Prof. Kees de Lange met William Happer during his visit in The Netherlands last November. After that they exchanged several emails about the paper Happer en his colleague William van Wijngaarden wrote. De Lange kindly translated his knowledge of the paper into a blog article that is non-technical. This is an excellent paper [...]
A. J. Guus Berkhout (A szerző geofizikus professzor emeritus, a CLINTEL elnöke, a Holland Királyi Művészeti és Tudományos Akadémia tagja) Fordította Szarka László Csaba geofizikus-mérnök, az MTA rendes tagja, a CLINTEL magyarországi követe Guus Berkout: Experienced Engineers must take the lead in the Energy Transition című esszéjének [...]
© Clintel Foundation / Sunday March 27, 2022 "Experienced engineers must take lead in the Energy Transition" Governments are increasingly creating their own little world by replacing real measurements with modeled measurements, says CLINTEL president prof. Guus Berkhout, in a new article about the [...]
by Judith Curry Reposted with her permission from her blog Climate Etc. I have a new article published in the latest issue of International Affairs Forum. The topic of this issue is Climate Change and Energy. Mine is one of twenty papers. A range of topics are covered. My article is the least alarmed among them. [...]
A new climate science study, involving a panel of 17 experts from 13 countries, has just been published in the scientific journal, Atmosphere. The study looked at the various data adjustments that are routinely applied to the European temperature records in the widely used Global Historical Climatology Network (GHCN) dataset over the last 10 [...]
© Clintel Foundation / Friday February 4, 2022 "Climate activists are taking over Dutch industry" "A new initiative by environmental organization Friends of the Earth (called “Milieudefensie” in The Netherlands) threatens to plunge the Dutch economy into a green abyss", says environmental lawyer Lucas [...]
by Judith Curry “The current thinking and approaches guiding this conceptualization and description have been shown to lack scientific rigour, the consequence being that climate change risk and uncertainties are poorly presented. The climate change field needs to strengthen its risk science basis, to improve the current situation.” – Norwegian risk scientist Terje Aven [...]
Guest essay by Larry Hamlin The Climate Intelligence Foundation (CLINTEL) has cataloged significant errors in the UN IPCC AR6 Summary for Policy Makers (SPM) and distributed this error listing and analysis to the IPCC Chair and other world leaders to inform them of these errors. The identified errors result in the SPM failing to meet standards of [...]
Great Barrier Reef Guest post by Hans Wolkers The Dutch public broadcasting company NOS recently reported on the Australian government's plans to provide additional protection for the Great Barrier Reef by improving water quality, reducing erosion and combating illegal fishing. However, critics find these measures pointless, as climate change, which they believe is [...]
by Christian Gerondeau, with the support of the Association des Climato-Réalistes (France). 1. There's no prosperity, and no way out of poverty, without energy. Inhabitants of developed countries emit 10 tonnes of CO2 each per year, those in developing countries emit 3,7 tonnes, and those in the poorest countries 0,3 tonne. 2. The lack of access [...]
