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Red Sea Temperature Record Shows It Follows The AMO, Not CO2 … “Natural Climate Oscillations”

By on 7. July 2019

AMO cycle on the downward side: Red Sea to cool in the coming decades By Die kalte Sonne (German text translated by P Gosselin) Seven years ago, in our book “The Forgotten Sun”, we proposed using ocean cycles for medium-term forecasts. At the time, the climate establishment was strictly opposed to this. Today fortunately times […]

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Medieval Climate Anomaly Now Confirmed In Southern Hemisphere On All Four Continents

Medieval Climate Anomaly Now Confirmed In Southern Hemisphere On All Four Continents

By on 6. July 2019

In Medieval times, the penguins had it nice and warm By Die kalte Sonne (German text translated in the English by P Gosselin) Image Source: Lüning et al. 2019 For a long time it has been said that the Medieval Warm Period was a purely North Atlantic phenomenon. This has proved to be wrong. On […]

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Scientist Spots High Geothermal Heat Flux In East Greenland – ‘Dramatic Consequences For Ice Basal Melting’

By on 5. July 2019

Geothermal heat flux can foment upper mantle temperature anomalies of 800–1000 °C, and these extreme heat intensities have been found to stretch across 500 km of central-east Greenland. This could result in “a significant contribution of ice melt to the ice-drainage system of Greenland” (Artemieva et al., 2019). Evidence of more than 100,000 formerly or currently […]

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90 Leading Italian Scientists Sign Petition: CO2 Impact On Climate "UNJUSTIFIABLY EXAGGERATED" … Catastrophic Predictions "NOT REALISTIC"

90 Leading Italian Scientists Sign Petition: CO2 Impact On Climate “UNJUSTIFIABLY EXAGGERATED” … Catastrophic Predictions “NOT REALISTIC”

By on 4. July 2019

NOTE: The English version of the petition that follows below is an unpolished translation of the original Italian version. The English version still needs to be polished up a bit, but it fully and accurately conveys the overall thrust of the original Italian version. In 1517, a 33-year-old theology professor at Wittenberg University walked over […]

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New Study In Journal Of Earth Sciences: Human Activities “Not Responsible For Observed CO2 Increase”

By on 3. July 2019

A new paper appearing in the journal Earth Sciences here authored by Hermann Harde of the Helmut-Schmidt-University, Hamburg Germany, is stirring up more controversy among the climate science community, which generally claims humans have been responsible for rise in atmospheric CO2 concentrations since the mid 19th century. The opposite is true According to Harde, it […]

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France’s 70-Day Heat Wave Of 1911 Killed 41,000 In “Uninterrupted Heat”, Most Were Babies

By on 2. July 2019

History shows French heat waves used to be far deadlier. The year 1911 saw an uninterrupted scorching summer and tens of thousands of lives lost. As is the case with modern reports claiming all new “unprecedented events” written by the climate ambulance chasing media, we usually find out days later that such events have in […]

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New Paper: Mammals Thrived and Diversified With ~2000-4000 ppm CO2, 20°C Warmer Oceans Than Today

New Paper: Mammals Thrived and Diversified With ~2000-4000 ppm CO2, 20°C Warmer Oceans Than Today

By on 1. July 2019

Marine species evolved, thrived, and diversified in 35 to 40°C ocean temperatures and CO2 concentrations “5-10x higher than present-day values” (Voosen, 2019 and Henkes et al., 2018). Image Source: Voosen, 2019 I. The insignificance of modern “global warming” Today’s ocean temperatures average about 16°C. CO2 levels hover around 400 parts per million (0.04%). The oceans […]

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