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Was 2021 Warmer, or Colder?

Today’s mainstream press presents a Global-warming emergency, while referring to it as the watered-down “climate-change”. But is this an accurate portrait of reality? The question is which conclusion should we draw: more accurate records because of technology, or that it’s getting both warmer and cooler (which is very unlikely)? Let’s look at some alternative evidence,

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Barycentre Influence on Earth Climate #2

How the Barycentre Forces Differ:  The Sun is not the centre of the solar system. The barycentre of the solar system, however, is. Both the Sun and the Earth revolve around it, generally not the centre of the Sun. This means that the motions of the two bodies around the barycentre may significantly affect the Earth-Sun distance, and

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V. Zharkova’s Paper Unjustly Retracted

Reasons Irrational:  The editors of Science retracted Valentina Zharkova’s paper, which can be viewed in its original form here. The paper is significant because it shows that the influence of the larger planets on the distance between the Earth and the Sun is not negligible. That means this distance changes, effecting Earth’s climate. It appears to

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What About Pole Ice?

Arctic and Antarctic Pole Ice Cover is Roughly the Same What is the actual state of ice cover at the poles? Firstly, “climate” is about gradual changes in weather that occur beginning at 30-year timespans. We only have just over that many years of satellite data, giving us the capacity to even identify climatic trends. 

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What About Fires?

Fires: What is the evidence? The chart below shows fires in South America, compared to the 2001-2018 averages.  There are increases, and decreases. But importantly, the numbers only go back to 2001. Why? We just now have the technologies in place to monitor the global environment in a publicly accessible way. These measurement, visualization and

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And Now for Something Completely Different #2…

Plenty of snow, with the Northern-hemisphere snow mass doubled, but who needs it? All-weather-skiing Video Candide Thovex The Northern Hemisphere, because it has twice as much land mass as the Southern Hemisphere, has greater influence on the Earth’s climate and temperatures.  About 40% of the surface of the Northern Hemisphere is landmass, with about 60% covered

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What About Temperatures?

Historic Temperatures The chart below is from NASA, and shows Earth’s temperatures for the last 5+ million years. The above chart shows that contrary to popular misconception, the planet may be warmer in the Holocene Period (the last 11,650 years), but it is not warmer than during the last 5 million years. In fact, the above chart

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What About Arctic Ice?

Arctic Ice?Many news media have claimed that the ice in the Arctic is declining dramatically, which is simply false. The following charts are from the Danish government’s site, here.  The above chart shows that although ice in the Arctic melts and breaks off from glaciers in the Spring and Summer to form icebergs, it returns again

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What About the Grand Solar Minimum?

Grand Solar Minimum?We are apparently witnessing a decline in global temperatures because of a Solar Minimum. The chart below shows sunspots, which have been maintained in accurate scientific record since the invention of the telescope.  The above chart suggests the question: “Do sunspots provide us information that can help us ascertain the Sun’s changes that

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What About Current Temperatures?

Today’s mainstream press presents an emergency situation with climate, based upon claimed temperature rises. Is this claim factual? Below are links to some current news articles that challenge the global warming premise, showing the opposite, that temperatures are cooling. 12/2020: November Coldest in 71 Years, New Delhi, India 01/2020: Smashes All-Time Daily Snow Record, Newfoundland,

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What About the Additional CO2?

What About the CO2? CO2 Solubility The chart below shows the relationship between water temperature and CO2, showing how, when the ocean water gets warmer, CO2 is released to the atmosphere. The above chart explains that as the temperature of the ocean water increases, the solubility of CO2 (the amount of dissolved CO2 the water can retain) declines about 2.6%

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Additional Evidence Challenging the Greenhouse Gas Theory

Additional Evidence Right Shift of Radiation SpectrumThe below graph shows how we can tell that momentum is being transferred to molecules, independent of their atomic structure, using a widely disseminated chart. The above chart explains how the momentum transfer to the velocity of molecules shifts the entire spectrum of solar radiation received by the Earth

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