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The test that exonerates CO2
The test that exonerates CO2 By Javier [...]
Holocene CO2 and the earlier IPCC Reports
Holocene CO2 and the earlier IPCC Reports [...]
CO2 will barely double in 2100
CO2 will barely double in 2100 By [...]
The many health hazards of wind turbines
The many health hazards of wind turbines [...]
Doubling CO2 increases absorption by only a few percent
Doubling CO2 increases absorption by only a few [...]
Press Release: KNMI scrapped too many tropical days in De Bilt
CLINTEL highlights a newly published peer-reviewed study examining KNMI temperature corrections, suggesting they may have significantly reduced the number of recorded tropical days in De Bilt. The findings contribute to the ongoing scientific debate on how climate trends in the Netherlands are assessed.
The greenhouse effect, summary of the Happer and Van Wijngaarden paper
The phrase “greenhouse effect,” often abbreviated as “GHE,” is very ambiguous. It applies to Earth’s surface temperature, and has never been observed or measured, only modeled.
New presentation by John Christy: models for AR6 still fail to reproduce trends in tropical troposphere
New presentation by John Christy: models for AR6 [...]
Interview Ron Davison
Interview with Canadian signatory of the World Climate Declaration Ron Davison.
Åpent brev fra CLINTEL i anledning COVID-19-pandemien: Bekjemp viruset, ikke CO2
Åpent brev fra CLINTEL i anledning COVID-19-pandemien: Bekjemp [...]
