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[Richard S Courtney]
2-45 A 19:39 19:39 Between from and is insert the missing phrase five different data sets. Reworded as suggested
[Richard S Courtney]
2-46 A 19:49 19:49 To correct the grammar, replace decrease with decreased.
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This is true for all
conclusions published in all scientific papers.
[Richard S Courtney]
1-20 A 6:17 6:17 Delete the word well because it is an irrelevant - and self aggrandising - opinion. Accepted.
[Richard S Courtney]
1-21 A 6:53 6:53 Replace
made a compelling, but not quantitative, case
with
made a Rejected, because this is an opinion that
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atmospheric CO2 concentration. (Rorsch A, Thoenes D and Courtney RS, (E&E v10 no2
(2005)).
[Richard S Courtney]
1-25 A 7:9 7:9 Replace continues with continued because the grammatical error is misleading.
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[Richard S Courtney]
1-53 A 23:18 23:18 For accuracy and completeness, after
Gates et al., 1996) it is very important to add, Rejected. The suggested wording does
because this need for flux corrections indicated the models contained significant error(s) not add to clarity or brevity.
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rise of atmospheric CO2 (of about 30%) throughout the twentieth century. (ref. Rorsch
A, Thoenes D and Courtney RS, (E&E v10 no2 (2005)).
[Richard S Courtney]
1-67 A 25:30 25:30 For accuracy and completeness, after
burning of fossil fuels add Additionally, it has Rejected.
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(It may be useful to consider what Freud would have thought of this misuse modellers which accepted this result.
of the phrase the scientific community).
[Richard S Courtney]
1-49 A 20:34 20:34 For accuracy, replace added confidence to with given some confidence to. Rejected. The wording suggested by
[Richard S Courtney] the reviewer would seem to imply that
previously there was no confidence,
which is not true.
1-50 A 21:6 21:6 For accuracy and completeness, after
years to come. it is very important to add, Rejected.
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[Richard S Courtney]
1-84 A 48:0 Replace the notation, The Greenhouse Effect with The Radiative Component of the Rejected for the reasons stated in the
Greenhouse Effect because the statement in the draft diagram is factually incorrect in response to comment (1-76).
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See response to comment (1-
anthropogenic emissions of CO2 are an insignificant contribution to the observed increase 23).
to atmospheric CO2 concentration. (Rorsch A, Thoenes D and Courtney RS, (E&E v10
no2 (2005)).
[Richard S Courtney]
1-43 A 17:13 17:13 For accuracy, it is very, very important to insert the following additional paragraphs.
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stated in Page 1-6 Section 1.3 Lines 24 to 27.
[Richard S Courtney]
1-12 A 4:50 4:50 Replace the international community of scientists with an international community of Rejected. This appears to be a narrow
scientists because not all past and present scientists were involved. technical point that decreases the flow
[Richard S Courtney] of the language and adds no useful
information.
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[Richard S Courtney]
1-34 A 12:33 12:33 Replace the phrase the scientific attitude with the attitude of many scientists because Noted. This paragraph has been
it is untrue and arrogant to assert that it is not scientific to retain a view because some rewritten and the wording dropped.