The following short video shows members of the public attending a council meeting to challenge councillors on their "climate emergency" stance, and finds they are now considering taking a fresh look at it.
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Wednesday, 4 December 2024
Tuesday, 3 December 2024
EXCELLENT DEBATE ON WHETHER CO2 RISE IS DANGEROUS
Although this is not a new debate it is still worth watching because the arguments brought out in it are still relevant today and the standard of both speakers is excellent. A vote was taken at the start of the debate and at the end. Both results were only revealed at the end. I will not spoil the ending for you.
Is Carbon Dioxide Endangering the Planet? Craig Idso vs. Jeffrey Bennett. A Debate
Monday, 2 December 2024
METHANE - THE IRRELEVANT GREENHOUSE GAS
In this lecture Dr Sheahen focuses on the work of Professors Will Happer and William van Wijngaarden in their pioneering work in calculating the real-world Global Warming Potentials (GWPs) of the five most common Green-House Gases (GHGs). He emphasizes how their calculations have now been precisely verified by satellite measurements, thus validating their research. These results verify the actual low GWPs of these GHGs, and, in particular, of the irrelevancy of the impact of Methane on climate. The results have profound implications, particularly for agriculturally based economies like those of Ireland and New Zealand.
“Methane – The Irrelevant Green-House Gas” Dr Thomas P Sheahen
Sunday, 1 December 2024
JOHN CHRISTY - THE REASONABLE SCEPTIC
John Christy is acknowledged, even by Michael Mann, to be a reasonable voice for scientists who are sceptical of the constant calling out that we are in a "climate crisis." This voice of reason makes it essential that he is heard. Listen to the interview and judge for yourselves:
John Christy on making sense of data in the climate change debate