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Arctic Ocean almost totally ice-covered June 26, 2018

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2018

Terry Donze, geophysicist: The Arctic sea ice on June 26, 2018 covered most of the Acrtic Ocean, like most years since 2000. See photos of nature flourishing in the Arctic.

Are kids pawns in climate change debate

  • Article Countries: Canada
  • Article Year: 2019

Thorpe Watson, Ph.D. in Physical Metallurgy & Science of Materials. Thirty five year career covering wide range of science disciplines plus 10 year investigation of the climate controversy: Children are our greatest asset and must be provided with a secure, non-threatening, caring, and loving environment if they are to achieve their full potential. This is a widely accepted axiom of life. However, students are now being indoctrinated by prophets of doom who threaten them with the false message that the world will end in 12 years unless they address climate change.

Are polar bears drowning

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2019

John Eidson, electrical engineer: Despite what the people who try to frighten kids say, it doesn’t look like polar bears are being wiped out by anything. They’ve been around for a long, long time, including many periods when Earth was much warmer than it is today. These big white bears are resilient animals that have always known how to figure things out when there’s less ice.

Are we in a carbon drought?

  • Article Countries: USA, Canada
  • Article Year: 2019
  • Publisher: https://www.youtube.com/c/ConversationsThatMatter/featured

Physicist, Professor Happer points out carbon dioxide is an important trace gas and an integral part of the carbon cycle, a bio-geo-chemical cycle in which carbon is exchanged between the oceans, soil, rocks and the biosphere. Virtually all of life on the plant requires CO2 concentrations to be above 150 parts per million. The concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere over the past 500 million years has been as high as 4,000 ppm and as low as 180 ppm.

Asia - Where do half the people live?

  • Article Countries: UK and USA
  • Article Year: 2021
  • Publisher: facebook.com

Half the people on Earth live in warmer climates - the blue circle on the map below. So do most corals, marine life, plants, trees, insects, birds, and animals. A little warming in colder regions of the planet is beneficial. These warmer regions have lived more peacefully for thousands of years than people in the colder regions. Humanity must not be forced to take the climate alarmist pronouncements of European and North Americans, their royalty, politicians, behind the scenes manipulators, and bankers.

Asking the wrong question - A fools errand

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2022
  • Publisher: energyadvocate.com/

Imagine a large room with perfectly insulating walls. The room contains chairs, tables, books, sheets of paper, pitchers and glasses of water, some flowering plants, and so forth. Now comes the question:

“If we add some heat (say 1 MJ) to the room, how much does the temperature rise?”

“If we add a certain heat flux (say 1 W/m2) all over the surface of the earth, how much would the temperature rise? So many assumptions are involved that the calculated temperature rise can be pretty much anything. Start programming your supercomputer!

Now turn that unanswerable question around and ask an answerable question: “If the temperature of the surface rises by (say) 1ºC, how much more IR does it emit?”

Aspirin & fossil fuels

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2016
  • Publisher: Cornwall Alliance

Calvin Beisner, Cornwall Alliance: Opponents of fossil fuel-fired electricity generation play the role of those who would demand banning aspirin. They’re focusing on its comparatively minor risks and ignoring both its tremendous benefits and the ready ways to minimize its risks.

Atmospheric and ocean warming

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2015

Howard Cork Hayden is Professor Emeritus of Physics at the University of Connecticut. His interests include science education without political agendas, atmospheric and climate science, energy for society (fossil fuels, nuclear, hydro, wind, biomass, photovoltaics, and solar heating). In this article he explains basic laws of physics about measuring heat stored in the oceans. This is not what the media and organizations with political agendas are describing

Atmospheric CO2 in perspective

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2017
  • Publisher: www.edberry.com

Ed Berry, atmospheric physicist: This is a graph showing 10,000 dots representing atmospheric greenhouse gasses. Carbon dioxide from fossil fuels is only 12 dots out of 10,000. How can these 12 dots cause global warming? How can reducing these 12 dots even down to six dots begin to have a significant effect on Earth's climate? Climate Alarmists tell you they can. Most scientists say that reducing these 12 dots representing carbon dioxide from fossil fuels by half or entirely will have negligible effect on Earth's climate. So chose who you think is correct and chose carefully!

Atmospheric CO2: Causes of Variability

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2018
  • Publisher: TRCS https://www.therightclimatestuff.com/

Don Bogard, radio-geochemistry, nuclear geochemistry, planetary science: Carbon (C) exchange rates among C reservoirs tend to be at equilibrium unless and until a significant environmental change disturbs that. A significant increase in atmospheric (Atmos) CO2 concentration over the past century has been such a disturbance, and as a consequence a large fraction of that growth in Atmos CO2 has manifested as new plant growth and to increased ocean C levels. Increased temperature over the past century (which mostly has only modestly affected the ocean) and any tendency for warmer surface ocean to degas more CO2, has been over-powered by higher Atmos CO2 shifting the chemical equilibrium toward more dissolution of Atmos CO2 into the oceans. Higher decay rates of soil biotic material caused by the increased temperatures may be a source of part of the Atmos CO2 increase over the past century. However, it is most unlikely that organic decay has been other than a minor source, especially in the past few decades when Atmos CO2 was growing most rapidly.

ATMOSPHERIC RADIATIVE FORCING (WARMING EFFECT) OF CARBON DIOXIDE AT ANY CONCENTRATION

  • Article Countries: Canada
  • Article Year: 2014
  • Publisher: Energy & Environment

The total warming effect of all of the greenhouse gases is 324 W m-2. Thus, CO2 is (8.67/324) = 2.7% of the total. The other greenhouse gases, except for water vapour, account for 0.7%. Therefore, water vapour accounts for (100 – 3.4) ≈ 96% of global warming.

The results of these two independent scientific methods agree and show conclusively that CO2 is a very small part of global warming, and that whatever controls the level of water vapour in the atmosphere controls atmospheric temperature.

Attacks by climate alarmists

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2018
  • Publisher: American Museum of Natural History

The American Museum of Natural History is being attacked by catastrophic anthropogenic global warming alarmists because of its policy to examine the topic of man-made global warming from all sides. This document gives the letter and signatories in defense of discussing all sides.

Australias giant green gamble on solar energy toys

  • Article Countries: Australia
  • Article Year: 2022
  • Publisher: Saltbush Club saltbushclub.com

By the time solar energy reaches Earth’s surface it is spread very thin – even midday sunshine will not boil the billy or make toast. And solar collectors will only convert about 20% of that weak energy into electricity. Thus thousands of solar panels are needed to collect significant energy, and lots more to charge the expensive batteries needed to maintain electricity supply overnight and during cloudy weather. Despite these disadvantages, force-feeding of “green” energy by all levels of government has given Australia nearly three million solar collectors (mainly imported from China).

Austria - Dealing With Carbon and Climate Change Through Nuclear

  • Article Year: 2019
  • Publisher: IAEA

IAEA, International Atomic Energy Agency, Michael Madsen - Office of Public Information and Communication: Hosted jointly by the IAEA Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications and Department of Nuclear Energy, the event brought speakers together to discuss the biggest culprit of climate change: carbon. Going on down through many nuclear organizations in Europe and North America, the nuclear industry repeats the warning of catastrophic man-made global warming and man-made ocean acidification. Some day these nuclear experts and advocate will have to face the fact that these events they are concerned about are caused mostly by nature. Their expertise and motives will be questioned. Instead, they should be working to solve the problems that are holding nuclear back, even killing it.

Austria - Wintertemperaturen auf Österreichs Bergen

  • Article Year: 2019
  • Publisher: Kalte Sonne

Sebastian Luening, paleogeologist: Die Wintertemperaturen auf Österreichs Bergen sind seit 1895/96 um etwa 1,3 Grad Celsius angestiegen. Dieser Anstieg ist statistisch signifikant. Über die vergangenen 50 Jahre (seit 1969/70) haben sich die Wintertemperaturen auf Österreichs Bergen statistisch nicht signifikant verändert. Das Gleiche gilt für die vergangenen 30 Jahre. Die Skisaisonen sind über die vergangenen 32 Jahre in einem Sample von 14 österreichischen Skigebieten signifikant länger geworden. Aus den hier veröffentlichten Auswertungen können keinerlei Prognosen für die Zukunft abgeleitet werden.

Avanza La Humanidad Hacia El “Abismo Energético”

  • Article Countries: Mexico
  • Article Year: 2016

Edgar Ocampo Tellez: • Decir que las fuentes renovables de energía son inagotables es falso: tienen limitantes técnicas, físicas, y problemas de intermitencia. • El aumento exponencial de consumo de energía es muy reciente. Surge después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. En los últimos ocho mil años la humanidad estuvo conformada por menos de 300 millones de habitantes, pero hoy somos siete mil millones. El potencial renovable de nuestro territorio es de 44 terawatts de energía hidráulica, 87 de eólica, 200 de solar y 52 de geotérmica; en total, 400 terawatts hora anuales; pero nos faltarían 600 más. “Ése es el predicamento en el que se encuentra el modelo energético mexicano, y no es de fácil solución”.

Back radiation vs CO2

  • Article Countries: Canada
  • Article Year: 2017

Douglas Lightfoot, Mechanical Engineer, Founder, Lightfoot Institute, http://www.thelightfootinstitute.ca: The scientific evidence used in this study is robust and comes together from many reliable sources. Evidence is connected in new and innovative ways to expand and clarify the overall picture of climate change as experienced by the Earth and its inhabitants. Because of this, significant parts of the evidence and how it is used will be new and unfamiliar to many scientists. Nevertheless, the results and conclusions of this study are important to the wellbeing of everyone on Earth.

Bad science blocks access to life saving technology

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2016
  • Publisher: globenewswire.com

Jane Orient, M.D., managing editor of the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons, Bobby Scott, scientist emeritus at Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute, William Briggs, Adjunct Professor of Statistics at Cornell, Hermann W. Berg, M.D.: “Science” is said to be dictating “evidence-based” policy with far-reaching effects on American life. “Evidence-based medicine,” which is largely applied epidemiology, supports the “guidelines” that increasingly dictate medical treatment. Its flaws are so serious that even its former ardent proponents are beginning to recognize that it is in crisis,