And of the longest records, the ones going back to the early 20th century or to the late 19th century, which is what the IPCC is doing its detection and attribution on, they're 90%, 80%, 85, 90% of them are urbanized.

But that is a major problem because it's like it's not human-caused climate change,

it's human-caused confounding.

I mean, it's literally the destruction of data, dependable data.

Happy Monday, folks.

And a few weeks ago, I recorded an in-person interview with Ronan Conley, PhD, and he and many other

scientists have been publishing in the peer-reviewed literature the correct integration of climate

data and risk. So the links are down below to series-science.com, and all the published papers are there if you want to

produce them but this conversation is a one-stop shop that goes through the whole gamut and i think

it's just a fabulous way to become fully familiar with all aspects of this intriguing and rather

threatening topic so please enjoy hey, welcome to the home of

sound science, as always. And today I've met in person, Dr. Ronan Connolly, who's from a family

of physicists and chemists who have done a lot of work in the whole climate change sphere. Now, they're not climate deniers.

They're climate change quantifiers, I think.

Would that be fair to say?

Yeah, you could say that.

And you've got several papers published in the past, going back many years.

Peer reviewed not so easy, but in the last couple of years, you-reviewed not so easy,

but in the last couple of years,

you've actually published peer-reviewed in the physics journal, environmental journals,

a lot of your more recent work.

So I think that would be a good thing to start with

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