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Carbon Dioxide Will Cease To Be a Problem As Biosphere Absorbs Increasing Amounts Of CO2

Carbon Dioxide Will Cease To Be a Problem As Biosphere Absorbs Increasing Amounts Of CO2

By on 5. October 2013

Carbon Dioxide Will Cease To Be a Problem By Ed Caryl We do have the real world measurements of CO2, resolved to a monthly measurement with a well established seasonality that I will not describe here. We also know fairly accurately how much carbon we are injecting into the atmosphere from fossil sources. Figure 1 […]

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Swiss Journalist Predicts: "Climate Catastrophe Will Soon Be Forgotten" Like All Other Environmental Scare Stories

Swiss Journalist Predicts: “Climate Catastrophe Will Soon Be Forgotten” Like All Other Environmental Scare Stories

By on 5. October 2013

It’s good to see that there are a few journalists who actually take journalism seriously and question what they are being told. One publication that has been doing a good job on this is Switzerland-based Weltwoche, which has written two pieces about the latest IPCC report. See here and here. Photo: Alex Reichmuth, Weltwoche. Hat tip: […]

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Greenpeace’s Militant Pacifism…Protests Often Turn Violent, Pose A Danger…But Russia Stands Her Ground

By on 4. October 2013

Greenpeace is back in the media, right where it likes to be. This is what brings in the donations. But this time they are not finding the headlines quite to their liking as 30 of its members are now being accused of piracy by Russian authorities. Piracy? You mean the peaceful and angelic Greenpeace activists […]

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Simply Maintaining Our Biosphere Will Keep CO2 Levels Below 450 PPM

Simply Maintaining Our Biosphere Will Keep CO2 Levels Below 450 PPM

By on 4. October 2013

What Are We Doing To The Biosphere? By Ed Caryl There have been many worried papers and articles on tropical rainforest destruction (including by this author), and this destruction’s effect on CO2 sequestration. There are countervailing forces in play, however. Tropical forests cut for “slash and burn” farming are typically allowed to return to the […]

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Swiss News Magazine ‘Weltwoche’: “Skeptics On The Rise…No Trace Of Consensus In Climate Science”.

By on 3. October 2013

A couple of days ago I wrote about an article published in the print copy of Swiss magazine Weltwoche. That same article also had a side feature story on the myth of climate science consensus titled: Skeptics On The Rise – by Alex Reichmuth. Reichmuth writes that the claim of a scientific consensus in climate […]

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Winter Forecast Models Continue Showing Killer Harsh Winter In Store For Eastern And Central Europe!

Winter Forecast Models Continue Showing Killer Harsh Winter In Store For Eastern And Central Europe!

By on 2. October 2013

Meteorologist Dominik Jung at www.wetter.net/ takes another look at the winter forecast for Europe. It hasn’t changed; it remains miserably cold. And if the last few days are any indication, then things are going to get awfully mean this winter. Expect sky-high heating bills and lots of frost damage, especially to streets. For example here are this morning’s lows […]

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Swiss News Weekly Delivers Massive Blow To IPCC: "Fortune Tellers, Not Scientists" ... "Skeptics On The Rise"

Swiss News Weekly Delivers Massive Blow To IPCC: “Fortune Tellers, Not Scientists” … “Skeptics On The Rise”

By on 1. October 2013

Swiss news magazine Weltwoche (World Week) print edition just published a stinging article about the now disgraced IPCC’s fifth assessment report Summary for Policymakers where it describes the refusal by scientists to acknowledge observations and their obstinate clinging to faulty models and doomsday scenarios. Figure right: from Weltwoche report, “Faulty Prognoses from Scientists” The introductory heading […]

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