IPCC – Chapter 12 – Extreme Weather
CSS-64 When someone says to you that ‘Climate Change’ is causing extreme weather events to become more frequent and/or intense,
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With respect to “Climate Change”, this website and my contribution to the discussion focuses on the data. I have a standing request/challenge to anyone (scientist or not) to provide an empirical Temperature/CO2 data set that shows CO2 driving the climate on any statistically significant historical time scale. Scientific proof requires empirical data. The Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming (CAGW) theory does not have that empirical data (because that data does not exist).
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Alberta Electrical Power – 2023
CSS-63 This post takes a somewhat detailed look at Alberta’s electrical grid. Generation data (on an hourly basis for every
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Trillions for an Unmeasurable Impact on Climate
CSS-62 The Climate Crisis/Emergency/Latest Scary Descriptor is based entirely on computer models that are self-acknowledged to “run way too hot”
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Sea Level and Temperatures
Previous posts on Sea Level (linked at the end of this post) have shown that the All CO2, All the
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UAH – July 2024 Update – Recent Heat
CSS-60 The alarmist community has been making a lot of hay out of the current highest temperatures EVER. While the
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Calgary Temperatures – Revisited
CSS-59 For Show Your Stripes Day (June 21st, 2024, Ed Hawkins’ creation to celebrate the catastrophic temperatures we have produced
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More Solar Cycles
CSS-58 A recent post by Joseph Fournier highlighted a paper comparing a consolidation of solar cycles to a multi-proxy temperature
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Human Emissions
CSS-57 The All CO2, All the Time (ACO2AT) narrative is the alarmist mantra. While there is no doubt that humanity’s
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The Holocene & Solar Activity
CSS-56 The alarmist narrative depends heavily on you believing that CO2 is responsible for virtually all the warming (1.07 °C
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Manipulating the Temperature Data
CSS-55 Is the temperature data being manipulated? Absolutely, and that process is called homogenization. There are valid reasons for some
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