If I were to attend a conference or even a dinner meeting with a featured speaker who made the presumption that man-made global warming is real, is cause for alarm, and is due to humanity's use of fossil fuels that produce CO2 into the atmosphere, I would have some questions for the speaker.
As background, SLB has many articles on the subject of man-made global warming, and the science behind the belief that it is a problem. Three of the most-read articles are linked below:
- A lengthy article on my journey from being a believer in man-made global warming to my conversion to a rational skeptic see link
- The transcript of my 2012 public speech on why climate warmists are wrong, and deep global cooling is coming, see link
- And, a chemical engineer uses principles of process control to rebut the concept of CO2 causing global warming see link
In no particular order, the questions I would ask include:
Is it true that...
...A 1 percent change in cloud cover has more effect on solar radiation reaching Earth’s surface than all CO2 increase since 1950?
… The greenhouse gas warming effect of man-made CO2 is “trivially true but numerically insignificant,” a quote from Professor Richard Lindzen, of MIT?
… the long-term record shows that CO2 increases approximately 800 years after a global temperature increase?
...Warmer sea surface temperatures are due to fewer hurricanes?
... Areas with Low population had no warming in 20th century?
...Sea level rise is the same on average as the deposition rate of ocean sediment?
... Arctic ice began shrinking when coal soot deposits increased?
... Arctic ice above Russia began shrinking as volcanic activity occurred on the Arctic seafloor?
...Arctic ice has stabilized since 2007?
....Antarctic ice breaks away right above the volcanic zone?
...Greenland’s ancient settlements are now buried in ice?
...Earth cooled as Little Ice Age started in year 1300 AD and lasted 550 years?
...Earth warmed as Little Ice Age ended in 1850 with zero help from humans?
...The three cold winters of 1977-78-79 and the warm El Nino year 1998 created the illusion of global warming in the final 25 years of the 20th century? (reference the graph below of Abilene, Texas, showing the cold winters before 1980 and the El Nino before 2000)
...Earth entered glaciation periods when CO2 was far higher than today?
...Coral reefs survived several hot ocean eras and ice ages?
… Many areas show a cooling trend, interrupted by slight warming due to El Nino events?
… A change in 50 years from 300 to 400 ppm of CO2 in the atmosphere is the same as having a small house 1250 square feet with 8 foot ceilings that has 3 beach balls inside initially, 15 inch diameter, and after 50 years adding just one more beach ball? Such a house has 10,000 cubic feet volume, and each beach ball has almost exactly 1 cubic foot volume.
In addition, I would ask the presenter what he has to say about a few books on Global warming, including:
"The Neglected Sun: Why the Sun Precludes Climate Catastrophe,"
by Fritz Vahrenholt and Sebastian Luning (2015)
"Unstoppable Global Warming: Every 1,500 Years," by S. Fred Singer and Dennis T. Avery (2007)
"A Disgrace To The Profession," by Mark Steyn (2015)
"Why Scientists Disagree About Global Warming: The NIPCC Report on Scientific Consensus," by Craig D. Idso, Robert M. Carter, et al. (2016) and
"Polar Bears In The Hot Tub," by Arthur Krugler (2018).
(note: updated to add authors' names and year of publication to book titles)
Roger E. Sowell, Esq.
Houston, Texas
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