Fluidism Artist Finds Flaws In Human-Caused Climate Change Argument

Feb. 25, 2010 - PRLog -- Fluidism artist, Robert Kernodle, has a new series of  articles that casts further doubt on human-caused climate change.  Using the latest research and charts to illustrate his points, Kernodle presents lines of evidence that help disprove a popular belief that has achieved almost religious status among many scientists and laymen alike.

The lead article in Kernodle's series is entitled FIVE Glaring Reasons To Disbelieve Human-Caused Global Warming, and it is published (along with his other articles) at HubPages.com, an internet community of writers.  To access his lead article, which links to the others, click on the following address:

http://hubpages.com/hub/FIVE-Glaring-Reasons-To-Disbelieve-Human-Caused-Global-Warming

In his first article, Kernodle lists five major flaws in the human-caused global warming argument:

1.  a meaningless consensus claim,
2.  false CO2 data,
3.  questionable representation of Earth's atmosphere,
4.  inadequate treatment of the sun's energy,
5.  overblown assessment of the global temperature trend.

He backs all this up with facts and figures.

"My aesthetic interest in water", he says,"has led me to look at how people seem to overemphasize human CO2, while underestimating H2O and the sun."

Along with a growing number of other people, Kernodle concludes that forces more powerful than human beings presently dominate climate change.   He plans to add more articles to his series on this subject in the future.