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Do Climate Models Account For Technology?

Ryan DeLongpre
4 min readMar 25, 2018

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Following my article on the dubious ethics of Climate modeling I had an interesting Twitter conversation with a climate alarmist which made me realize that there are even more problems with this whole doomsday scenario.

First, notice the language: “if trends continue” — I was under the impression that the problem is that the Climate was rapidly changing (for the worse) and we should do something about it.

Secondly, and more importantly, I asked him if, and how, those catastrophic predictions accounted for technological improvements, his answer was vague and didn’t address my question but I propose we dive further into it.

Most climate models that I’ve seen use a 20-30 years timeframe and all of them have a negative outlook: higher temperatures, higher sea levels, decreasing of ice caps, increasing of CO2, etc etc

For simplicity let’s take a 25 years span and let’s go back to 1993.

Jurassic Park

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Ryan DeLongpre
Ryan DeLongpre

Written by Ryan DeLongpre

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