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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200212T193000
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URL:https://www.cumberland-geol-soc.org.uk/events/climate-change-debate-di
 scussion/
SUMMARY:Climate Change Debate/Discussion
DESCRIPTION:&nbsp\;\n\nThe purpose of the meeting is to explore the scienti
 fic evidence for and against the significance of anthropogenically induced
  climate change.\nAfter thirty-minute contributions from two speakers ther
 e will be time for members of the audience to ask questions and contribute
  to the discussion.\nSpeakers\nAshley Francis\nManaging Director\, Earthwo
 rks Environment &amp\; Resources Ltd\nAshley is a geophysicist and geostat
 istician whose 35-year career has encompassed world-wide experience of exp
 loration\, development and production geophysics. He has also consulted to
  the nuclear and engineering sectors on subsurface description and uncerta
 inty.\nAshley will talk about the implausibility and inconsistency of the 
 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change science case and strong evidence
  indicating how natural trends have either been ignored or conflated.\n\nT
 erry Sloan\nEmeritus Professor of Physics\, Lancaster University\nTerry is
  a particle physicist with an interest in the science of global warming. H
 e gave an optional course for physics undergraduates on global warming whi
 ch formed the basis of an online book ‘Introductory climate science: glo
 bal warming explained’ published in 2016. He has published papers on the
  possible links between cosmic rays\, cloud formation and climate change.\
 nTerry will talk about the physics of the greenhouse gases and why our inc
 reased use of fossil fuels will lead to global warming and ultimately a ch
 ange to the climate.\n\n\n\nGiven that both speakers have an interest in t
 he role that cosmic ray input might have on   the natural variability of
  the climate\, this subject\, even if it is not covered in their talks\, i
 s  very likely to be raised during the discussion session.
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