John Christy – January 2021
CSS-6 This Climate Short Story is a little out of the ordinary for me because it is always easier to defend data (and therefore interpretation) I have retrieved for myself. I am making the exception here because the presenter, John Christy (Distinguished Professor of Atmospheric Science and Director of the Earth System Science Center at the University of Alabama in Huntsville), has been standing up for real climate science for a long time. And despite the constant CAGW alarmist attacks, there is no credible argument (i.e.: backed by empirical data) against his “Climate Change” position. His position is like mine. My contribution to the discussion involves the presentation of the data, that confirms and/or supplements the information presented by John Christy.
#showusthedata #globalwarming #climatechange
The presentation is very comprehensive and generally easy to understand. The presentation can be accessed through this CLINTEL article link. The first section covers the general concepts of Climate Change (highlighting the small role CO2 plays). Christy then moves into Computer Modeling, laying out the shortcomings of the IPCC models. The bulk of the presentation then looks at the real trends of extreme weather (storms, droughts, sea ice, sea level, fires and snow). The presentation wraps up with a quick look at economics and the logistics of the Paris Accord. The General Conclusions: the models are over-sensitive to CO2, all the extreme weather trends used in the CAGW alarmist fear porn push are heading in the opposite direction of their narrative and there is no Climate Emergency/Crisis/Latest Scary Descriptor!


Science Matters – CMIP6 Model Discussion
Open Letter Addendum
OPS- 8 – Basic Climate Model
OPS-19 – Computer Models
OPS-20 – Computer Models – Simplified
OPS-22 – Computer Models – Real Simple
OPS-38 – Central England Temperature

CSS-3 – CO2 Sensitivity
OPS-19 – Computer Models
OPS-20 – Computer Models – Simplified
OPS-22 – Computer Models – Real Simple

Roger Pielke Jr. – Senate Presentation
Appendix: Extreme Weather Discussion
OPS-32 – Hurricane Update – August 2020

Roger Pielke Jr. – Senate Presentation
Appendix: Extreme Weather Discussion
OPS-31 – US Drought Situation

Roger Pielke Jr. – Senate Presentation
Appendix: Extreme Weather Discussion
CSS-5 – Snow and Ice – September 2020
OPS-15 – Northern Hemisphere Snow
OPS-24 – Northern Hemisphere Snow – December 2019
OPS-28 – Forest Fire Discussion
OPS-29 – Forest Fire Discussion II
OPS-33 – California Fires – October 2020

Appendix: Disappearing Arctic Ice
Appendix: Antarctic Ice Situation
Tony Heller – Latest Fake Greenland Study
CSS-5 – Snow and Ice – September 2020
OPS-23 – Sea Levels
OPS-25 – Greenland Surface Mass Balance

OPS-17 – Paris Accord 2015
OPPS-8 – Canadian Deficits – November Update
OPPS-9 – Common Sense