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Don’t Believe the Hysteria Over Carbon Dioxide

Written by Rep. Lamar Smith

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The way Americans perceive climate change is too often determined by their hearing just one side of the story.

The American people should be made aware of both the negative and positive impacts of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Without the whole story, how can we expect an objective evaluation of the issues involving climate change?

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Global Sea Level Rise per Jevrejeva

Written by Paul Homewood

I’ve looked at UK sea level rise, but what about global?

As well as the much-adjusted satellite datasets, we have a Global Mean Sea Level Reconstruction by Jevrejeva et al, published in 2014 and with data up to mid-2010.

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UK Sea Level Data For 2016

Written by Paul Homewood

According to the Government’s latest UK Climate Change Risk Assessment, sea levels around the UK are rising by around 3mm a year.

This is an outright lie.

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Modern Warming Is Substantially Artificial, Traced To Urbanization, Bias

Written by Kenneth Richard

Scientists: Temperature Data Contamination Accounts For 33{154653b9ea5f83bbbf00f55de12e21cba2da5b4b158a426ee0e27ae0c1b44117} – 75{154653b9ea5f83bbbf00f55de12e21cba2da5b4b158a426ee0e27ae0c1b44117} Of Modern Warming

Urban heat from paved roads, buildings, and machinery can artificially inflate temperatures substantially above measured temperatures from non-urban areas. This introduces a significant non-climatic warming bias into long-term records.

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The Greenhouse Net Cooling Effect!

Written by Michael Peter Galvin

The term ‘Radiative Forcing’ that was first defined in IPCC reports is non-measurable as it changes with altitude (temperature), due to moist adiabatic lapse rate the latent heat absorbed rises to a cooler upper atmosphere and latent heat is released on precipitation that cools and cleans the atmosphere and surfaces again.

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