Source: Shutterstock In this recent presentation, as speaker of the Geological Survey of Finland (GTK), Prof Simon Michaux does the math on what’s required, on the mineral side, to completely phase out fossil fuels. He presents an actual picture, taking the latest developments and future-tech scenarios into account, such as battery backups, [...]
By Jo Nova A little tiny delated backdown from extreme climate hype begins In 2018, a study of aerial photos of 700 Pacific Islands showed that 89% were the same size or growing. This rather destroyed the idea that sea levels were swallowing small nations. The New York Times said nothing. Indeed, the only [...]
Willie Soon More and more people realize that the standard climate narrative, as told by most experts, media and politicians, is, at best, much too simplistic. Furthermore, a lot of people are starting to feel the negative consequences of the rash, unfeasible and thoughtless energy transition in person. At the Five-Year Anniversary Convention [...]
Massimo Nespolo Name: Massimo Nespolo Country: France What is your background? I hold a MSc in Chemistry from the University of Torino and a DrSc in mineralogy from The University of Tokyo. After a three-year post-doctoral experience at the National Institute for Materials Science, Tsukuba (Japan), I work, since 2002, at the [...]
Essay by Kees de Lange and Guus Berkhout Former politician prof. Kees de Lange and Clintel co-founder prof. Guus Berkhout state in a new essay that there is no reason to swim further into the Net Zero trap. In the first part of their essay they show extensively that there is no [...]
By Andy May In an interesting linkedin debate between Tinus Pulles and me, two subjects came up that are related to one another and too complicated for a comment. First is Tinus’ question, “Will more atmospheric CO2, all other variables being equal, lead to a higher surface temperature.” The second question arose when I quoted [...]
By Andy May Tinus Pulles critique of our paper begins by admitting that, at present there are no adverse effects from climate change, but that we ignored possible future climate change effects. This was deliberate, as we wanted to deal only with established and observed facts and data. Climate model projections of the effects of climate change are highly [...]
By Andy May Wow! Our new paper “Carbon Dioxide and a Warming Climate are not problems,” in the American Journal of Economics and Sociology has struck a nerve, judging by the traffic about it on twitter. An anonymous twitter troll who calls himself “Bonus @TheDisproof” has published what he (or she) calls a list of [...]
© Clintel Foundation / Thursday May 30, 2024 Clintel publication in the American Journal of Economics and Sociology Press release by the Climate Intelligence Foundation (Clintel) “Carbon Dioxide and a Warming Climate are not problems”, that is the somewhat provocative title of a newly published paper by Andy May [...]
By Andy May and Marcel Crok We were charged by Marty Rowland and the American Journal of Economics and Sociology (AJES) with writing a literature review paper supporting the skeptical (aka “denier”) position with regard to dangerous man-made climate change. Our paper is fully peer-reviewed and presents what we think is the most convincing argument. Unfortunately, the [...]
