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CLINTEL says "Dont fight nature, adapt to it"

  • Article Countries: USA, Netherlands
  • Article Year: 2020
  • Publisher: CFACT, CLINTEL

David Wojick, Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow, CFACT, Washington, D.C., Ph.D. Philosophy of Science and Mathematical Logic, B.Sc. Civil Engineering: After lifting the COVID-19 lockdowns, national parliaments must oppose the impracticable green agendas of supranational organizations to construct a utopian Earth. Instead of spending trillions of dollars on fighting the unpredictable changes caused by natural variability (‘autonomous changes’), parliaments should focus on adapting to those changes.

Clive James - In Memoriam

  • Article Countries: Australia, UK
  • Article Year: 2019
  • Publisher: GWPF - Global Warming Policy Forum

Clive James, poet, writer, realist about man-made global warming: Newcomers to this site will soon discover, I hope, that it is meant to be rather more than an archive of my own work. It started out that way, but merciful Providence intervened to remind me that my belated brain-wave might be more useful if I could put a lifetime’s experience as a cultural critic to a new use, and so offer a critical guide, through the next medium, to works of thought and art by other people, and sometimes in other eras. The only criterion for inclusion would be intensity of expression, with the aim of creating, in this latterday Babelic flux we call the web, an island of quality where every word is meant, and every image meaningful. https://www.clivejames.com/

CO2 emissions versus poverty and prosperity

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2020

John Shanahan, Civil Engineer, Editor of allaboutenergy.net and efn-usa.org: One simple graph of carbon dioxide emissions versus poverty and prosperity would make most people understand the tremendous importance of fossil fuels. But extremists using the motto of save the world from catastrophic climate disruption demand that humanity abandon the most important thing for the modern world, namely plentiful, reliable, has many uses and by-products, fossil fuels. There is going to be a struggle to keep the modern world.

CO2 from Human Emissions

  • Article Countries: USA Canada
  • Article Year: 2017

Ed Berry, Physicist and Patric Moore, Environmentalist: They both consider that CO2 from human emissions is not causing serious man-made global warming, serious other climate change effects, nor serious rise in ocean levels. In this discussion, they debate which view, logic, reasons are correct for the conclusion that they share about CO2 from human emissions.

CO2 Has A Zero Net Effect

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2018
  • Publisher: notrickszone.com

This article details the lack of an identifiable causal relationship between CO2 concentration changes and Earth’s temperature changes. The author suggests "there is no propensity for CO2 to store heat in a systematic way over time to produce a climate change effect".

CO2 keeps rising despite COVID-19 pandemic global shutdown

  • Article Countries: Canada
  • Article Year: 2020

Thorpe Watson, Ph.D. in Physical Metallurgy & Science of Materials. Thirty five year career covering wide range of science disciplines with 10 plus years investigating the climate controversy: Prophets of doom are not about to give up their anti-CO2 campaign. Even though they admit that atmospheric CO2 is still increasing during the COVID-19 global economic shutdown, they refuse to recognize the role played by our CO2 emissions. These emissions not only green the planet, they also increase the partial pressure of atmospheric CO2. This increase causes a redistribution of CO2 to restore, within a few weeks, the original distribution of CO2 between the two phases (atmosphere and oceans). The current distribution is about 50/1. There is 50 times more CO2 in the oceans than in the atmosphere. Even after the consumption of all known reserves of coal, oil, and natural gas the atmosphere will be starved for more CO2. Clearly, there is no need to destroy our economy by abandoning the use of hydrocarbon fuels. However, we must not abandon energy conservation and efficiency measures, nor abandon the pursuit of alternative sources of energy.

Coal can offset fuel losses caused by hurricanes

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2017

Clinton Crackel, Co-founder and Co-chairman Nuclear Fuels Reprocessing Coalition: The Fischer-Tropsch process was developed in Germany in 1925 as means to convert coal into synthetic fuel for use in motorized vehicles. During World War II this process accounted for approximately 9% of the total German production of fuel and 25% for automobiles. In 2012, Princeton University researchers found the United States could eliminate the need for crude oil by substituting it with synthetic fuels (Sullivan, John. "Synthetic fuels could eliminate entire U.S. need for crude oil, create 'new economy'." News at Princeton. N.p., 27 Nov. 2012. Web.). At least we could eliminate our dependence on foreign oil by substituting it with the Fischer-Tropsch coal-to-liquid (CTL) synthetic fuel process in order to create jobs and revive the American coal industry that has been stymied by harsh environmental and political constraints.

Coal can still eliminate our need for foreign oil

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2022
  • Publisher: coalzoom.com

Should the United States retain its position as the greatest industrialized nation in energy self-sufficiency, I suggest the coal liquefaction process be revisited.

Collection of stories about climate change alarmists

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2021

Few insiders have profited more from taxpayer-backed renewable energy projects than Al Gore. When he left the vice presidency in 2001, his net worth was estimated at less than $2 million. Since then, his wealth has skyrocketed to $300 million, and if the climate change legislation he advocates is enacted, the former vice president stands to become a billionaire.

Commencing a new phase as a venture capitalist

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2021
  • Publisher: atomicinsights.com

Atomic energy is a tool that is capable of helping address some of humanity’s most wicked challenges. Clean, abundant, reliable and affordable power makes everything we do a little easier and is becoming increasing urgent in the era of climate change. Unfortunately, atomic energy is a long way from reaching its potential or even achieving the impact envisioned by its pioneers.

I am pleased to announce that I am joining forces with Valerie Gardner to become a managing partner at Nucleation Capital. We will also be looking at the kinds of newly commercializing “climate services” that nuclear will be ideally suited to power, including desalination, hydrogen production, and various types of carbon capture, utilization and sequestration (CCUS) activity.

Comment #1 to Bloomberg BNA about Nuclear Will Not Help Avoid Profound Climate Problem

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2018

John Shanahan, civil engineer, president of Environmentalists for Nuclear - USA: Comment #1 on Bloomberg BNA article, Nuclear won't avoid climate problem, (Bobby Magill). This short article covers vast complex topics about energy from wind, solar, fossil fuels, and nuclear, catastrophic man-made global warming, man-made climate change, man-made climate disruption and man-made large rising of oceans with simple broad statements from “experts.” Some statements about the situation with the state of nuclear power in the United States are very accurate. Other statements lack scientific basis and cause serious problems in getting to the right conclusions. If the ideas in this article are followed and the logic and reasoning turns out to be wrong, the consequences of forcing the world to go without fossil fuels are dire.

Comment #2 to Bloomberg BNA about Nuclear Will Not Help Avoid Profound Climate Problem

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2018

John Shanahan, civil engineer, president of Environmentalists for Nuclear - USA: Comment #2 on Bloomberg BNA article, Nuclear won't avoid climate problem, (Bobby Magill). Senator Ed Markey (D-Mass) describes challenges of “impacts of climate change on dangerous nuclear waste.” If the ideas in this article are implemented and the reasoning about catastrophic man-made climate change, etc., and dangerous nuclear waste turn out to be wrong, the consequences of going without fossil fuels, permanently disposing of hazardous nuclear waste (used nuclear fuel), and not using the approximate 99% available energy in the uranium ore stored in depleted uranium and used nuclear fuel will certainly be a disaster for humanity.

Comment on UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

  • Article Countries: Canada
  • Article Year: 2019

Eric Jelinski, past president of Environmentalists for Nuclear - Canada, farmer, environmentalist, university lecturer with degrees in mechanical and chemical nuclear engineering: The IPCC is irrelevant and a total waste of time and money. They are scientists each in their own silo, and therefore they should not be called scientists. Real scientists would start with an open mind and apply scientific principles and methods. E.g. having model predictions that are grossly divergent from each other and also divergent from data is sufficient justification to shut down that entire organization ASAP.

Comments on South Pole warming 3x faster

  • Article Countries: USA World
  • Article Year: 2020
  • Publisher: CO2 Coalition

Gregory Wrightstone, geologist has been investigating the Earth’s processes for more than 35 years. He is author of the newly published book Inconvenient Facts: He presents data that clearly refutes the main stream alarmist stories of the Antarctica warming 3x faster than the rest of the world. If anything, Antarctica is close to volcanoes at the bottom of that ocean. The Main Stream Media will do anything to keep people falsely alarmed. Not good for the survival of any nation.

Computer climate models

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2019
  • Publisher: CO2 Coalition

John Eidson, electrical engineer: Dr. Happer is one of the best of the best when it comes to knowing about the atmosphere. But because he has doubts about man-made global warming theory, the alarmists who try to scare kids about the climate don’t like him and say ugly things about him. He doesn’t let that bother him. He just does what he’s always done—give his good faith scientific opinion and let the people who don’t like that he speaks his mind say whatever they want. See this short, interesting video. Enjoy life and nature.

Concerns about National Academies of Sciences

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2015
  • Publisher: National Academy of Sciences

Peter Wood, National Academy of Scholars: Science promotes the so-called consensus model of climate change and excludes any contrary views. This issue has become so polarized and polarizing that it is difficult to bring up, but at some point the scientific community will have to reckon with the dramatic discrepancies between current climate models and substantial parts of the empirical record.

COP22 - la COP de l’action ?

  • Article Countries: France
  • Article Year: 2016

Stephan Savarese, Aerospace Engineer, President, Science Advisor and Board Member Saving Our Planet: Il n’est plus temps de tergiverser : la COP22 marque le début du temps de l’action. La Copé » doit en marquer la fin. Ensuite, il sera trop tard pour +1,5°C. Heureusement, la science du climat nous donne aujourd’hui des informations sur les causes et l’évolution du changement climatique.