Tuesday, October 14, 2025
Ian Bradford: Net Zero impossible since CO2 does not control the climate
Labels: Climate change, CO2 emissions, Ian Bradford, Net ZeroWednesday, August 6, 2025
Ian Bradford: Climate and Weather Are Not the Same - and thinning clouds cause the warming.
Labels: Climate change alarmism, CO2 emissions, Difference between weather and climate, Ian BradfordWeather is real and observed as well as being chaotic and non linear. There are no regular patterns with weather. Weather is part of our physical world, climate is not. You can look out your window and see weather. You cannot see climate by looking out your window. Climate is an abstract concept. That means it exists in thought or as an idea, but does not have a physical existence. We know most climate predictions are made using a computer. So clearly there is no physical existence. In fact, it is likely no one living at present will notice any climate change. When scientists talk about global warming they are talking about 1.1 deg C since the Industrial Revolution in 1850. We don’t know whether it is true or not, but the alarmists say most of the warming has occurred in recent years. So to get around this let’s take 80 years from year 1900. 80 Years is an average life span. So for someone who lived from 1900 to 1980 the temperature increase was just 0.5 Deg C. Given a lifespan of about 80 years can anybody detect a rise of 0.5 deg C over their life? No of course they can’t.
Wednesday, July 2, 2025
Ian Bradford: CO2 – the gas of life
Labels: Carbon Dioxide, Climate alarmism, CO2 emissions, Ian BradfordCarbon dioxide is our second most important gas. Yet some want to eliminate emissions of it almost entirely.
Carbon dioxide occurs naturally in the atmosphere and plays a crucial role in the life processes of the planet. This gas is fundamental to the life cycles of plants and it is absorbed during photosynthesis, and converted into carbon in the plant’s growth structures through a photochemical process. This process releases oxygen into the atmosphere, the gas essential for the respiration of living organisms.
Monday, June 23, 2025
JD: GDP vs CO2
Labels: CO2 emissions, JD, World GDPGuest post on The Good Oil by JD
Over the past 35 years, world GDP growth has been over 400 per cent in nominal terms, or 170 per cent when adjusted for inflation. Since GDP is another term for economic output, from services, transport, manufacturing and agriculture, all belching out CO2, we must be going to global warming hell in a handbasket right?
Saturday, April 5, 2025
Ian Bradford: Can we really believe anything the climate alarmists tell us?
Labels: Climate alarmism, CO2 emissions, Ian BradfordThe IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) is the UN climate arm whose aim is to provide information to the public about climate, particularly changes to climate and the causes of those changes.
Wednesday, November 27, 2024
Richard Lindzen & William Happer: Net Zero Policies Will Have A Trivial Effect on Temperature, But Disastrous Effects on People Worldwide
Labels: Climate change, CO2 emissions, Net Zero, Richard Lindzen, William HapperThe United States and countries worldwide are vigorously pursuing regulations and subsidies to reduce carbon dioxide emissions to Net Zero by 2050 on the assumption, best stated by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), that the “evidence is clear that carbon dioxide (CO2) is the main driver of climate change” and is “responsible for more than 50% of the change.”
Saturday, September 14, 2024
Owen Jennings: Now Here’s a Funny Thing.
Labels: CO2 emissions, Farming emissions, Greenhouse Gas, Methane, Owen JenningsFarmers have grasses to offset their CH4 (methane) Greenhouse Gas emissions. That’s not recognised and it’s not acceptable. More than that, they are heavily criticised and are threatened with severe penalties.
Humans emit CO2 Greenhouse Gas. We are not penalised because we are part of a closed, natural cycle where we eat greens that are grown by photosynthesis that uses CO2. That’s IPCC policy.
Tuesday, July 2, 2024
Ian Bradford: The Continued Emission of CO2 is Coming from the Oceans NOT from Human Activities
Labels: Carbon Dioxide, CO2 emissions, Global warming alarmism, Ian BradfordWe shall start with a slightly different form of a graph I have show before. I remind you that graphs of this type going back a long way in time are put together using proxies. Proxies are physical characteristics that give an indication of such things as temperature and amount of CO2. For example, if tree rings are close together, it signals slow growth and therefore low temperatures.
Martin Hanson: CO2 levels have been higher in the past, but how do we know?
Labels: CO2 emissions, CO2 levels, Martin HansonWe often read that atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) has been much higher in the past than today – up to 2000 parts per million (ppm) by volume, or 0.2%, compared with 400 ppm (0.04%) today.
Yes, but how do we know this? The evidence comes from fossil relatives of a plant that is familiar to many - the maidenhair tree, Ginkgo biloba. It is often called a ‘living fossil’, because its earliest remains extend to 200 million years ago (mya), and close relatives to 300 mya. What’s particularly interesting is that it’s the outer ‘skin’ (epidermis), of its fossilized leaves provide evidence about ancient climates, and in particular, atmospheric CO2.
Wednesday, January 31, 2024
Ian Bradford: Convincing Arguments Against Anthropogenic Climate Change
Labels: Climate change alarmism, CO2 emissions, Global Cooling, Ian Bradford, Man-made climate change, National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Agency, Sea level riseHere are a few reasons why human caused climate change is a gigantic fraud.
Background
The roots of this climate scare lay in an environmental movement of the 1970’s. The club of Rome (environmental consultants to the UN) used computer modelling to warn that the world would run out of finite resources if population growth was left unchecked. They came up with the following statement: “In searching for a new enemy to unite us we came up with the idea that....the threat of global warming would fit the bill.”
Thursday, December 28, 2023
Ian Madsen: FLOP28 - Climate proposals would devastate economy
Labels: Climate change, CO2 emissions, Global warming alarmism, Ian MadsenPoliticians, academics, celebrities, self-appointed activists, protesters, and green energy industry lobbyists recently gathered in Dubai at their annual Climate Crisis jamboree (COP28). Their central belief, from their computer models, is that human-generated global warming will lead to a rise in average global temperatures of two degrees Celsius, ‘2 C’ or even more frighteningly, as much as 3 C to 4 C by 2100. They claim that this will cause widespread health, environmental, and economic devastation.
Saturday, August 26, 2023
Ian Madsen: Heat pumps more costly, less efficient than gas furnaces
Labels: CO2 emissions, Frontier Centre for Public Policy, heat pumps, Ian Madsen, Net ZeroA recent study (by Andrew Montfort of the Global Warming Policy Foundation) addressing the Net Zero policies of the United Kingdom government has calculated that heat pumps, which Climate ‘activists’ advocate to replace home heating (in that nation, and in Canada), do none of the things that their proponents claim. Heat pumps are neither more efficient than gas boilers, nor cheaper, and do a very expensive job of reducing carbon dioxide, ‘CO2’, emissions. Heat pumps eliminate those emissions at a cost of over £300 – ~CAD$400 – per tonne of CO2, which far exceeds the estimated cost of those emissions to global Gross Domestic Product. In summary, heat pumps are the antithesis of a true solution to a questionable ‘problem’.
Thursday, March 16, 2023
Dr Susan Pockett: Obliterating the climate crisis
Labels: Climate change, CO2 emissions, Dr Susan Pockett, Global warming alarmism, James ShawQUESTION: WHY WON'T JAMES SHAW SHOW US HIS EVIDENCE THAT CLIMATE CHANGE IS CAUSED BY HUMAN CO2 EMISSIONS ?
ANSWER: Because he doesn't have any.
Climate change has been going on for millions of years. The current warming is nothing out of the ordinary.











