Anastasios Tsonis
Tsonis has argued that natural factors, especially ocean currents, may contribute more to climate change than human activity, and that the Earth is "now in a period of cooling that could last up to fifty years."
[9] In 2013, he reiterated his view that this cooling trend was occurring, and might continue for the next 15 years.
[10] That year, shortly after the
IPCC Fifth Assessment Reportwas released, he also criticized the reliability of climate models, saying that they "don't agree with each other – and they don't agree with reality."
[11]
Tom Segalstad
Segalstad was a reviewer of the
IPCC Third Assessment Report, acting as one out of sixteen reviewers from Norway in the Working Group 1 of the IPCC
[6] but disagreed with the
mainstream scientific view of
global warmingfrom the assessment. He believes that human-released
carbon dioxide (CO2) won't have a large effect on the Earth's climate, claiming that it produces only a small percent of the
greenhouse effect, and that most CO2 would be absorbed by the ocean through geological processes.
[7][8][9] According to his own account, after the results of the assessment were published, he resigned from the
IPCC.
[10]
He explained later in regards to the report that the summary of the report had been released first, which attracted a large amount of media attention. He then claimed that the leader of the team making the IPCC report then stated that the information in the report had to match what had been stated in the summary, even though the summary had been written by government representatives and members of environmental organizations, not by scientists in the field of study.
[11]
Robert Balling
Balling has declared himself one of the scientists who
oppose the consensus on global warming, arguing in a 2009 book that anthropogenic global warming "is indeed real, but relatively modest",
[3] and maintaining that there is a
publication bias in the scientific literature.
[4]
There are plenty of others:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lis...th_the_scientific_consensus_on_global_warming