> Does anyone know the names and positions of those 75 scientists who comprise 97% of the worlds scientists?

Does anyone know the names and positions of those 75 scientists who comprise 97% of the worlds scientists?

Posted at: 2015-03-12 
I have asked this question before and no one did. Let us try again.

I can name a few:

pegminer - Y/A climate science hack

Jeff M - Y/A climate science hack

Climate Unrealist - wannabe Y/A climate science hack

Chem Flunky - a shape-shifting/climate controlling alien theorist here at Y/A

Trevor - a seemingly intelligent Y/A climate science hack

Big Gryph - a total hack

Baccheus - a Y/A climate science hack follower

Jungle Jim - a Y/A climate science wannabe

Hey Dook - a wannabe anything/hide my question hack

antarcticice - a brain-froze Y/A climate science hack

There's 10 of them. ... and they are all here at Y/A. Maybe this is where they all are?

I believe the 97% is based on surveys of published papers, not scientists per se. The latest survey of published papers I can find lists all the papers studied and their positions.

http://iopscience.iop.org/1748-9326/8/2/...

All those that endorse AGW are giving a score of 1 to 3 (the last number in each reference line). There are over 12,000 papers listed so I am sure you can manage to find 75 references to look up further from there (if you can bothered of the papers that look at effect or have a position, about 65%, then 97% of them should endorse AGW).

You might have a point, *if* the one study you are aware of were the *only* study that got similar results. But, to my knowledge, there have been a number of studies, with different groups, and among climate scientists none of the studies showed less than 90% acceptance of AGW within the past, oh, 25 years.

There is legitimate scientific debate about how much it will warm, what effects it will have, what feedbacks will be triggered, and so on. But virtually no one who actually knows anything about climate rejects the basic ideas that 1. it is warming, 2. the warming is primarily due to human carbon emissions (and other greenhouse gas emissions), and 3. the warming is likely to cause at least some problems.

Doctor who?

Try "asking" the "question" once again

a) in grammatically correct English

b) with some source / logic / explained fantasy about the alleged "75 scientists"

(Any (honest) ignoramus knows that over a THOUSAND scientists contribute to the IPCC reports, and many others also work in climate science, without directly contributing).

http://www.ipcc.ch/pdf/ar5/ar5_authors_r...

https://www.ipcc-wg1.unibe.ch/

http://www.ipcc.ch/ipccreports/tar/wg3/i...

c) first counteracting your extreme lack of knowledge with a few basic facts about the science you've been rotely denying, starting with the MASSIVE research that occurred long before the IPCC was even created in the late 1980s:

http://www.aip.org/history/climate/timel...

1824

Fourier calculates that the Earth would be far colder if it lacked an atmosphere. =>Simple models

1859

Tyndall discovers that some gases block infrared radiation. He suggests that changes in the concentration of the gases could bring climate change. =>Other gases

1896

Arrhenius publishes first calculation of global warming from human emissions of CO2. =>Simple models

1930s

Global warming trend since late 19th century reported. =>Modern temp's

Milankovitch proposes orbital changes as the cause of ice ages. =>Climate cycles

1938

Callendar argues that CO2 greenhouse global warming is underway, reviving interest in the question. =>CO2 greenhouse

1956

Plass calculates that adding CO2 to the atmosphere will have a significant effect on the radiation balance. =>Radiation math

1957

Revelle finds that CO2 produced by humans will not be readily absorbed by the oceans. =>CO2 greenhouse

1958

Telescope studies show a greenhouse effect raises temperature of the atmosphere of Venus far above the boiling point of water. =>Venus & Mars

1960

Keeling accurately measures CO2 in the Earth's atmosphere and detects an annual rise. =>CO2 greenhouse The level is 315 ppm. Mean global temperature (five-year average) is 13.9°C.

1963

Calculations suggest that feedback with water vapor could make the climate acutely sensitive to changes in CO2 level. =>Radiation math

1965

Boulder, Colo. meeting on causes of climate change: Lorenz and others point out the chaotic nature of climate system and the possibility of sudden shifts. =>Chaos theory

1966

Emiliani's analysis of deep-sea cores and Broecker's analysis of ancient corals show that the timing of ice ages was set by small orbital shifts, suggesting that the climate system is sensitive to small changes. =>Climate cycles

1967

International Global Atmospheric Research Program established, mainly to gather data for better short-range weather prediction, but including climate. =>International

Manabe and Wetherald make a convincing calculation that doubling CO2 would raise world temperatures a couple of degrees. =>Radiation math

1968

Studies suggest a possibility of collapse of Antarctic ice sheets, which would raise sea levels catastrophically. =>Sea rise & ice

1969

Nimbus III satellite begins to provide comprehensive global atmospheric temperature measurements. =>Government

1971

SMIC conference of leading scientists reports a danger of rapid and serious global change caused by humans, calls for an organized research effort. =>International

1972

Ice cores and other evidence show big climate shifts in the past between relatively stable modes in the space of a thousand years or so, especially around 11,000 years ago. =>Rapid change

1976

Studies show that CFCs (1975) and also methane and ozone (1976) can make a serious contribution to the greenhouse effect. =>Other gases

Deep-sea cores show a dominating influence from 100,000-year Milankovitch orbital changes, emphasizing the role of feedbacks. =>Climate cycles

Deforestation and other ecosystem changes are recognized as major factors in the future of the climate. =>Biosphere

1979

World Climate Research Programme launched to coordinate international research. =>International

1982

Strong global warming since mid-1970s is reported, with 1981 the warmest year on record. =>Modern temp's

1985

Antarctic ice cores show that CO2 and temperature went up and down together through past ice ages, pointing to powerful biological and geochemical feedbacks. =>CO2

1988

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is established. =>International

1989

Fossil-fuel and other U.S. industries form Global Climate Coalition to tell politicians and the public that climate science is too uncertain to justify action. =>Public opinion

1990

First IPCC report says world has been warming and future warming seems likely. =>International

Surveys like that are usually anonymous.

This statement is nonsense...and it is impossible to answer the question.

I have asked this question before and no one did. Let us try again.