Climate

Comment on APS Backpage, Sep 2023

by Howard C. Hayden, Prof. Emeritus of Physics, UConn Letters@aps.org Traditionally, climatology has made good use of chemistry, economics (records of food production), art (paintings of people skating on the Thames), history, astronomy, biology (leaf stomata, leaves, seeds), paleontology, archaeology, literature, limnology, oceanography, cave drawings, depictions of a veldt-like Sahara in Egyptian tombstones, and practically […]

The Earth’s Climate System

by Terry Oldberg I am attempting to correct an error in Wikipedia’s article on Earth’s climate system as it is currently written. Unfortunately, Wikipedia will not let me update its article. The error is to mistake an “abstract” event of the future for Earth’s climate system for a “concrete” event of the future for this

The Epoch Times

World’s Simplest Argument that proves human CO2 does not change the climate Meteorologists, scientists explain why there is No Climate Emergency Original by Katie Spence – The Epoch Times, Sep 14, 2023 This post uses and simplifies the part related to Ed Berry. For the whole Epoch Times article, click here. To read my papers

Montana Republicans lost Held v Montana

Ed Berry, PhD, Theoretical Physics, CCM On August 14, 2023, Montana Republicans lost the Held v Montana (HvM) climate lawsuit, as I said they would since June 2022, based upon how AG Knudsen was failing to prepare to defend HvM. The judge did not make a biased decision, as AG Knudsen now clams. The judge

Greenhouse Gas Theories and Observed Radiative Properties of the Earth’s Atmosphere

Ferenc Miskolczi Foreign Associate Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences Budapest, Hungary https://doi.org/10.53234/SCC202304/05  www.scienceofclimatechange.org History Ferenc Miskolczi first published his research on this subject in 1989. His following publications (2004, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2014, 2021) led to his 2023 landmark publication shown here. Ferenc Miskolczi is the first scientist to show how water vapor

Montana AG and Gov betray conservatives

Ed Berry, PhD, Theoretical Physics, CCM Montana’s elected Republicans rearrange their deck chairs unaware their Titanic is about to hit an iceberg. Montana’s Republicans are about to lose the Held v Montana (HvM) climate lawsuit when its trial begins on June 12. Our Childrens’ Trust filed HvM and similar climate lawsuits in several states. They

Happer, Koonin, and Lindzen: Exhibit A

On March 21, 2018, the US District Court, Northern District of California, San Francisco Division granted William Happer, Steven Koonin, and Richard Lindzen “leave to submit presentation in response to the court’s tutorial questions.” Somehow, through the magic of law, they were able to file their 26-page document on March 19, 2018. We reproduce the

Berry’s climate papers and Andrews’ debate

A critical debate in climate-change physics IPCC Hypothesis (1) says human carbon emissions cause all the CO2 increase since 1750. Andrews (U of Montana physics professor) says Hypothesis (1) is true. Berry says Hypothesis (1) is false. See all SCC papers here: Science of climate change Berry (2023) https://doi.org/10.53234/scc202301/21 Press down arrow to download PDF

AG Knudsen is letting Dems steal Montana

by Ed Berry, PhD, Theoretical Physics When Democrats win Held v Montana (HvM) here’s what will happen: At my own expense, I defeated this lawsuit in 2011 when it was a Petition in Montana’s Supreme Court. I thereby saved Montana billions of dollars and set a legal precedent that Montana courts cannot assume human CO2

A Tribute to Murry Salby

By his friends and colleagues MURRY SALBY PASSED AWAY EARLIER THIS YEAR Dear Colleagues and Friends of Murry Salby, You all know the excellent scientific work of Prof. Murry Salby published in his books, hundreds of papers and conference contributions and also presented in several videos. But some of you might not be aware that Murry

50 Reasons to Re-Think Climate Policy

When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do?  –  JM Keynes Barry Brill Climate Change Policy is in crisis. This month, the G20 Climate Conference in Bali collapsed in confusion – preceded by the  flops of both COP26 in Glasgow and COP25 in Madrid. Three decades of climate talks (52 weeks

Republicans win by challenging climate demagogues

Edwin X Berry, PhD, Theoretical Physics September 23, 2022 Climate change politics. A shocking new poll from Politico shows Democrats are more likely than Republicans to vote in this year’s elections. Republican candidates say they are falling behind and they need more money to defeat the Democrats. To make it worse for Republicans, far-right voters

What makes the Earth warmer than the Moon?

NASA’s “The Causes of Climate Change” parrots the UN IPCC: In its Fifth Assessment Report, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a group of 1,300 independent scientific experts from countries all over the world under the auspices of the United Nations, concluded there’s a more than 95 percent probability that human activities over the past

Elon will surely understand

by Ed Berry, PhD, Physics On January 22, 2021, Elon Musk tweeted about climate change, “Am awarding $100 M towards a prize for best carbon capture technology.” Elon assumes, as most people do, that the following United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) theories are true: Human carbon dioxide emissions have caused all the

Climate Physics Basics

by Howard “Cork” Hayden, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Physics, U Connecticut This is a short series about basic (all-inclusive) physics that pertains to climate change. My purpose is not to engage in detail about wind, rain, snow, storms, historical climatology,Milankovitch cycles, or any of the common topics discussed about climate. My purpose is to discuss

The last Earth Day

by Ed Berry, PhD, Theoretical Physics, CCM But for Montana’s far-right, April 22, 2022, would have been the last Earth Day that assumes human carbon dioxide causes dangerous climate change. Montana’s far-right “hate voters” are now losing a climate change lawsuit that will cost Montana a billion dollars per year thereafter. Our Children’s Trust (OCT)

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