Will Happer: CO2 is good
CO2 does not cause climate change – Ed
CO2 does not cause climate change – Ed
W.A. van Wijngaarden and Will Happer calculated the CO2 climate sensitivity – or the temperature increase when CO2 doubles – is 2.2 K for a fixed relative humidity. This means global warming caused by increased CO2 is insignificant. This shows…
Ed Berry Be thankful we can find the truth if we seek it, especially in climate change. Jane is an honest lady who tries her best to improve the world. She voted for a Democratic candidate in 2020 mainly because…
We have two excellent professional papers on climate change to review and compare. The first is by William A. van Wijngaarden and Will Happer. They calculate the CO2 climate sensitivity – the increase in temperature when CO2 doubles – is…
Tom Quirk and Michael Asten
Monday, September 13, 2021by Dr. Ed Berry The world’s most costly scientific error is the false belief that human CO2 causes all the increase in atmospheric CO2. The truth is that nature causes most of the increase. The truth changes everything they…
My publication The Impact of human CO2 on atmospheric CO2 – edberry.com supersedes my Preprint #3 below. The PDF viewer lets you download my paper. Download Excel file here. Comments by scientists: “Dear Ed, Congratulations – a wonderful piece of…
On July 11, 2021, David Andrews, to pursue his political career, sent this public email to several people including Montana elected officials: Gentlemen, and Susan, I am sending an update on my ongoing conversation with Big Fork’s Ed Berry regarding…
Chuck Wiese is the best meteorologist I know. Last year, he retired from flying the big jets for Delta Airlines. – Ed by Chuck Wiese, Meteorologist With the continued and terrible politicization of atmospheric science and climate, I thought…
“This establishes once and for all, at least as far as Montana law is concerned, climate science is decidedly not settled.” – Attorney Quentin Rhoades Barhaugh v. Montana: Petition for Original Jurisdiction The Petition is based on its claims (highlighted)…
by Tom V. Segalstad (1998) A number of lifetimes and timescales are being used in both scientific and policy context to describe the behavior of heat-absorbing gases in the atmosphere. These concepts are very important for the discussion on whether…