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Not About CO2…Greenland Still Much Colder Today Than Much Of The Past 10,000 Years

By on 4. October 2024

Norwegian climate blog site avdekt.no here reports how the GISP2 ice core data from Greenland shows the current temperature is well below the Holocene average.  Moreover, these temperatures also match perfectly with the historical sources in Norway and Europe, according to avedkt.no. The chart below shows a temperature reconstruction based on ice cores going back […]

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Germany Risks being Left behind…Big Tech Confirms CO2 Neutrality Only Possible With Nuclear Power

By on 1. October 2024

Germany’s green movement was propelled mainly by activists opposed to nuclear power in the 1980s and 90s. Since then, Germany has shut down its entire fleet of nuclear power reactors and is struggling to keep the lights on with renewable energy, mainly wind and sun. Today German activists are focused on shutting down the remaining […]

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Physicists: Non-Greenhouse Gases (O2 and N2) Are Mainly Responsible For The 33°C Greenhouse Effect

Physicists: Non-Greenhouse Gases (O2 and N2) Are Mainly Responsible For The 33°C Greenhouse Effect

By on 1. October 2024

“The heat retention in the greenhouse Earth is caused by all gas components…mainly by nitrogen and oxygen. It is not permissible to exclusively assign the GH effect of 33° to water vapour, CO2, and the other trace gases.” – Ullmann and Bülow, 2024 Chemical physicists Helmut Ullmann and Martin Bülow have published a new paper […]

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