Climate Change? What Climate Change?

Extreme Weather   GSM   Record-Breaking Cold and Snow Sweep South America June 29, 2021 Cap Allon While the MSM seemingly revels in the unprecedented heat lingering over the NW U.S./SW Canada, a far-more widespread temperature anomaly is currently engulfing a part of our planet: in South America. Anomalous bursts of heat are always possible during low solar activity — we have explained this phenomenon many times before: A reduction in solar output weakens the jet streams. This loss of energy changes their flow from a straight ZONAL flow to a wavy MERIDIONAL one, which then, in turn, and depending on which side of the jet you’re on, either pulls Tropical heat unusually-far north, or drags polar cold anomalously-far south (click the link below for more). And while states like Washington and provinces such as British Columbia are feeling the affects of being under a violently...

  Business Daily ‘Handelsblatt’ Reports Germany Gripped By Electricity Price Shock…”Driven By CO2 Price” By P Gosselin on 29. June 2021 Share this... Germany’s flagship online business daily “ Handelsblatt” here reports on the country’s “electricity price shock” as the  cost of electricity “is climbing ever higher “. “Energy policymakers are sounding the alarm,” reports the Handelsblatt. In the late 1990s, German electricity prices were falling before the country passed the EEG green energy feed-in act in 2000. Since then, prices that German industry pays have almost tripled: Electricity prices for German industry on average have climbed nearly 200% since green energies were mandated.  Source: BDEW For private consumers, the prices are about double that paid by industry. So high electricity prices have risen, that now experts are warning of dire consequences. Driven by CO2 price “On the futures market of the EEX energy exchange, a megawatt hour ...

  Physicist: CO2 Retains Heat For Only 0.0001 Seconds, Warming ‘Not Possible’ Mainstream climate science claims CO2 molecules “slow down the rate of heat loss from the surface” as a blanket does. And yet the rate at which a CO2 molecule retains or slows down heat loss is, at most, a negligible 0.0001 of a second. A CO2 concentration of 300 ppm versus 400 ppm will, therefore, have no detectable impact. SkepticalScience , a blog spearheaded by climate science “consensus” advocate John Cook , is widely considered the explanatory guidebook for the anthropogenic global warming movement. The blog claims CO2 molecules, with a representation of four parts in 10,000 in the atmosphere (or 400 parts per million, or ppm), collectively function as a blanket does in slowing down the rate at which the human body cools. The rate or time-lapse involved in this “slowing” of heat loss is problematic to the paradigm that says CO2 drives global warming, however. Professor Nasif Nahle has ...

Global Warming? Scott Base Antarctica Endures -115F Guest essay by Eric Worrall (see update below – Anthony) h/t JoNova ; Global warming appears to have brought near record cold to Scott Base in Antarctica, which a few days ago endured -81.7C / -115F, almost 4 degrees below the freezing point of Carbon Dioxide (-78C / -109F) . Scott Base crew enduring near-record breaking Antarctica winter – 10C colder than usual Spare a thought for the hardy crew who are wintering down in Antarctica, experiencing near-record breaking cold temperatures.  They’ve come very near to the coldest ever recorded temperature of -89.6C. While it may have been -16C when Newshub spoke with the Scott Base crew – that’s almost balmy conditions compared to the -81.7C recorded on the icy continent this week.  Antarctica New Zealand science tech Jamie McGaw says he “can’t even imagine that extreme cold”.  … NIWA Meteorologist Ben Noll says the polar vortex has “kept all of these col...

Electric Vehicles on Collision Course with Reality California’s energy policies are a mess. Ostensibly committed to cutting CO2 emissions, the state shuttered its main nuclear power plant. California has invested massively in wind and solar energy, but since these technologies produce electricity only a minority of the time, California keeps the lights on by importing electricity from other states–electricity that was generated using the reliable sources that California ostensibly eschews. Then we have electric vehicles. Currently, fewer than two percent of the vehicles on the road in the U.S. are electric. That percentage may be a little higher in California, but it is still miniscule. Nevertheless, California has enacted legislation that seeks to ban gasoline-powered vehicles beginning in 2035. Where the infrastructure will come from to support such a transition in the automobile fleet in the next 14 years is anyone’s guess. Meanwhile, California’s grid is so inadequat...

  Dutch Court Gets Climate Science Wrong written by David Wojick June 16, 2021 David Wojick Contributor at Freedom Pub David Wojick, Ph.D., is a former consultant with the Office of Scientific and Technical Information at the U.S. Department of Energy in the area of information and communication science. A recent Dutch Court decision is getting international attention because it commands climate action. The case itself is like angels on a pinhead, so of little interest. Shell Oil proposed to cut CO2 emissions by 40% and the Court made it 45%, both targets being stupid. The real concern is the precedent of Courts making climate policy, so this decision is worth looking at. Turns out the Court’s version of the science is amazingly bad. The Court’s   decision document includes a long science section titled “ Climate change and its Consequences “. Ther...

  North America: Record Cold Inbound Documenting Earth Changes during the next GSM and Pole Shift Extreme Weather Crop Loss Volcanic & Seismic Activity Articles Contact You are here Home Extreme Weather North America: Record Cold Inbound Extreme Weather   GSM   North America: Record Cold Inbound June 18, 2021 Cap Allon The weather models suggeste...