate. It's like the time my boss told me the lump in my neck was nothing to worry about and I was wasting my time by having a doctor look at it.
But, as they say, you can't reason someone out of a position that didn't reason into in the first place.
Again, once again, over again, yet again, one more time, just from what I wrote, from either data or models, there is no credible evidence that CO2 from human activities has had, is having, or will have a significant effect on temperature.
When there is credible evidence, I will pay close attention.
The IPCC can say "unequivocal" all they want, but that does not make their claims true.
Actually saying "unequivocal" is at best just a qualitative summary and no evidence at all.
So far, no one has any credible evidence that humans are significantly warming the earth, and in particular the IPCC has no such evidence.
If you want to point to where the IPCC has credible evidence, then fine, but just their claiming "unequivocal" means nothing.
But again, so far no one has any such credible evidence; in particular, the IPCC has none, and there is none to point to in their many long documents.
To explain further, the data from the 800,000 years has not changed. Data from just the last 150 years or so is not very much data. The models that have been tested by comparison with reality have nearly all failed. That's where we stand, including the IPCC.