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Principia Scientific  by Viv Forbes | Dec. 24, 2019 Svante Arrhenius (1859-1927) was a Swedish scientist who first claimed that the burning of hydrocarbons like coal, oil, gas, peat, and wood may cause global warming. In 1895, he calculated (incorrectly) that a doubling of the atmospheric CO2 concentration would lead to a 4-5o C rise in global temperature. However, Arrhenius suggested that this increase could be beneficial, making the various climates on Earth “more equable” and stimulating plant growth and food production. Then a showman/politician, Al Gore, gave life to the theory that extra carbon dioxide due to human activities will …

Principia Scientific by Jim Hoft | December 1, 2019 Here we go… More lies from the globalist elites. It never stops.And then when they toss out these absurd numbers they wonder why nobody with a brain trusts them! UN General Secretary General Antonio Guterres, the former Socialist president of Portugal, kicked off the international Climate Summit that begins on Monday and lasts until December 13th. In his speech Guterres hurled out several threats to his audience including the line that “the point of no return is not on the horizon but rather it is being thrown at us.” And then …

WUWT Author: Thomas K. Bjorklund, University of Houston, Dept. of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences October16, 2019 Key Points From 1850 to the present, the noise-corrected, average warming of the surface of the earth is less than 0.07 degrees C per decade. 2. The rate of warming of the surface of the earth does not correlate with the rate of increase of fossil fuel emissions of CO2 into the atmosphere. Recent increases in surface temperatures reflect 40 years of increasing intensities of the El Nino Southern Oscillation climate pattern. Abstract This study investigates the relationships between surface temperatures from 1850 to …

By Chris Martz | November 9, 2019     INTRODUCTION Just when wildfires weren’t enough, we now have people blaming cold weather on a warming climate, which seems quite contradictory. In light of the Arctic outbreak in forecast this coming week, people like Phil Plait (who has since blocked me) took to Twitter (Figure 1) to claim that man-made climate change is causing frigid, Arctic air to be displaced south into the United States, Europe, and Asia. Figure 1. Phil Plait thinks cold weather is caused by climate change. His argument, which is supported by some climate scientists, suggests that …

L.F. Khilyuk, and G.V. Chilingar Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, US Sections, Los Angeles, USA Email: gchilin@usc.edu ABSTRACT Evolution of carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere does not contribute to global warming. INTRODUCTION It is hot (very hot) in the most of Europe and North America and also in Australia, India, and Pakistan. This year the atmospheric heat broke all the records. There are some recent samples of the record high temperatures (Yahoo News, July 26, 2019): 42.6 C (108.7 F) in Paris, 39.9 C (103.8 F) in Belgium, 40.5 C (104.9 F) in Germany, and 38.8 C (101 …