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Post by Lone Star » March 13, 2018, 7:17 pm

An article just out this past week.

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/cr ... -warming/

Should We Chill Out about Global Warming?

John Horgan, the director of the Center for Science Writings at the Stevens Institute of Technology, has penned an essay analyzing two reports by ecomodernists who reject climate panic and frame the question of climate change and humanity’s ability to cope with it in radically new terms.

One of the reports, written by Steven Pinker plays down "the mainstream environmental movement, and the radicalism and fatalism it encourages." Pinker argues that humanity can solve problems related to climate change the same way it has solved myriad other problems, by harnessing "the benevolent forces of modernity."

Pinker asserts that industrialization “has been good for humanity.”
It has fed billions, doubled lifespans, slashed extreme poverty, and, by replacing muscle with machinery, made it easier to end slavery, emancipate women, and educate children. It has allowed people to read at night, live where they want, stay warm in winter, see the world, and multiply human contact. Any costs in pollution and habitat loss have to be weighed against these gifts.
And just as human ingenuity has allowed us to overcome countless obstacles in the past, he notes, it is more than reasonable to suppose it will do so in the future as well.

The second report was written by Will Boisvert and contends that the "onsequences for human well-being will be small" even if human greenhouse emissions significantly warm the planet.

Boisvert, who has been described as a “left-wing environmental expert, is no “climate denier,” yet he calls for climate alarmists to take a deep breath and step back from doomsday forecasts that likely have little to do with what will actually take place in the future.

As an example, Boisvert pokes fun at a 2016 Newsweek article announcing that “Climate change could cause half a million deaths in 2050 due to reduced food availability.”

The story, based on a Lancet study, made dire forecasts regarding the effects of climate change on agriculture, while failing to note that the study actually predicts much more abundant food availability in 2050 thanks to advances in agricultural productivity. These advances will “dwarf the effects of climate change,” he contends, and the “poorest countries will benefit most.”

Like Pinkers, Boisvert tries to factor in what climate alarmists ignore: the capability of human beings to react to changing scenarios in remarkably ingenious ways.

Boisvert writes:
Throughout history humans not only weathered climate crises but deliberately flung ourselves into them as we migrated away from our African homeland into deserts, mountains, floodplains and taiga before embarking on an excursus into the striking cleverness of the Inuit in adapting to a hostile environment.
Boisvert claims that the current climate change “crisis” that has ecologists’ knickers in a knot, just isn’t that big a deal. It is merely the “latest episode in humanity’s ongoing conquest of extreme climates,” which will likewise “amount to just another problem in economic and technological development, and a middling-scale one at that.”

Climate Believers will undoubtedly seek to quash this news. After all, it could affect funding that they depend upon and the political programs that seek to impose their theft on the world.

If it turns out, after all of the wailing and hand-wringing, that the world is not under imminent peril from climate change, then why fund these prophets of doom with their exposed data manipulation?


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Post by papafarang » March 13, 2018, 8:16 pm

so still not read the memo about climategate then ? a myth made up by those in denial
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Post by Lone Star » March 22, 2018, 8:54 am

The data manipulation has been traced back years.

https://realclimatescience.com/2018/03/ ... 5-degrees/
This year has been a particularly spectacular episode of data tampering by NOAA, as they introduce nearly 2.5 degrees of fake warming since 1895.

Most of these adjustments are due to simply making up data. Every month, a certain percentage of the 1,218 United States Historical Climatology Network (USHCN) stations fail to report their data, and the temperature gets estimated by NOAA using a computer model. Missing data is marked in the USHCN database with an “E” – meaning “estimated.” In 1970, about 10% of the data was missing, but that number has increased to almost 50%, meaning that almost half of the current adjusted data is fake.
It is very difficult for any sane, clear-thinking and rational individual to ignore the repeated revelations of data manipulation over almost 10 years since ClimateGate occurred. It will become more and more difficult for Believers to convince the rest of us that we should believe anything coming from these "official" bodies and agencies.
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Re: ClimateGate busts things wide open

Post by jimjay » March 22, 2018, 9:05 am

The DATA ALARMISTS have spoken. Must be losing bad on the Trump front.

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Post by papafarang » March 22, 2018, 9:57 am

ClimateGate occurred....
still not read the memo, climategate was fake news ... there was no climategate . it only exist in your head, if you want to ignore 8 inquiries that all found nothing of significance carry on , the rest of the world has figured it out but you just don't get it.
it's easy . they set a computer programmed with known data on the climate and let it run to see if it matches what is already known . the next part is called research ,they update the data as it becomes available.
the next part seems to be your stumbling block. they then add data that they don't have to see what results they get, this is not data manipulation by the boffins...it's manipulated by the program itself, that's why its called a climate model
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Re: ClimateGate busts things wide open

Post by Lone Star » March 22, 2018, 1:31 pm

Revelations of data manipulation continue to be uncovered and exposed.

https://science.house.gov/news/in-the-n ... ted-global

In this particular case, the publishers of the faulty data ADMITTED that the datasets were flawed and should be "replaced and substantially revised." They OVERSTATED the speed of warming, which is at the heart of the Believers' argument regarding climate.
The scandal has disturbing echoes of the ‘Climategate’ affair which broke shortly before the UN climate summit in 2009, when the leak of thousands of emails between climate scientists suggested they had manipulated and hidden data. Some were British experts at the influential Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia.

NOAA’s 2015 ‘Pausebuster’ paper was based on two new temperature sets of data – one containing measurements of temperatures at the planet’s surface on land, the other at the surface of the seas.

Both datasets were flawed. This newspaper has learnt that NOAA has now decided that the sea dataset will have to be replaced and substantially revised just 18 months after it was issued, because it used unreliable methods which overstated the speed of warming. The revised data will show both lower temperatures and a slower rate in the recent warming trend.

The land temperature dataset used by the study was afflicted by devastating bugs in its software that rendered its findings ‘unstable’.

The paper relied on a preliminary, ‘alpha’ version of the data which was never approved or verified.

A final, approved version has still not been issued. None of the data on which the paper was based was properly ‘archived’ – a mandatory requirement meant to ensure that raw data and the software used to process it is accessible to other scientists, so they can verify NOAA results.
Continued revelations of this nature make it difficult for Believers to convince the rest of us of their climate argument.
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Re: ClimateGate busts things wide open

Post by Lone Star » March 27, 2018, 7:13 am

https://www.thegwpf.com/flood-of-new-sc ... g-results/

(my emphasis added)
FLOOD OF NEW SCIENTIFIC PAPERS SHOW SURPRISING RESULTS

Two days ago Kenneth presented an impressive flurry of scientific, peer-reviewed charts published over the past 15 months (46 alone in 2018). Much to the surprise of alarmist scientists, global warming is weak at best.

Lack of warming a global phenomenon

According to Kenneth, these new papers show that “nothing climatically unusual is happening”. For example a publication by Polovodova Asteman et al shows that continental Europe’s temperatures are lower today than they were on other occasions over the past 2000 years:
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In the chart, it can clearly be seen that that 20th century warming is perfectly normal in a long-term historical context. It is no warmer, and even slightly cooler, than either the Roman Warm Period or the Medieval Warming Period.

In further bad news for climate alarmists, it seems that two of their favorite bellwethers of global warming doom – Greenland and the South Pole, are cooling not warming.

Here’s Greenland, from a study by Mikkelsen et al: https://www.the-cryosphere.net/12/39/20 ... lement.pdf.

This puts Greenland’s recent warm spell in its historical context: over 150 years it wasn’t unusual. Temperatures now are cooler than they were in the 1930s.

As someone likes to say, "Weather is not climate." The study of Greenland's temperatures covers 150 years. A century and a half period definitely reflects climate. :)

A separate study confirms that Greenland is on a cooling trend:
Furthermore, much to the surprise of global warming scientists, Greenland temperatures have again been falling since 2000. Westergaard-Nielsen et al., 2018examined the most recent and detailed trends based on MODIS (2001–2015) and concluded that if there is any general trend for Greenland it is “mostly cooling”.
As is the South Pole:
At the other end of the planet at the South Pole, new findings by Cerrone and Fusco, 2018 confirm the large increase in the southern hemisphere sea ice and suggest it “arises from the impact of climate modes and their long-term trends”.

They write that the results indicate a progressive cooling has affected the year-to-year climate of the sub-Antarctic since the 1990s and that the SIC [sea ice concentration] shows upward annual, spring, and summer trends.
Ah, peer-reviewed, supposedly the stamp of approval for all things related to climate change -- is actually now showing that the Believer hysteria is unwarranted and that there is actually some cooling going on. :)
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Re: ClimateGate busts things wide open

Post by papafarang » March 27, 2018, 7:27 am

accurate European temp records going back to the romans ? amazing I know they can dig up a lot but that's brilliant, shame it was only Europe otherwise it might explain GLOBAL climate change .
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Re: ClimateGate busts things wide open

Post by rick » March 27, 2018, 5:25 pm

Just goes to show don't trust just temperature charts, particularly when their actual locations are very remote. So, if Greenland temperature hasn't really changed much over 150 years (and how many temperature records were being made in the Arctic 150 years ago? And where exactly in Greenland?) why has the sea ice fallen by 50% in the last 50 years (and gotten thinner)?

Something has happened. Most glaciers have been in retreat, many have disappeared recently. And, even in the Antarctic (which suffers a problem in that very little in the way of measurements have been made except by remote sensing, which is a rather new phenomena) the mass ice balance is now generally agreed to be falling, and in 2017 the Antarctic sea ice hit a new low since records began in the 1980's (it was 30% below the normal amount). Only the Eastern USA is routinely getting colder - rest of the world isn't.

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Post by Lone Star » April 27, 2018, 2:05 pm

https://journals.ametsoc.org/doi/abs/10 ... lCode=clim

The Believers are having a hard time catching a break.

A new study (link above) conducted by climatologist Judith Curry and mathematician Nick Lewis and published in the American Meteorological Society's "Journal of Climate" on April 23, downgrades the predicted global temperature increases by 30-45% compared to the forecasts of the IPCC.

This SUBSTANTIALLY LOWERS the U.N.'s forecasts of potential temperature increases, the authors of the study conclude
that climate change is "not as bad as we thought." The findings follow another study published in January that "all but rules out" both "very high climate sensitivities" as well as the lower end predictions of the U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

The study predicts temperature increases of 1.66C and 1.33C compared to the IPCC models' more dramatic predictions of 3.1C and 1.9C, respectively, a reduction ranging from 45-30%.

The downgraded forecasts of Curry and Lewis were published a few months after a study headed up by the University of Exeter's Peter Cox, which concluded that the most dire of the U.N.'s climate change models were almost certainly too high. The scientists significantly narrowed the range of possible temperature changes from the U.N.'s widely variable range of 1.5 - 4.5C to a more moderate 2.2 - 3.4C, with a best estimate of an increase of 2.8C by 2100.

As The Daily Wire highlighted in January, scientists have acknowledged that attempting to forecast future global temperatures is a near impossibility, as it requires factoring in the "known unknown" of "equilibrium climate sensitivity," which "requires accounting for a wide range of notoriously difficult-to-predict factors, including, as Cox notes, the climate 'tipping points,' rapid changes in the climate that have occurred historically caused by the planet itself rather than more predictable external factors." The process is so complex, MIT atmospheric physician Richard Lindzen says that "long-term prediction of future climate states is not possible."

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The fact remains that no one can state how or how much, in any measurable way, that man can slow, stop or reverse what the Believers claim is happening.
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Re: ClimateGate busts things wide open

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Lone Star wrote:
April 27, 2018, 2:05 pm
https://journals.ametsoc.org/doi/abs/10 ... lCode=clim

The Believers are having a hard time catching a break.

The fact remains that no one can state how or how much, in any measurable way, that man can slow, stop or reverse what the Believers claim is happening.
So uh, who are these so-called "believers" again?

Didn't you capitulate already that this was a non-issue? There was no climate-gate?
jimjay wrote:
January 2, 2018, 9:32 pm
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January 2, 2018, 8:32 pm
jimjay wrote:
January 2, 2018, 8:09 pm
ClimateGate itself has been resolved.
Fine.

But that doesn't mean that all the data manipulation that has occurred since is accepted either.

There will always be an ongoing debate over this until the Believers can answer all the vital questions that have been asked of them and remain unanswered.
Bravo, you concede ClimateGate itself is resolved.

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Re: ClimateGate busts things wide open

Post by Lone Star » April 28, 2018, 11:15 am

jimjay wrote:
April 27, 2018, 6:40 pm

Didn't you capitulate already that this was a non-issue? There was no climate-gate?
jimjay wrote:
January 2, 2018, 9:32 pm
Lone Star wrote:
January 2, 2018, 8:32 pm
jimjay wrote:
January 2, 2018, 8:09 pm
ClimateGate itself has been resolved.
Fine.

But that doesn't mean that all the data manipulation that has occurred since is accepted either.

There will always be an ongoing debate over this until the Believers can answer all the vital questions that have been asked of them and remain unanswered.
Bravo, you concede ClimateGate itself is resolved.
Thanks for quoting me accurately. The answer to your question is in my quote.

"... data manipulation that has occurred since ...

"There will always be an ongoing debate over this until the Believers can answer all the vital questions that have been asked of them and remain unanswered."

Some of the most important questions are HOW or HOW MUCH, in any specific and measurable way, can man slow, stop or reverse what the Believers claim is happening.

The debate will continue.
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Post by papafarang » April 28, 2018, 12:05 pm

" Some of the most important questions are HOW or HOW MUCH" real dumb question, might as well be asking to look into a crystal ball, tell me how many jellyfish will there be in all the seas in 50 years from now ? or how about telling me how many stars there are in our galaxy... if you guess within a million I will give it to you. ask impossible questions ? :lol: if someone had explained the internet too you 50 years ago you would have thought them nuts, so you want to debate on the future of the human race. the thread is climategate and even you admit it was just a hoax. in any mathematical equation with so many variables , plus updated input means there will always be a variation in results, you seem to think when more data is added its called manipulation :lol: . every year for the next 100 years the data will change, but you seem to know what it will be. lone star has a crystal ball and he knows the future and says it will all be fine :D
it goes several ways

1. we clean up our planet and climate change still occurs , at least the air we breath and the environment will be cleaner,even if it is hot. so lets prepare

2. we clean up the planet, climate change don't occur so we end up on a nice clean cool planet

3. we don't clean up , climate change occurs we end up polluted air and environment degradation , and a nasty hot place to live

4. we don't clean up, and climate don't change but we have polluted air and environment degradation. so lets do nothing

so I guess Lone star your the kind of guy who thinks the option 4 is best ? your debate stance is lets.. do nothing then ? me I hoping for number 2 myself :lol:
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Post by Lone Star » April 28, 2018, 12:35 pm

papafarang wrote:
April 28, 2018, 12:05 pm
4. we don't clean up, and climate don't change but we have polluted air and environment degradation. so lets do nothing

so I guess Lone star your the kind of guy who thinks the option 4 is best ? your debate stance is lets.. do nothing then ? me I hoping for number 2 myself :lol:
At no time have I ever proposed or even alluded to something so ridiculous, but I realize that you like making rash comments like this about my posts. :)

A specific and measurable way is not simply to say "clean up".

My questions remain unanswered.
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Post by rick » April 28, 2018, 1:33 pm

One thing which has not got much publicity is the declining strength of the AMOC ( Atlantic meridional overturning circulation, or North Atlantic drift). Two studies have suggested that it has declined by 15% since historical times. Changes in this current have been linked to rapid, dramatic changes in the climate of North America and particularly Northern Europe in the Geological record. Currently it is uncertain if this is being caused by natural processes or by rising CO2/Greenland ice melt levels, as the two studies looking at this used very different methods - although they agreed on the 15% decline.

Whatever the causes, we could be close to a tipping point .....

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-04086-4

Also i have mentioned the increased variability in the Jetstream before. It is currently not in it's usual position over North America, and it has had one positive side effect - no tornadoes so far this year in the USA. A new record .....

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Post by Lone Star » May 7, 2018, 4:21 pm

Found some interesting information that shocked me.

Michael Hall, a psychologist from the University of Michigan, led a team of researchers in a yearlong longitudinal study of 600 Americans who “regularly reported their climate change beliefs, pro-environmental behavior, and other climate-change related measures” and published the results of their study in The Journal of Environmental Psychology.

The study revealed that Americans who are skeptical about climate change engage in personal behavior that is more friendly to the environment than climate alarmists, who support increased government regulation.

The results of the study contradict assumptions that people most concerned about climate change would be the most likely to engage in eco-friendly behavior. Instead, there is an inverse correlation between climate-change concern and environmentally beneficial action.

While very supportive of government action on climate, the group of “highly concerned” were the least likely to behave in environmentally friendly ways on a personal level. The self-described “skeptics,” on the other hand, while the most opposed to government climate policies, were also the “most likely to report engaging in individual-level pro-environmental behaviors." The environmental lifestyle choices examined by Hall and his team included recycling, using public transportation, buying “green” products, and using reusable shopping bags.

As a result of the study, researchers concluded that “belief in climate change does not appear to be a necessary or sufficient condition for pro-environmental behavior.”

As Stefan Hartmann of the University of Passau describes in his paper titled “Moral Licensing in the context of Environmental Behaviour,” such an apparent disconnect between belief and action is not uncommon. Supporting government intervention often leads a person to believe he has done his or her share for the environment, leading to “self-licensing” to act in contrary ways at the personal level, as other reports have noted.

Such “moral licensing” may help explain the apparent disconnect between belief and action of the world’s most famous climate alarmist, Al Gore. His 20-room, 10,070-square-foot, Colonial-style mansion reportedly consumes 21.3 times more kilowatt hours than the average U.S. household — including 66,159 kWh per year just to heat his swimming pool.

As reported by the New York Times in 2008, liberals favor generous government spending to help the neediest people at home and abroad, but give comparatively little in personal contributions to charitable causes. Personal virtue can be viewed as less important that government programs, which helps explain why liberals favor higher levels of taxation than conservatives, who would rather donate their money than have it taken from them.

Average annual charitable contributions from households headed by conservatives, for instance, give 30-50 percent more than liberal households, the Times article stated.

Similarly, the “generosity index” from the Catalogue for Philanthropy has found that red states are the most likely to give to nonprofits, while Northeastern states are least likely to do so, it noted.

“How America Gives,” a 2014 study published by The Chronicle of Philanthropy, used IRS data to analyze giving patterns across the country and compared levels of giving with how each state voted in the 2012 presidential election (Romney v. Obama).

The study found that the states in which people gave the highest percentage of their adjusted gross incomes were also states that voted for Romney, while states in which people gave the lowest percentage of their adjusted gross income voted for Obama. The top 17 most generous states all went for Romney.

The partisan divide in generosity is not limited to charitable donations. Conservatives also appear to be significantly more generous than liberals in nonfinancial ways, such as volunteering their time and giving blood, the Times article said.

Very interesting studies all around.
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Earth's orbital changes have influenced climate, life forms for at least 215 million years

May 7, 2018
Columbia University

https://m.phys.org/news/2018-05-ancient ... -deep.html
Scientists drilling deep into ancient rocks in the Arizona desert say they have documented a gradual shift in Earth's orbit that repeats regularly every 405,000 years, playing a role in natural climate swings. Astrophysicists have long hypothesized that the cycle exists based on calculations of celestial mechanics, but the authors of the new research have found the first verifiable physical evidence. They showed that the cycle has been stable for hundreds of millions of years, from before the rise of dinosaurs, and is still active today.

Kent and Olsen say that every 405,000 years, when orbital eccentricity is at its peak, seasonal differences caused by shorter cycles will become more intense; summers are hotter and winters colder; dry times drier, wet times wetter. The opposite will be true 202,500 years later, when the orbit is at its most circular. During the late Triassic, for poorly understood reasons, the Earth was much warmer than it is now through many cycles, and there was little to no glaciation. Then, the 405,000-year cycle showed up in strongly alternating wet and dry periods. Precipitation peaked when the orbit was at its most eccentric, producing deep lakes that left layers of black shale in eastern North America. When the orbit was most circular, things dried up, leaving lighter layers of soil exposed to the air.
Not even a Believer with all their data -- forged or otherwise -- can control the planetary cycle that helps to determine climate.
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Lone Star wrote:
May 10, 2018, 8:23 am
Earth's orbital changes have influenced climate, life forms for at least 215 million years

May 7, 2018
Columbia University

https://m.phys.org/news/2018-05-ancient ... -deep.html
Scientists drilling deep into ancient rocks in the Arizona desert say they have documented a gradual shift in Earth's orbit that repeats regularly every 405,000 years, playing a role in natural climate swings. Astrophysicists have long hypothesized that the cycle exists based on calculations of celestial mechanics, but the authors of the new research have found the first verifiable physical evidence. They showed that the cycle has been stable for hundreds of millions of years, from before the rise of dinosaurs, and is still active today.

Kent and Olsen say that every 405,000 years, when orbital eccentricity is at its peak, seasonal differences caused by shorter cycles will become more intense; summers are hotter and winters colder; dry times drier, wet times wetter. The opposite will be true 202,500 years later, when the orbit is at its most circular. During the late Triassic, for poorly understood reasons, the Earth was much warmer than it is now through many cycles, and there was little to no glaciation. Then, the 405,000-year cycle showed up in strongly alternating wet and dry periods. Precipitation peaked when the orbit was at its most eccentric, producing deep lakes that left layers of black shale in eastern North America. When the orbit was most circular, things dried up, leaving lighter layers of soil exposed to the air.
Not even a Believer with all their data -- forged or otherwise -- can control the planetary cycle that helps to determine climate.
and the point is ? what point are we at now, and what does this piece of useless info have on the sudden climate change ? do they have daily records of the weather from 202,250 years back so they can compare them with the last 250 years ? talk about being a bot, just copy and paste worthless known info that has absolutely nothing to do with pollution by man. they told us about the ozone depleting , I believed them , then they acted to ban cfc's, took time but now it's returning. or do you think it was government just trying to tax us unfairly by making us pay more for a fridge ? and there ozone ,proof man can change the climate for the better or worse
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Post by Lone Star » May 13, 2018, 11:21 pm

Well, it looks like it really is all about MONEY.

An international climate change conference in Germany that was attended by over 200 countries, has ended without any agreement on the major issues of finance and transparency.

Climate change finance has been in trouble from the beginning. The 2015 climate change conference that produced the famous “Paris Climate Change Accord” dictated that the “rich countries” of the world would provide $100 billion per year to the “developing countries,” starting in 2020.

However, since Trump has pulled the U.S. out of the Paris agreement, other “rich countries” now have to find a way to fill the gap that was created.

Apparently, the countries that criticize the US for leaving the Paris accord don't have much success in reducing their carbon emissions, which have even increased in some instances over the last 3 years.

In 2007, there was a UNCC conference held in Bali. Over 150 countries sent reps. The rich countries would have to contribute $100 billion to a fund for developing countries. The United Nations would control this money and administer the fund. And what numbskull would trust the UN to do this? 55555

At that time, digging a little deeper, it turned out that Louis Redshaw, Head of Environment Markets, Barclays Capital, was leading an effort to issue synthetic securities to trade in carbon credits. It was predicted that the carbon-trading market would top $1 trillion within a decade. In the last 11 years since that conference, nothing has changed. Climate change has accomplished nothing except as a financial scam.

When the US left the Paris climate accord, it forced other countries to put up or shut up. The EU globalists took on the role of becoming the leader of the “rich” or developed countries, while China would be the leader of the developing countries.

With China building a new coal plant every week, they still claim to be a "developing country" so they won't have to provide funding under the Paris accord. No, this MMCC Hoax isn't about money. 55555

But it's not just about money. These MMCC conferences are also failing in climate change transparency. Each country is required to open its accounting books to prove that it is meeting its emission reduction commitments. China demands that they not be held accountable and that all "developing countries" do not have to follow these accounting rules and transparency. :) These rules were set to begin in 2020.

So the rich developed countries have to cough up all the MONEY and also be totally transparent in their emissions commitments. While the developing countries just collect money and do whatever they wish regarding emissions.

No, it's not about MONEY. 55555

I'm glad Trump got us out of this scam.
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Re: ClimateGate busts things wide open

Post by noosard » May 14, 2018, 3:25 pm

Prediction are that Jellystone (yellowstone) will erupt with enough fury to cause the possibility of it causing a new ice age
Can see Ice Age 6 Jellystone

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