by Ed Berry, PhD, Physics I have not sent you my normal weekly emails for several months. Here’s why: I am narrowing my focus so I can produce more quality in these two areas: (a) climate physics for the public and (b) health and fitness, which I view as necessary to keep mentally fit and productive as long …
By Ed Berry, PhD, Physics On June 5, 2018, Montana Republicans will choose one of four candidates to go against incumbent Democrat Senator Jon Tester in November. Only one of the four Republican candidates can beat Senator Tester. There are no public polls to help predict who will win. Therefore, I base my prediction entirely …
by Dr. Ed Berry – PDF here. Montana Republicans want to replace Senator Tester. To do so, they must nominate their best candidate on June 5. If Republicans nominate Rosendale or Olszewski on June 5, then Republicans will assure Senator Tester gets another six years. Why? Because Rosendale and Olszewski oppose the Confederated Salish and …
by Will Happer , Tribune News Service (TNS) Albert Einstein would almost certainly have been a global warming skeptic if he were alive today. Many distinguished, contemporary scientists are skeptics too. We are lucky that Einstein left a rich legacy of pithy quotes that reveal how he would probably relate to today’s cult of global …
by Ed Berry, PhD, Atmospheric Physics Do remember the story, in Song of the South, about Br’er Rabbit and Tar Baby? Br’er Fox sets Tar Baby by the road. Along comes Br’er Rabbit who picks a fight with Tar Baby. Every time Br’er Rabbit punches Tar Baby, he becomes more entangled in Tar Baby. Let’s …
Basler Zeitung interviews Nils-Axel Mörner, The Global Warming Policy Forum Mr. Mörner, you have recently visited the Fiji islands in South Pacific several times in order to research changes on the coasts and sea levels. Why Fiji? Nils-Axel Mörner: I knew there would be a science conference in New York in June 2017 that focused on …
By Rebekah Mercer, as published in the Wall Street Journal, Feb. 14, 2018 6:58 p.m. ET I support U.S. generosity, decentralized power, evidence-based science, and open discourse. Over the past 18 months, I have been the subject of intense speculation and public scrutiny, in large part because of the philanthropic investments of the Mercer Family Foundation …
by Edwin Berry, PhD, CCM By private email, a good physicist commented on my preprint, “Why human CO2 does not change climate.” Even if you are not a scientist, I think you will understand my reply. Dear ….., Thank you for your email. First, to answer your questions. You asked, Do you consider the clearing …
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by Dr. Ed Berry Fifty-two years ago, in January 1966, I and 3 other explorers flew our Beechcraft C-45 through Old Faithful Geyser and other geyser plumes in Yellowstone National Park, USA. We didn’t have go-pro’s or other digital camera’s in those days. But we did have a time-lapse 16-mm camera in the nose of …
by Dr. Ed Berry They lost – as I said they would – when the Montana Supreme Court heard their case. Montana’s right-wing “tea party” Republicans fought the Water Compact every step of the way. They claimed it was “unconstitutional.” They claimed it would give Montana’s water to the Indians. They claimed it was unfair. …
by Edwin Berry, PhD The big misconception The whole global-warming/climate-change fraud is built upon one big misconception, namely, that our carbon dioxide emissions continue to add to atmospheric carbon dioxide. The IPCC and other climate alarm groups merely “assume” their claim is true. Yes, the IPCC has arguments to support its hypothesis, but all its …
by Dr. Ed Berry Al Gore framed the climate debate. He said, human carbon dioxide emissions increase atmospheric carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas. Greenhouse gases traps heat like a blanket that keeps you warm at night. It was that simple, he told us. People believe big Al’s story. Simplicity sells. But simple …
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by Edwin Berry, PhD, CCM October 2, 2017: I posted this preprint to get comments. Thank you for your comments, which have helped me improve this preprint. April, 6, 2018: Without changing this preprint, I separately revised and improved it for publication. Comments are now closed. The copyright for this preprint does not allow republication or …
by Dr. Edwin Berry On September 7, EPA announced the 132 candidates for its new Science Advisory Board. I am one of the candidates in atmospheric sciences. You can download the EPA announcement and list of candidates with their biosketches here. EPA invites you to send your comments on any of the candidates to Mr. Thomas Carpenter …
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by Edwin Berry, PhD, CCM (Certified Consulting Meteorologist) Below is the Abstract for my forthcoming professional paper. Yesterday, I submitted this Abstract to the American Meteorological Society for presentation at its “31st Conference on Climate Variability and Change.” I hope to have my complete paper ready for publication in a few more weeks. My thanks …
Partick Moore began this public discussion with a email group on April 22. We have moved our email discussion to this post. We show the previous emails in chronological order through April 30. Now anyone interested can post comments to continue the discussion. – Ed April 22, 2017 Patrick Moore wrote: Dear all: See: http://theclimatescepticsparty.blogspot.ca/2017/04/the-increase-in-co2-is-not-due-to-humans.html I am sorry to …
THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 28, 2017 EXECUTIVE ORDER – – – – – – – PROMOTING Energy Independence AND Economic Growth By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered as …
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