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Energy, environment, economic, education, lifestyle, and government choices - 2021

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2021

This essay was inspired by nuclear power organizations and advocates who sound the alarm against fossil fuels. At the website: allaboutenergy.net, we support fossil fuels for all the good they do. Carbon dioxide is the molecule of life, not a catastrophic pollutant. For most of history, people did not have choices of how they live, where they live, where they got drinking water, food, protection from weather, healthcare, education, how they traveled, and what kind of government they had. Only since large scale use of fossil fuels have people had most of these choices.

Environmentalism has lost its way

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2022
  • Publisher: CFACT Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow, cfact.org

Driven by climate madness, the environmental movement has become the greatest advocate of destructive industrial development in history.

Europe - G7 wants to dump natural gas

  • Article Countries: Europe
  • Article Year: 2022
  • Publisher: politico.eu

The G7 is an informal grouping of seven of the world's advanced economies: Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States and the European Union. The leaders and their spokespersons (John F Kerry) demand that their countries stop using fossil fuels. This is absurd. There is no justification for such a drastic change. Abandoning fossil fuels will destroy their economies. John Kerry and his counterparts say that investments in fossil fuels have to be stamped out, except when they help Europe end its catastrophic dependence on Russian gas.

That was the mixed message Friday from climate ministers of the world’s top industrialized democracies. The G7 called for an end to international investments in fossil fuels by the end of this year and slammed private finance for continuing to back dirty energy — but left a big out for EU countries desperate to replace Russian gas.

Europe - New old report that warming Arctic Ocean caused The Little Ice Age

  • Article Year: 2022
  • Publisher: electroverse.net

They’re acting like this is new news, as if nobody had ever thought of it before: ‘Scientists Discover A Warming Arctic Drove Earth Into The Little Ice Age’. They’re even calling it “surprising”

As reported by MSN, following an era known as the medieval warm period–so that did exist then…?–temperatures in Europe in the early 15th century plunged in what has become known as The Little Ice Age (LIA).

This remarkable multicentennial period of cold brought increased glaciation to the mountains, an expansion of sea ice, crop failures, famines and disease across the European continent. Flip-flopping summers –with extremes at both ends of the spectrum– were chased by brutally harsh winters, during which rivers and canals routinely froze over.

Europe - The changing jet stream and global cooling

  • Article Year: 2021
  • Publisher: electroverse.net

Studying the JET STREAM has long been an indicator of the weather to come, and to study the jet stream attention must turn to the SUN.

When solar activity is HIGH, the jet stream is tight and stable and follows somewhat of a straight path. But when solar activity is LOW, that meandering band of air flowing 6 miles above our heads becomes weak and wavy, it effectively buckles which diverts frigid Polar air to atypically low latitudes and replaces it with warmer tropical air.

European energy crisis better wake America up

  • Article Countries: USA, Europe, World
  • Article Year: 2021
  • Publisher: cfact.org

The UN COP-26 begins today, October 31, 2021 in Glasgow, Scotland, UK – Halloween, which is eminently appropriate, since the participants' primary goal is to terrify humanity into ignoring this looming energy, economic, health and human rights crisis... and convince us to forget about natural climate change and take immediate, drastic, but futile action to “prevent a man made climate cataclysm.”

European hypocrites return to fossil fuels

  • Article Countries: USA Europe
  • Article Year: 2022
  • Publisher: cfact.org

At the beginning of March, Frans Timmermans, the European Union’s Executive Vice President for the European Green New Deal and European Commissioner for Climate Action, announced that EU nations planning to burn coal as an alternative to Russian natural gas are not out of line with the EU’s climate goals.

As Bill Winters, CEO of the British multinational banking and financial services firm Standard Chartered, said just last week, “The idea that we can turn off the taps and end fossil fuels tomorrow, it’s obviously ridiculous and naïve. First of all, it’s not going to happen and secondly, it would be very disruptive.”

Fascinating variations - Weather made (sort of) understandable - Part Two

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2020
  • Publisher: cfact.org

Weather is nothing more and nothing less than nature trying to equilibrate the balance of all energy transmitted to the Earth by the Sun. It is a never-ending multi-level physics show trying to overcome imbalances and irregularities too numerous to quantify accurately.

More than 70 percent of the Earth’s surface is covered and filled with water, accounting for about 96 percent of all Earth’s water. The rest of the 4 percent exists as water vapor in the air, flowing in rivers, stored in lakes, in icecaps and glaciers, and in the ground as soil moisture and as groundwater in aquifers.

How water heats up, cools down, loses, and redistributes the Sun’s heat is very different than how the land and air do it. Water, primarily in the oceans, receives the Sun’s rays. Before the rays penetrate the shallow surface water, a significant amount is reflected by the water back through the air, where some is stored in the air and /clouds, which creates “the greenhouse effect.”

For sustainable energy chose nuclear

  • Article Countries: USA
  • Article Year: 2015
  • Publisher: SEPP

Fred Singer - Fossil fuels, coal, oil, and natural gas, are really solar energy stored up over millions of years of geologic history. These fuels have made possible the Industrial Revolution of the past three centuries, with huge advances in the living standard, and advances in science that have led to the development of sustainable, non-fossil-based sources of energy -- assuring availability of vital energy supplies far into the future. Energy based on nuclear fission has many of the same advantages: it emits no carbon dioxide (CO2) and is practically inexhaustible.

Germany - CO2 Memorandum

  • Article Year: 2021

Mit diesem Manuskript möchte ich, allein nach den Geboten freien und realen wissenschaftlichen Argumentierens, das derzeit für Medien und Politik so überaus wichtig scheinende CO2-Thema behandeln, aber auch getrieben von meinem Gewissen als seit etwa 1960 aktiv tätiger Physiker auf diesem Gebiet und aus einer zwingenden moralischen Verpflichtung für meine Mitmenschen, denen man in den folgenden Jahren und Jahrzehnten finanzielle Opfer in Billionenhöhe und sehr deutliche Einbussen an Lebensqualität zuzumuten gedenkt, obwohl das CO2 so gut wie nichts mit einem Klimawandel zu tun hat.

Germany - Die MLO Keeling Kurve

  • Article Year: 2021

Die bekanntesten CO2 Messungen sind die des von der NOAA (US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) betriebenen Mauna Loa Observatory auf Hawaii. Sie zeigen einen monotonen Anstieg des CO2 mit einer regelmässigen jahreszeitlichen Schwankung. Konjunktur-abhängige Schwankungen des Verbrauchs an Energie zeichnen sich jedoch nicht ab.

Aus diesen Fakten kann man nur einen Schluss ziehen. Die MLO Werte geben die CO2 Konzentration an, die der Erwärmung des Pazifik folgt, denn je wärmer die Meeresoberfläche umso mehr gasförmiges CO2 wird vom Meer freigegeben. Es ist der Beweis, dass unsere Biosphäre, bei der die Ozeane einen entscheidenden Einfluss haben, zuerst wärmer wurde und danach das CO2 anstieg.

Germany - Election results 2021

  • Article Countries: Germany
  • Article Year: 2021

A German citizen talks about what has happened with the government, economy, schools and work force over the course of her life. Most of it is not good.

Germany - Errors of the Greenhouse Theory

  • Article Year: 2022

The temperature increase when the CO2 content of the atmosphere doubles is called climate sensitivity. This doubling compared to 150 years ago (280 ppm) is likely to come because China, India, and other countries continue to expand their use of fossil fuels, and cooling over the next few decades will not increase ocean CO2 uptake at the same rate.

A doubling of the CO2 content leads to a temperature increase of 1 °C to 6 °C with 85 % probability. Was this really "calculated" or rolled the dice on a few bottles of wine? This automatically comes to mind with the numbers from 1 to 6 and especially when you read the small print footnote about it: "No best estimate for equilibrium climate sensitivity can now be be given because of a lack of agreement on values across assessed lines of evidence and studies."

Considering the billions of research money that have been spent, we certainly expected something more precise. In any case, it is not a consistent theory, if after 20 years of intensive calculations the uncertainty is bigger than before. Maybe some professors just let students turn the screws for 20 years and then present "new findings" at world climate conferences in Buenos Aires, Marrakesh, Montreal, Bali, Cancun, Paris etc.? More than 20,000 people come to these climate conferences, most of them by plane.