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* Introduction *
Is the global climate changing? Seems like this is the sort of thing that is constantly changing. Here are some questions for us to consider:
What are climate change predictions based upon and how accurate are they?
Is the global climate changing in a way that is going to cause difficulty for humans?
What is the real basis for climate change hysteria?
Here are the inconvenient facts about the polar ice caps. The Arctic is not ice-free. This year's minimum sea ice extent was well above the record low observed in 2011. In the Antarctic, a recent study from the Journal of Glaciology indicates that the ice is not only not decreasing but is, in fact, increasing in mass, directly contrary to what the global warming alarmists had told us would be happening. This is not what their climate models projected. According to the satellite data, there has been no significant global warming for the past 18 years. Those are the data. The global warming alarmists don't like these data. They are inconvenient to their narrative. (Source: "Data or dogma?")
Climategate: Released Emails Show Blatant Censorship in Climate Journals - While the mainstream media around the world lead people to believe that a climate crisis will soon engulf the whole world (if it hasn’t already), there are some people who’ve looked into the science and data—and they’re not convinced.
Date: Nov 8, 2023
Data or dogma? - Promoting open inquiry in the debate over the magnitude of human impact on earth's climate
