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http://bit.ly/2DWe9tj BRUSSELS (AP) — A Belgian environment minister resigned Tuesday after claiming she had confirmation from state security services that massive climate demonstrations in recent weeks were staged as a plot against her. Though regional environment minister Joke Schauvliege initially failed to step down after admitting she had no such information from intelligence officials, she [...]
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http://bit.ly/2DgpdzM P Gosselin The European Institute for Climate and Energy (EIKE) posted a video of prominent German geologist Dr. Stefan Kröpelin, who in a presentation late last year in Munich called the notion of CO2-induced climate tipping points scientifically outlandish. He also called the prospect of the Sahara spreading into Europe preposterous. EIKE recently wrote an article on [...]
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John Christy: Guilty as Charged (DeSmogBlog's own goal) By Robert Bradley Jr. — February 5, 2019 Professor Christy is an excellent choice for EPA's Science Advisory Board. And if you doubt me, please read the quotations below that DeSmogBlog has put up on its website to purportedly discredit Secretary Wheeler's choice. Christy's views are mainstream [...]
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http://bit.ly/2MNQG0j By MICHAEL BASTASCH Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez visited a school in New York Monday where she answered a teen's question about what they could personally do to fight global warming. In response, the freshman New York Democrat said not to use disposable razors and skip out on meat and dairy, according to a Tuesday tweet. [...]
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http://bit.ly/2S9O0zY BY MICHAEL BASTASCH A progressive activist who worked on New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's campaign and helped draft an outline for a "Green New Deal" characterized the global warming plan as a "proposal to redistribute wealth." "America's ruling class is freaking out about [Ocasio-Cortez's] proposal to redistribute wealth and power from the people on [...]
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In the meantime, here's how the 2016-2021 forecast (in blue) is doing compared to the latest data (red trace). Last year, I wrote a short post entitled Met-Office invents infallible climate prediction method, in which I showed how the MET-Office would always update their 'decadal' (actually semi-decadal) climate prediction before the data caught up with them.
At the time, they were promising to update their prediction in January of this year. But they haven't, despite describing themselves as "WMO Lead Centre for Annual-to-Decadal Climate Prediction". So instead, I've done a retrospective update of the data on their 2016 to 2021″decadal" prediction.
Oh. Dear. That hasn't aged well has it?
Looking at the median value in the blue envelope at the current date, the MET-O has missed by around 0.35C. This is not a good result for the MET-O climate model. Why might it be running so hot?
We think it could be that the met-O's climatologists have been fixating on carbon dioxide and the alleged 'enhanced greenhouse effect' our emissions are supposed to be creating, and have ignored the Sun. We're currently heading into a deep solar minimum, and the indications are that the excess energy built up in the oceans during the late C20th grand solar maximum is starting to run low.
Don't sell your coat.



After epic flooding in Townsville, witchdoctors are blaming climate change.
Queensland's recent extreme weather – bushfires, heatwaves, coral bleaching, drought, Cyclone Penny, Townsville's floods – showed Queensland is clearly experiencing climate change, Professor Ian Lowe said.
Thus spake the Druid of Runes waving a bunch of multifactor complex processes that have been happening forever, can't be predicted and only have scary trends if you draw short graphs with no error bars. Verily we see doom, doth payth my grant, or whatever it is that keeps Prof Ian Lowe going. He is allegedly in the Queensland Climate Advisory Council (QCAC) — an organization so successful its only existence on the internet appears to be a sidebar on page 15 of a government PDF. But whoever they are, they're experts, trust us, that the media doesn't need to ask for an alternate opinion.
Wouldn't you know it though, floods seem to happen quite a lot in TownsvilleThis is not to say that the current floods are not serious but just that Townsville is a floody kind of place. It'd be climate change if things stopped flooding in Townsville.
In the last ten days Townsville has had 600mm of rain [...]
The European Institute for Climate and Energy (EIKE) posted a video of prominent German geologist Dr. Stefan Kröpelin, who in a presentation late last year in Munich called the notion of CO2-induced climate tipping points scientifically outlandish.
He also called the prospect of the Sahara spreading into Europe preposterous.
EIKE recently wrote an article on the presentation and posted the presentation (in German). The article follows in English (headings added):
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Stefan Kröpelin geographer and geologist who, after his training at the Free University of Berlin, has been working at the Institute for Prehistory and Early History in Cologne since 1995. He is one of the most renowned expedition researchers in the field of "Climate, Cultural, and Landscape Change in Arid Africa," and is best known for his scientific travels to Sudan and Chad. In his career he has undertaken about 60 expeditions, which have been presented in numerous popular science TV programs.
Sahara once a paradise
In his lecture, Dr. Kröpelin first gave an overview of the Eastern Sahara located in Sudan, Chad, Libya and Egypt. The region is the driest place on planet Earth today. But thanks to natural climate change over the millennia, this has not always been the case. On the contrary: if you think of the Hungarian researcher László Almásy, known from the book and film "The English Patient", who discovered "swimmers" on cave paintings in Eastern Sahara as early as the 1930s, you know that the area was once a paradise.
Explorer Kröpelin was able to confirm Almásy's assumptions through his work – and even add an almost unbelievable fact.
Higher temperatures 7500 years ago
The paradisiacal humid conditions in the east of the Sahara prevailed between about 8,500 and 5,300 B.C., i.e. after the last Ice Age and at the beginning of the Neolithic, when higher temperatures led to frequent rainfalls, and thus raised the groundwater level considerably, and allowed surface waters and rich vegetation.
As a result of the gradual drying up of the region over the last 7,000 years, the human inhabitants migrated south to present-day Sudan or later to Egypt, where they founded the Earth's first advanced culture on the Nile with its fertile floods.
Video of Dr. Stefan's lecture on the slow drying up of the Sahara on the occasion of the 12th IKEK in Düsseldorf in November, 2018
Cooling means a drying Sahara
The slow drying out of the Sahara was caused by a successive cooling of the climate, analogous to the formation of savannahs through warming. Interestingly, today's Sahara desert does not have the dimensions it had during the maximum of the last ice age about 20,000 years ago. At that time, the desert extended hundreds of kilometres further south into today's Sahel zone.
Lake sediment, cave paintings unlock secrets of the past
How could Dr. Kröpelin reconstruct climate events in North Africa over the millennia? What natural climate indicators does the region offer?
One of the best sources of climate data are the deposits at the bottom of the largest lake in the Sahara, Lake Yoa in the oasis of Ounianga in north-eastern Chad, from which as much water evaporates every day as the city of Cologne consumes every day.
The loss is compensated by the abundant fossil groundwater resources. But it is not only hidden data deep in the ground that are suitable for precisely reconstructing the past of the climate in the last decades – the human settlement of the region and its legacies are also a reliable climate indicator. Particularly impressive in this context are the aforementioned cave paintings, which were able to withstand the sandstorms and the heat surprisingly well. These prehistoric works of art were not made in a short time, but over thousands of years. The depicted objects like the floating people or cattle herds stand for different phases of the colonization.
"Tipping Point" catastrophe theory contradicted
The proven gradualness of climate change at that time contradicts the "Tipping Point" catastrophe theory, which predicts a "climate collapse" with drastic changes in the environment in only one human generation. In fact, Kröpelin's research shows that climate change in the Sahara has been so slow that people have hardly noticed anything about it during their lifetime.
Stefan Kröpelin also refers in this context to the political use of the current climate catastrophe theory, which is even misused for mass immigration policy.
The exponential increase in the world population over the next 50 years is the real problem facing our civilization.
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