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New Study: IPCC Made Fatal Errors In Assumptions About CO2 Which Destroy Global Warming Alarm

New Study: IPCC Made Fatal Errors In Assumptions About CO2 Which Destroy Global Warming Alarm

By on 7. January 2021

CO2 is higher at the Poles than at the Equator. When air warms, CO2 goes down and water vapor goes up. The warming effects of CO2 and water vapor do not add; they oppose each other. This is opposite IPCC claims. The IPCC claims doubling CO2 from 280 ppm to 560 ppm over the course […]

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Very Inconvenient Alps Glacier History...Top Glaciologists: Alps Were Ice-Free 6000 Years Ago

Very Inconvenient Alps Glacier History…Top Glaciologists: Alps Were Ice-Free 6000 Years Ago

By on 6. January 2021

Alps ice-free…6000 years ago, when CO2 was much lower than today’s levels. The latest Klimaschau report, No. 6, looks at glaciers in the Alps over the course of much the Holocene. It turns out that Most of the Alps were ice-free 6000 years ago, glaciologists have discovered. The video presents a new paper authored by […]

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Climate Change Blamed For Lake Victoria Record High Levels (After Being Blamed For Low Levels)!

Climate Change Blamed For Lake Victoria Record High Levels (After Being Blamed For Low Levels)!

By on 5. January 2021

Science absurdity… “Climate experts” blame climate change for Lake Victoria record high levels, after blaming climate change for the low levels in 2006.  Today we look at one particular segment of Dr. Sebastian Lüning’s highly interesting, newly released climate change news show Klimaschau (Climate View). Very low level in 2006 In it he examines Lake […]

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Huge Database Of Studies Documenting Meters-Higher Mid-Holocene Sea Levels Swells Again In 2020

By on 4. January 2021

In 2020, scientists continued to publish papers affirming global sea levels are today about 2 meters lower than they were a few thousand years ago. During the last interglacial (~116 to 128 thousand years ago), when CO2 peaked at just 280 ppm but surface temperatures were so much warmer that much less water was locked […]

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Number Of Global Wild Fires Trending Down Since 2003. Northern Ocean Heat Content Drops Since 2010

Number Of Global Wild Fires Trending Down Since 2003. Northern Ocean Heat Content Drops Since 2010

By on 3. January 2021

Dr. Sebastian Lüning recently started his own weekly YouTube videos on climate news in German: Klimaschau. Global wild fires on the decline  In his latest video the veteran geologist looks at wild fires worldwide and the CO2 they emit. He reports that both have been decreasing. Citing the results of the European Copernicus satellite atmosphere […]

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Sayonara To Warming: Tokyo, Hachijō-jima Mean Annual Temperatures Continue COOLING Trend

Sayonara To Warming: Tokyo, Hachijō-jima Mean Annual Temperatures Continue COOLING Trend

By on 2. January 2021

Tokyo and its Pacific Hachijojima island have not seen warming in decades. By Kirye, and Pierre Many urban areas, experts argue, have seen their mean annual temperatures rise due to the growing urban sprawl of concrete, asphalt and steel, and not so much because of greenhouse gases. This affect is the so-called urban heat island […]

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AGW Skeptic Marc Morano Receives DEATH THREAT From Sorbonne University Professor's Email Address

AGW Skeptic Marc Morano Receives DEATH THREAT From Sorbonne University Professor’s Email Address

By on 1. January 2021

NOTE: The term e-mail “account” has been changed to email “address”, as some readers have pointed out the two are not the same.  ================================================ “Even in the USA, we have friends waiting to massacre you”… “a killer will always be very close” Two days ago, December 30th, anthropogenic global warming (AGW) science skeptic Marc Morano […]

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