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Dr. Jay Lehr

On Tuesday, CFACT lost another friend, Dr. Jay Lehr. What a man he was! Dr. Jay Lehr CFACT’s friends and readers have been treated to a brilliant weekly science update from Jay.  He has served as a Senior Policy Advisor to CFACT since 2020. The day before we lost him, we published a [...]

By |19 January 2023|Categories: News, USA|Comments Off on Dr. Jay Lehr

Humlum in Clintel Lecture: look at ocean surface temperatures

"If it [a scientific hypothesis] disagrees with experiment, it’s WRONG." – Nobel Prize winner Richard Feynman According to the climate change narrative, modern global warming is largely the result of human emissions of CO2 into the atmosphere. But a recent lecture questioned that assertion with an important observation suggesting that ocean surface temperatures, not [...]

By |15 January 2023|Categories: News, USA|Comments Off on Humlum in Clintel Lecture: look at ocean surface temperatures

German Renewable Energies Expert: Global Warming Is Going To Pause As North Atlantic Cools

By Prof. Fritz Vahrenholt, Klimanachrichten (Translated, edited by P. Gosselin) Reposted from NoTricksZone Fritz Vahrenholt The unusually mild weather at the turn of the year in Central Europe has strengthened the belief of many in Germany that CO2-induced global warming is in full swing. Globally – and this is the only thing that matters [...]

By |9 January 2023|Categories: Germany, News|Comments Off on German Renewable Energies Expert: Global Warming Is Going To Pause As North Atlantic Cools

2022 Seventh Warmest Year: Warming Slows Down

Guest Post by Javier Vinós reposted from Andy May's Climate Blog No minimally informed person denies that climate changes. The climate has always changed. Since 1860 the predominant climate change has been warming, which is fortunate because if we had a winter like those of 1800-1850, we would be in for a shock. [...]

By |7 January 2023|Categories: News, Spain, USA|Comments Off on 2022 Seventh Warmest Year: Warming Slows Down

The year without a summer? In 2022 Sydney didn’t even reach 32 degrees

By Jo Nova reposted from her Blog Sydney Observatory in the centre of the city in 1864. (Courtesy of the State Library of NSW.) For the first time in 163 years of records at Sydney Observatory the temperature didn’t even crack 32 degrees C (or 90F) for the whole year of 2022. [...]

By |7 January 2023|Categories: Australia, News|Comments Off on The year without a summer? In 2022 Sydney didn’t even reach 32 degrees

Open New Year’s Letter to António Guterres

    Registered Open New Year’s Letter to the UN Secretary-General António Guterres   Amsterdam, January 2, 2023 Professor Guus Berkhout office@clintel.org Sr. António Guterres, Secretary-General, United Nations, United Nations Headquarters, New York, NY 10017, United States of America.   Your Excellency, You have announced a Climate Ambition Summit in September 2023. For [...]

By |6 January 2023|Categories: Climate policy, CLINTEL, News|Comments Off on Open New Year’s Letter to António Guterres