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Why is it that people keep mixing pollution and climate, like Bill O’Reilly did in the video? It’s completely unrelated. It’s like if a car run over an animal on the road. The fact that the car and the animal both are on the road at the same time doesn’t mean they are the same.
And why is it so hard to differentiate between Man Made Global Warming (Man Made Climate Change) and global warming? Bill O’Reilly asked: “Do you believe there’s global warming?” Obviously the globe is warming – all the time, otherwise we would all freeze to death. A more precise question that would highlight the issue would for example be: “Are there any Man Made Global Warming?”
According to empirical, real world measurements and data the answer is – No! Not now, not tomorrow, in fact there will never be any warming caused by CO2 from humans!
We can go as far as to say, there will never be ANY warming because of CO2 – ever – regardless of source, for a number of reasons, the first and biggest reason, – convection!
R. J. L.
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A lot of data lately clearly shows the globe is currently cooling. If CO2 was warming the globe it would be warming the globe – all the time!
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Norwegian scientists: No temperature increase in Antarctica in 40 years, dead stable! (Norwegian)
(Also in norwegian) Where is the climate crisis?
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What’s Wrong with Wind and Solar?
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Are wind, solar, and batteries the magical solutions to all our energy needs? Or do they come with too high a price? Mark Mills, Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, analyzes the true cost — both economic and environmental — of so-called green energy.
