Brian Shul uses photos and stories as a vehicle to tell an inspired story of hope, overcoming obstacles and daring to dream. From lying near death in the jungles of Southeast Asia to flying the world’s fastest jet, Brian shares his amazing journey in an unforgettable presentation that not only reveals fascinating details of piloting …
By RYAN ZINKE Ryan Zinke, a Whitefish Republican who previously served as a state senator and Montana’s congressman, is the U.S. secretary of the interior. The flames of the Ferguson Fire in California have become the latest symbols of a seemingly perennial challenge of fighting fires in the West. I just returned from the Ferguson Fire …
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by Lord Christopher Monckton Climate change establishment lies about science and does not tell you the real agenda.
(The climate part of this post, which begins in section 3, is revolutionary. Many scientists now support it. I will present this science at an international climate conference in Portugal in September. I will appreciate all professional comments because they help me improve my presentation. I wrote this article for the public, which is more difficult …
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“The simple model shows how inflow affects level, how level affects outflow, and how balance occurs when outflow equals inflow. Nothing in the world outside the atmosphere changes these conclusions. But these conclusions change entirely the dominant worldview of how human emissions change the level of CO2 in our atmosphere.” by Ed Berry, Ph.D., Physics, reposted …
by Cory Swanson, Guest opinion, Daily Inter Lake July 29, 2018. In 2015, the Montana Legislature ratified the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes’ water compact with Montana, which settled all water rights claimed by the tribes under the 1855 Hellgate Treaty. This was the culmination of a multi-year negotiation process between Montana’s Reserved Water Rights Compact Commission …
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Please click on the title below to see my newer post on August 2, 2018, that has been reposted by others: Human CO2 emissions are not responsible for the increase in atmospheric CO2. So climate change is natural. by Ed Berry, Ph.D., Physics This post proves the alarmist IPCC climate change claims are WRONG. You will …
I presented a summary of this preprint at the “Basic Science of a Changing Climate” conference in Porto, Portugal, on September 7, 2018. – Ed Edwin X Berry, Ph.D., Physics Climate Physics LLC, 439 Grand Dr #147, Bigfork, Montana 59911, USA Copyright © 2018 by Edwin X Berry. This PREPRINT will be submitted to a …
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by Ed Berry, Ph.D., Physics These 8 words are the death of climate change: It violates the Equivalence Principle, therefore it’s wrong. At its very core, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) violated a key principle of physics. Therefore, all IPCC climate claims and models are wrong. IPCC’s Big Idea (its fundamental …
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 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. …
