The scientific definition of "tipping point": "The moment in time, after a person has had too much to drink, when he begins falling off his bar stool."
Climate tipping points are imaginary, always wrong, computer game predictions of climate doom -- fantasies from the climate alarmists.
Predictions of global warming doom began with oceanographer Roger Revelle in 1957.
We are now in year 64 of the imaginary coming climate crisis -- it's always coming, but never arrives.
Meanwhile, the actual climate is getting better.
We now have the best climate since the cold, late 1600s, for humans, animals, and plants.
We should be celebrating the current climate.
We are lucky to be living during a mild warming trend, in an interglacial.
We've all lived with rising CO2 levels for all of our lives, and global warming for up to 45 years.
That means we have seven billion "witnesses" who have experienced actual, beneficial global warming.
Beneficial warming in the winter for people living in higher, colder latitudes, and beneficial CO2 enrichment for plants.
The scary predictions about the future climate never change, as if predicting the future climate is easy.
It seems much more difficult to "predict" the past climate.
Because the past climate keeps changing, with "adjustments", and "revisions", that somehow always seem to increase the rate of global warming.
Obviously not correcting random errors.
The inconvenient -0.5 to -0.6 degrees C. global cooling from 1940 to 1970, as CO2 levels rose, that was reported in the mid-1970s, has been nearly completely "adjusted away", decades after the measurements were made.
The coming climate crisis is a secular religious belief that can't be falsified, just like all religious beliefs.
That coming climate crisis belief was not created with science, facts, data and logic, so it can not be refuted with science, facts, data and logic.
The 64 year old imaginary coming climate crisis belief can only be refuted by years of unusually cold weather ... just like the first four months of 2021.
And for true believers, even that might not work.
Climate tipping points are imaginary, always wrong, computer game predictions of climate doom -- fantasies from the climate alarmists.
Predictions of global warming doom began with oceanographer Roger Revelle in 1957.
We are now in year 64 of the imaginary coming climate crisis -- it's always coming, but never arrives.
Meanwhile, the actual climate is getting better.
We now have the best climate since the cold, late 1600s, for humans, animals, and plants.
We should be celebrating the current climate.
We are lucky to be living during a mild warming trend, in an interglacial.
We've all lived with rising CO2 levels for all of our lives, and global warming for up to 45 years.
That means we have seven billion "witnesses" who have experienced actual, beneficial global warming.
Beneficial warming in the winter for people living in higher, colder latitudes, and beneficial CO2 enrichment for plants.
The scary predictions about the future climate never change, as if predicting the future climate is easy.
It seems much more difficult to "predict" the past climate.
Because the past climate keeps changing, with "adjustments", and "revisions", that somehow always seem to increase the rate of global warming.
Obviously not correcting random errors.
The inconvenient -0.5 to -0.6 degrees C. global cooling from 1940 to 1970, as CO2 levels rose, that was reported in the mid-1970s, has been nearly completely "adjusted away", decades after the measurements were made.
The coming climate crisis is a secular religious belief that can't be falsified, just like all religious beliefs.
That coming climate crisis belief was not created with science, facts, data and logic, so it can not be refuted with science, facts, data and logic.
The 64 year old imaginary coming climate crisis belief can only be refuted by years of unusually cold weather ... just like the first four months of 2021.
And for true believers, even that might not work.