The CO2 fertilization effect is both real and substantial in both beneficial and harmful ways.
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The Green Movement and Energy Prices: The Theory Of “Effective Pain”
The pampered ideologues, the laptop classes, those sporting their luxury beliefs as their badge of climate virtue, rule the roost but for not much longer.
Replacing Coal Power with Wind and Solar Increases Net CO2 Emissions
The most significant effects of adding wind and solar power to any grid are to destabilize it and greatly to increase the cost of electricity for homes and businesses everywhere
CO2 Pipelines in the Midwest: The Brewing Conflict Between Energy, Environment, and Property Rights
As the battle over CO2 pipelines in the Midwest heats up, the conflicting interests of economic growth, environmental preservation, and property rights will continue to collide.
Does GHG Forcing Have Significantly Less Efficacy Than a Similar Sized Solar Forcing?
Is it possible that the Effective Radiative Forcing (ERF) of a small change in GHG forcing is a lot lower than the ERF for a similar change in solar forcing?…
EPA to Propose First Controls on CO2 Emissions From Power Plants – ‘Will be 1st time fed gov’t has limited CO2 from existing power plants’
Ignoring last June’s SCOTUS decision in West Virgina v. EPA, the rogue Biden regime plans another assault on our electricity grid by essentially requiring CO2 capture and storage for fossil…
More on Cloud Reduction. CO2 is innocent but Clouds are guilty.
Statistical uncertainty in the CERES and Cloud data seem to retard acceptance of alternative GW theories.
Think We Can Model the Climate? Clouds Get in the Way!
IPCC forecasters overstate warming because they still somehow really don’t understand clouds at all.
What Traps Heat the Longest?
The contributions from 3 heat trapping mechanisms are examined: Greenhouse gases, heat domes and ocean barrier layers and how they contribute average global temperature and extreme weather.
Abate CO2 emissions to cut global warming? Good luck with that!
it is evident that wind and solar on their own are not going to be capable of getting the United States, or the world, to net zero.
Yes, BBC, Global Warming Extends Plant Growing Seasons
…evidence of dangerous stress has not materialized, but the benefits certainly have.
No, NBC News, Giving the Ocean Antacids Will Not Help Curb Climate Change
Adding antacids won’t have any effect on the temperature dependent chemical process in the oceans, and these researchers will soon discover that their efforts would be miniscule in the big…
The Global Emissions Experiment: A 33-Year Audit
How, then, have the excitable predictions of the profiteers of doom panned out during the 33-year experiment in ever-increasing emissions of CO2 and other greenhouse gases?
Low atmospheric CO2 levels before the rise of forested ecosystems
Ultimately, the composition of Earth’s atmosphere is governed by an interplay between biological and geological processes and how land plants and their root symbionts affect the physical and chemical weathering…
Equilibrium Doubled-CO2 Sensitivity by Observational Methods
On that basis, each $1 billion that Britain and the world spends on chasing after net zero will prevent just one thirty-millionth of a degree of warming that would otherwise…
Climate Change Weekly #456: A Holiday Climate Potpourri
I wish each and every one of you a Blessed Christmas and a joyous New Year!
MIT Climate Scientist Dr. Richard Lindzen Rejects ‘Climate Change’ As ‘A Quasi-Religious Movement Predicated on An Absurd ‘Scientific’ Narrative’
This all leaves us with a quasi-religious movement predicated on an absurd ‘scientific’ narrative.
The Dirty Secrets inside the Black Box Climate Models
“It’s tough to make predictions, especially about the future.” Yogi Berra
The Dangers of Low Atmospheric CO2 Concentrations
Consequently, any reduction in the CO2 content of the atmosphere will negatively impact the current state of nature, reducing not only the growth of plants, but other benefits brought about by higher CO2 concentrations,
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