CO2: The Greatest Scientific Scandal of our Time

by Zbigniew Jaworowski, M.D., Ph.D., D.Sc. On Feb. 2, 2007, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) again uttered its mantra of catastrophe about man-made global warming. After weeks of noisy propaganda,for Policymakers” of the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report, 2007, was presented in grandiose style in Paris to a crowd of politicians and media, accompanied by a blackout of the Eiffel Tower to show that electric energy is bad. The event induced a tsunami of hysteria that ran around the world. This was probably the main aim of this clearly political paper, prepared by governmental and United Nations bureaucrats, and …

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DeSmogBlog: Criminal Enemies of Science

<a href=”https://principia-scientific.org/desmogblog-criminal-enemies-of-science/”>Principia Scientific</a> John O’Sullivan | April 25, 2019 Anyone who searches for ‘Principia Scientific International’ on a major corporate search engine may be bemused to see the criminally-run hate site, desmogblog tagged beside us, posting a smear of our organisation. Clearly, the search engines themselves are indifferent (or supportive) towards these politicized merchants of disinformation. For those readers unfamiliar with desmogblog we invite you to peruse the following facts.

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Critical Thinking Climate Change

Joseph Postma In this video I discuss how if we simply apply the merest degree of critical thinking to climate alarm/change science, we can prove that it has no valid foundations or conclusions whatsoever. Everything that climate change alarm science predicts and interprets is filtered through their “reducing goggles” of, yes, flat Earth theory.

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Cooling Down the Hysteria About Global Warming

Rich Enthoven | April 21, 2019 Recently, NASA released its annual report on global temperatures and reported that 2018 was the fourth hottest year on record, surpassed only by three recent years. This claim was accompanied by dire predictions of climate change and for immediate action to dramatically curtail CO2 emissions around the globe. Like every concerned citizen read this report with interest. I also read it as an informed and trained climate analyst – and I can tell that there are some serious problems with the report and its conclusions.

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An End… and a New Direction

An End… and a New Direction

Guest Editorial: Dr. Tim Ball I thought about making this my last article on climate for this or any other website except my own. I planned the action some time ago, but it was the recent headline in the Telegraph that triggered this penultimate move. It said, “Climate change is a risk investors can’t ignore: Black Rock latest to sound the alarm on environment.” Climate change is not a risk factor. Current climate and climate changes are normal and well within the pattern of change over history, certainly the last 10,000 years. The world believes otherwise, despite efforts by me …

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Atmospheric Measurements and Observations

Solar Radiation Measurements Dr. J. Haase, Purdue Download PDF [pdf-embedder url=”https://climatecite.com/wp-content/uploads/Prude-lecture_solar-radiation_v2.pdf” title=”Prude lecture_solar-radiation_v2″]

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Minnesota Introduces Bold New Climate Change Bill Crafted By Teens

Gizmodo Brian Kahn | Apr 13, 2019 Photo: Getty Everyone always looks to California for climate action, but don’t sleep on the Midwest. On Thursday, Minnesota legislators introduced a sweeping new bill modelled after Alexandrio Ocasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal. But their bill and its rollout differs in one huge way: they let teens lead the way in crafting and introducing it, a first for climate legislation. The press conference and bill may be less visible than 1.5 million students in the streets, but it’s a landmark moment as young adults open up a new front in the push for climate …

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The Right’s New Rallying Cry in Finland: ‘Climate Hysteria’

New York Times By Ellen Barry and Johanna Lemola | April 12, 2019 A steel mill in Tornio, Finland. Climate change has become a central issue in its parliamentary elections. Credit Juho Kuva for The New York Times HELSINKI, Finland — When they really wanted to rile up conservative voters this spring, the politicians from Finland’s nationalist party made a beeline for the rawest subject in this year’s general election. No, not immigration. Climate. As Finland’s other parties competed with each other to offer ambitious climate goals ahead of Sunday’s general election, the Finns Party has seized on climate as …

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