Climate has
always changed
throughout time.
The IPCC’s
Special Report on
Extreme Weather
says there is
little evidence
that greenhouse
gas increases
have any impact
on extreme weather.
Many places,
such as Canada,
benefit significantly
from warming.
The greatest risk
to any economy is
making climate policy
decisions based on
misguided (junk)
climate science.
The United Nations
Framework Convention
on Climate Change
( UNFCCC )
is a political body,
which, in 1992,
claimed humans
were causing
a ‘dangerous’ change
to the atmosphere.
But there is no method
of forecasting what
future climate change
will be due to the
very complex
influences of
natural and
human forces.
All climate policies
implemented from
the early
2000s to 2030,
and sustained
through the century,
will likely reduce
global temperature
rise less than
0.2 degrees C.
in 2100.
These CO2 emissions
reduction commitments
are so small they
would be undetectable
for many decades.
Geologists know
Earth’s climate has varied
as long as the planet
has existed, with natural
cold and warm phases.
The Little Ice Age
cold centuries
ended as recently
as 1850.
So it's no surprise
we've had mild warming
since then.
Climate policy relies on
inadequate models,
predicting 2x to 3x
the warming that
actually happens.
Climate models
exaggerate the effect
of CO2, and ignore
the fact that enriching
the atmosphere with CO2
is beneficial for plants.
CO2 is not a pollutant
-- it is good
for agriculture,
increasing the yields
of crops worldwide.
Global warming has not
intensified hurricanes, floods,
droughts and other natural
disasters, or made them
more frequent.
Wind turbines kill birds
and bats by the millions.
Our elected officials
and public servants
are math deficient and
climate science illiterate.
Climate science
should be less political.
Climate policies
should be more scientific.
There is no climate emergency.