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Overwhelming Rejection! German Community Shoots Down Planned Wind Park By Vote Of 269 - 11

Overwhelming Rejection! German Community Shoots Down Planned Wind Park By Vote Of 269 – 11

By on 7. March 2020

Onshore wind energy in Germany has long lost its luster as a “clean” way to produce electricity in Germany. Currently green energy proponents are pushing to significantly ease restrictions against the construction of wind parks, and don’t want to hear any complaints from pesky local citizens. But resistance to projects has reached a massive scale. […]

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"Drought-Stricken" Germany Sees 2nd Rainiest February On Record...Doom And Gloom Cancelled Again

“Drought-Stricken” Germany Sees 2nd Rainiest February On Record…Doom And Gloom Cancelled Again

By on 6. March 2020

The last two summers in Germany (2018 and 2019) were unusually dry and warm, and already alarmists began to screaming that this was just a preview of what’s in store for Europe’s crispy burnt future. The following 2 charts show the ground moisture for Germany last September. The left image depicts the ground moisture at […]

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A 'Nearly Zero' Climate Sensitivity Paper Finds A 16-Fold CO2 Increase Cools Earth Below Pre-Industrial Temperatures

A ‘Nearly Zero’ Climate Sensitivity Paper Finds A 16-Fold CO2 Increase Cools Earth Below Pre-Industrial Temperatures

By on 5. March 2020

In yet another new paper (Drotos et al., 2020), scientists determine the climate sensitivity to CO2 is “practically zero” the more the concentration rises. A ~4450 ppm CO2 concentration has cooler climates than observed in the pre-industrial (278 ppm) era. Why? A self-amplifying cloud feedback mechanism cools the Earth by magnitudes “as large as 10 […]

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German Climate Panel Discussion Incites Violence: Climate Leftist Suggests “Shooting The 1% Rich”!

By on 4. March 2020

At a strategy conference in Kassel last weekend, German leftist/environmentalist party Die Linke (The Leftists) discussed its plans for social change. Major German story here on this scandal. The aim of the conference was to discuss how the leftist Die Linke could successfully intervene in fundamental social issues, “change the country for a social-ecological system […]

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Most Despised (Older) Generation In Fact Cleaned Up The Atmosphere, Left It In Far Better Shape!

Most Despised (Older) Generation In Fact Cleaned Up The Atmosphere, Left It In Far Better Shape!

By on 3. March 2020

By Kirye and Pierre Gosselin We know people die prematurely of air pollution and it is a major issue, especially in developing countries. But it is essential to understand the difference between air pollution and CO2 emissions. CO2 is essential to all forms of life and it is difficult for many people to believe the […]

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New Study Asserts Cloud Cover Changes Drove The Post-1980s Solar Radiation Increase Important To Recent Warming

New Study Asserts Cloud Cover Changes Drove The Post-1980s Solar Radiation Increase Important To Recent Warming

By on 2. March 2020

Using NASA’s MERRA-2 radiation data, scientists find shortwave radiation (SW) has been rising since the 1980s. The SW increase has been larger and faster than longwave radiation (LW) changes during this same timespan. Cloud variability has been the “main driver” of these trends. Image Source: Delgado-Bonal et al, 2020 In a new Nature journal paper (Delgado-Bonal […]

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Berlin 300-Year Station Shows Temperatures Were Just As Warm In The Mid 1700s - No CO2 Fingerprint

Berlin 300-Year Station Shows Temperatures Were Just As Warm In The Mid 1700s – No CO2 Fingerprint

By on 1. March 2020

One of Europe’s oldest temperature series goes back 300 years: Berlin-Dahlem. Cyclic behavior. Source: Free University of Berlin/Wikipedia Readers will note the mean temperatures were warmer than they are today. The 1990s and 2000s were similarly warm as they were in the mid 1700s. Moreover, the long-term trend was downward from 1760 to 1990, despite […]

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