Methane madness
Why are they demonizing clean-burning natural gas?
Reviewing the Earth’s energy budget for those not afraid of a few weeds — Part two
NASA / NOAA's energy budget fails to pass review.
Reviewing Earth’s energy budget for those not afraid of a few weeds: Part One
Too many scientists and laypeople accept the NASA/NOAA climate change models without question, as well as 100 others financed by our government at academic institutions. Their Earth's Energy Budget have become articles of doctrine and religious fervor. Yet other scientists, who adhere to the scientific methods, attempt to explain that fundamental physics does not support this doctrine, nor does thermodynamics, atmospheric dynamics, or atomic physics, etc. Can this gap ever be reconciled? Can public policy decisions be shaped that satisfy everybody's desire for a clean, sustainable environment without bankrupting the economy and destroying our social structures and values? This two-part essay [...]
Where is global warming’s missing heat coming from? Part-3
Climate modelers ignore a heat source tens of miles below us while only considering the source millions of miles above.
Where is global warming’s missing heat coming from? Part 2
Factoring nature back in.
Where is global warming’s missing heat coming from? Part-1
Global warming campaigners attribute too much to CO2 emissions and not enough to nature.
Sea level distortions
Activists grossly distort the human impact on sea level.
Climate change is real — Stop beating up straw men.
We will continue to experience climate change no matter what people do.
How accurate are our weather and climate measurements?
We need better and more reliable information to decide what actions we should consider preparing for climate changes.
What is heat?
Can you understand climate without knowing?
Weather made (sort of) understandable: The primary elements: Water, land, and air
Weather is a never-ending multi-level show of physics trying to overcome imbalances and irregularities too numerous to quantify accurately. Yet, we try hour after hour and day after day all across the Earth.
Fascinating variations — Weather made (sort of) understandable: Part Two
Weather is nothing more and nothing less than nature trying to equilibrate the balance of all energy transmitted to the Earth by the Sun.
The greenhouse effect in more depth
The greenhouse effect is an essential natural mechanism. It helps regulate the Earth's temperature, making it more stable and able to sustain all life as we know it.
Weather made (sort of) understandable: Part One
Weather fluctuates... naturally.
Manufacturing climate change deceptions — Part Two
How are climate trends misrepresented?