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Seminal 1967 Paper Introducing CO2 'Radiative Forcing' Is Based On Assumptive Imaginary-World Modeling

Seminal 1967 Paper Introducing CO2 ‘Radiative Forcing’ Is Based On Assumptive Imaginary-World Modeling

By on 12. July 2024

A new study comprehensively eviscerates a 57-year-old modeling paper upon which nearly the entirety of the IPCC’s CO2-drives-climate paradigm is based. Dr. Roy Clark has published a new 73-page study that rips apart the Manabe and Wetherald (1967) paper (MW67) that effectively hatched the IPCC-popularized concepts of CO2 climate sensitivity, radiative forcing, and positive/negative feedbacks […]

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New Study: 'Carbon Dioxide And A Warming Climate Are Not Problems'

New Study: ‘Carbon Dioxide And A Warming Climate Are Not Problems’

By on 8. July 2024

Instead, warmth and elevated CO2 are a boon for humanity. A new peer-reviewed paper published in The American Journal of Economics and Sociology (May and Crok, 2024) counters the prevailing “wisdom” that says a warmer climate and greener vegetation are problematic. The authors detail the horrors of the much colder Little Ice Age that destroyed […]

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Giant Oyster Shell Discovery Suggests Early Holocene Seas Were 4°C (Up To 8°C) Warmer Than Today

Giant Oyster Shell Discovery Suggests Early Holocene Seas Were 4°C (Up To 8°C) Warmer Than Today

By on 5. July 2024

Scientists continue to uncover evidence of a much warmer Early Holocene, when CO2 hovered near 260 ppm. According to a new study, an ancient 42-centimeter long oyster shell has been found ~20 km inland from today’s Taipei Basin (Taiwan) coast. Extensive isotope analyses (69 of them) of a 5 cm section of the shell reveal […]

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Europe's Green Energy Plans Stall As Leading Companies Reduce Expansion Plans

Europe’s Green Energy Plans Stall As Leading Companies Reduce Expansion Plans

By on 3. July 2024

Green energies in turmoil…projects being postponed, scaled back… Europe’s largest green energy producer drastically reduces expansion plans for wind and solar energy Europe’s green energy projects are in the doldrums. Photo: P. Gosselin Europe’s leading green energy producer, Statkraft, is drastically scaling back its plans for new wind and solar power plants – due to […]

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New Study: 1979-2013 Southern Ocean And Southeast Pacific Cooling Driven By...Warming?

New Study: 1979-2013 Southern Ocean And Southeast Pacific Cooling Driven By…Warming?

By on 1. July 2024

Scientists attempt to explain why approximately one-third of the global ocean’s sea surface temperatures cooled since the late 1970s. The 50-70°S Southern Ocean and 160°W to 80°W southeastern Pacific cooled by about -0.35°C (-0.117°C per decade) from 1979-2013 (Yao et al., 2024). (The cooling also continued to 2019, but the authors chose to use 2013 […]

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