Why is it in your interests to donate to the CSJ? Because sound science matters as the basis of the decisions our societies make and its applications in technology.

Climate science today is politically biased. We have to restore science to accurate theoretical explanations derived from data.

Additionally, humanity depends upon inexpensive energy so that people can warm their homes, cook their foods, transport goods, travel, enjoy life and reduce inefficient and life-shortening manual labour. Without fuels, hundreds of millions or even billions may perish, and many will be affected, mostly likely yourself, with lower standards of living and reduced individual freedoms. 

The environment is not threatened by carbon dioxide at all, in fact, CO2 has a net cooling effect on Earth, converting solar energy into plants and phytoplankton at the basis of the food chain, which otherwise would warm the planet. Forests are cooler than deserts for this reason, because they convert solar energy into carbon plants from the carbon dioxide in the air, plant life which then feeds all animals. More carbon dioxide results in a cooler Earth, and faster growth rates for plants, and more available food for all life. It is not the first time that the scientific community has been absolutely wrong.

The CSJ seeks to advance the state of climate science with new and important experimentation carried out by some of the world’s foremost scientific minds, acting as independent voices in the field. We need your help to bring new discoveries to the wider public to challenge the fabricated climate crisis.

Part of the job that needs to be done is the promotion of genuine climate science to rise above the false narrative. Not only as a platform for debates, but for honorable dissemination of a more rational, balanced, well-researched and understandable paradigm. That takes money to compete with predominantly politically-funded forces that have billions or even trillions of dollars who are seeking to reduce our personal and economic liberties under the guise of the environment. But honest ideas well presented even with limited funding can have a more powerful impact than drivel backed by millions. This is because the pen is mightier than the sword, and intelligent individuals, well-informed, are more influential than the irrational shouting of invalid understanding.

Thus, the good news is that honest, clear, well-communicated and sound science tends to silence those who cannot challenge it without resorting to character attack. Please support us today!