A few facts on climate change
The Climate Chronicles, 2018
“… yet in science, if one thing can prove a “fact” wrong, then it is not a fact.”
Chapter 2: No linkage between temperatures and CO2
Much warmer 2,000 years ago
Chapter 3: in 2013, Joe said we could go “… into a pattern similar to the 1950s with hurricane threats on the East Coast. “… with the Pacific going into its cold stage while the Atlantic is in its warm stage.” The Atlantic will probably shift to cold in 5-10 years. Drought breeds heat “… cooling in the tropical Pacific leads to drought and heat in the U.S. “Data from the National Climatic Data Center plainly shows that winters have cooled all over the U.S. over the last decade.” “… [T]he lessening of available moisture because the source region for so much moisture – the tropical Pacific- is cooling.”
Global Warming Skepticism for Busy People, 2018
Chapter 1: Global sea-level rise continues to be about 1 inch per decade, mostly a continuation of the natural rise that has been measured since the mid-1800s. The potential human aspect of that rise since 1950 has been about 0.3 inches per decade.
Chapter 5. “… the papers surveyed merely had to acknowledge. Or even simply not to dispute, “that a consensus exists in order to be counted as endorsing the consensus. Those “that explicitly endorsed the consensus as stated amounted to less than 1%, not 97%. “Very few of the published studies actually try to quantify the proportion of natural versus human causation.” The 97% consensus represents a statement of faith.
Climate Depot: Marc Marano, “A U.S. Heatwave Reality Check”, July 8, 2021
- EPA data shows that in the 1930s, U.S. heatwaves were far more severe than current temps.
JEREMY CONLIN
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