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"Climate" as the Orwellian notion

Tuesday 07 December 2010
Mangroven; Quelle: Wikimedia Commons

Mangroves (Source: Wikimedia Commons)

"Climate" has become an Orwellian term. With the word "climate", "global warming" or "climate change" issues are obscured, distorted and made into misleading context.

The world has always been a very insecure, not restrooms. Even the climate has undergone fluctuations varied. If one recapitulates ancient creation myths, they tell of fearsome gods wars, collapse of the firmament, the sky burst, multiple suns, deluges. Compared with such perils klimamythologischer times it goes well we won yet seen a whole.

Of course, were and still are some areas (either A, B, or CO2) less secure than others. Always have. The precarious places count (ed), for example, always and everywhere in the world in areas close to the sea. Things are different today: Today is the climate.

Also, hardly any talk of deforestation, depletion and environmental degradation of any kind, or even from hunger, poverty and an unjust global economic order - no, always reliable and the growing climate change arises out of causes as alleinge effects.

In relevant reports mainly from foreign countries are, in consequence, they hardly bother to analyze the factors carefully and to call, so keep it to no more: (more ...)

The sleight of climatologists

Friday 11 December 2009

The day before yesterday we told BILD tearful the 7 biggest problems of our world and how it is really about us. Oddly enough, it went out of the question to present itself at least one of the seven problems.

Could the combat boots Sheet decide together with his editorial for publishing suicide, so to speak, a media-journalistic hara-kiri in the interest of the climate to stage or, as Greenpeace vorexerziert so heroically, to begin a rigorous journalistic hunger strike for the climate, would be on the list to delete at once one of the points and CO2 outgassing in Germany would sink suddenly: Less hot air!

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Source: www.deesillustration.com

Amidst the media frenzy at the Copenhagen climate-controlled world climate conference the public had no chance to learn that at 5:12:09 in Berlin, another international "summit" was held, that is already the 2nd Time a conference of the scientific opponents of official climate theorists. Participants at the first summit, coming from 192 countries around the world, padded lavishly with taxpayer money and a huge journalistic entourage in tow, currently sit in the Danish capital. 15,000 people from 150 scientists in Berlin. David against Goliath?

I found a very interesting report by Dr. Klaus Peter Krause , summarizing the critical meeting of scientists in Berlin. (more ...)

From fat before? London study proves that global warming caused primarily by emissions of thicknesses

Tuesday 21 April 2009

Phil Edwards and Ian Roberts, both researchers from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, sounding the alarm bells: the overweight are (directly and indirectly) for global warming, that is for a higher emissions of greenhouse gases (CO 2) responsible, as they are more food and more energy consumption. Corresponding experiments and present measurement results that were collected directly in the digestive tract of thicknesses were to conclude that thickness are characterized not only longer but burp more and farting, and therefore that is directly responsible for the production of harmful, highly toxic greenhouse gas (CO2) is responsible.

The two researchers make the thickness of at least 20% of the resulting highly toxic gases (CO 2) is responsible. The study did, for example, a growing livestock because of a rising demand for meat for 20% of harmful greenhouse gases (CO 2) is responsible, due to the toxic methane (CO 2), which is secreted by cows. Thus, the researchers documented a fatal "Doppler effect": it requires thick meatballs meatballs for more and more thick, which in turn encourages more and more cows to fart. These data were also collected directly in the digestive tract of harmful methane gas producing highly controversial (CO 2) animals. This is one of the researchers before ventured so far that he almost got sucked in a particularly violent Rülpsvorgang a cow in the Wiederkäutrakt. The measured data could be collected only with difficulty after the incident. However, they leave nothing to be desired in clarity. "Unfortunately," said one of the two researchers, who also inspires to reconsider the adverse Kuhhaltung given the devastating results completely. After all, (*) there would be long gas-free alternatives such as soy or rice milk, non-methane gas-charged (CO 2) are. This could provide entirely free of fat and also prevent future problems in lactose digestion and corresponding harmful Gepupse. (more ...)

Attracts people, you warm!

Saturday 21 February 2009

Gore-bal warming (Quelle: www.deesillustration.com)

Gore-bal Warming (Source: www.deesillustration.com)

I recently read pleasantly surprised two short messages to the following:

Arctic ice cap grows to new heights. The Southern Hemisphere (Antarctica) quietly set a new record for the largest ice extent has established since 1979. The ice cover in the southern hemisphere is the largest since satellite records, surpassing even the 1995, 2001, 2005 and 2006. Since 1979, a tendency towards the growth Gesamteisausdehnung is recorded.

While the area has to the Antarctic Peninsula is warming in the last few years and went back the surrounding ice volume during the summer in the southern hemisphere, the interior of Antarctica getting colder and the ice was of comprehensive and long-lasting, which explains the increase in the overall expansion. Information provided by the NASA Godard Institute for Space Studies (GIS) has, according to the winter at the South Pole since 1957 actually cooled by one degree Fahrenheit, while the coldest year was 2004. The winter of that year I was particularly harsh in the Southern Hemisphere, with cold and snow records in Australia, South America and Africa. (more ...)