Look at this gem from the paper: Cant argue that floods haven’t increased. Ok, let’s try cost of floods. Still increasing. What about inflation adjusted % of GDP. Wee, graph goes downwards. Let’s publish that.pic.twitter.com/AUWQwLybmS
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Look at this gem from the paper: Cant argue that floods haven’t increased. Ok, let’s try cost of floods. Still increasing. What about inflation adjusted % of GDP. Wee, graph goes downwards. Let’s publish that.pic.twitter.com/AUWQwLybmS
Hos argument is literally: we can just pay for all the damage caused by climate change, if the economy grows fast enough.
Truth hurts sometimes
If ”(insignificant) regression lines” placed on count data are ”truth” for you, I don’t really know what to say. I take it you are one of those people who would make the decision on crossing a river based on its average depth?
The hallmark of an activist scientist. "I dont like what your data shows"
Facts bother you that much, Andrew? Maybe, don’t bring pre-conceived notions to your analysis in the future.
I take it you’re getting no less angry now that this post is being crowded and shared by climate deniers and fossil shills. :-) But yeah, Bjorn isn’t exactly known for scientific rigor.
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