Odyssey

Reblogged from https://edmhdotme.wordpress.com/ Earth has existed for some 4,600 million years.  This condensed history sets the current concerns about the level of atmospheric CO2 and the possible recent impact of extra Man-made CO2 affecting global temperature in a rational context. CO2 in the atmosphere To understand the context of current concerns about the increase of […]

It was Schmithusen and colleagues who in 2015 published research showing that the radiative greenhouse effect went into reverse over Antarctica’s high and cold plateaus. This is because the elevated ground level is colder than the stratosphere. This made sense in terms of the “emission height” based explanation of the CO2 greenhouse effect. Normally the […]

Reblogged from NoTricksZone, Pierre Gosselin By Kenneth Richard on 10 May 2021 It was previously thought the northern limit for Southern Hemisphere sea ice was 55°S. But recent declines in surface air temperatures in southernmost South America have led to sea ice formation creeping 80 to 100 kilometers further north than previous estimates. Since 2000, […]

In 2021 at the rollout of several vaccines against the covid19 pandemic, many nations and pharmaceutical companies chose to attack the vaccine created by Oxford University and AstraZeneca, due to mafia style commercial rivalry in the USA and due to resentment of Brexit Britain in Europe. Pretext after pretext was advanced to discredit the AstraZeneca […]

Posted on February 18, 2021 by curryja | 118 Comments By Planning Engineer The story from some media sources is that frozen wind turbines are responsible for the power shortfalls in Texas. Other media sources emphasize that fossil fuel resources should shoulder the blame because they have large cold induced outages as well and also […]

Reblogged from greatergood.berkeley.edu Source: What Game of Thrones Can Teach Us About Human Goodness You can’t stop empathy, compassion, generosity, and heroism. Even on HBO’s notoriously violent and cynical hit series!  BY JEREMY ADAM SMITH | MAY 10, 2019 Bookmark This article contains lots and lots and lots of spoilers. “The things I do for love,” says […]

This week marks the death at 98 years of George Blake, one of the notorious Soviet spies within Britain’s Cold War spy establishment. For a decade in the 50’s to 60’s he passed information to the Soviets leading to the capture of more than 40 spies behind the iron curtain. The England Game Blake was […]

Suzanne Moore Why I had to leave the Guardian reblogged from Nov 25, 2020 It is March 2020. For several months now I have been trying to write something — anything — about the so-called “trans debate” in my Guardian column. But if I ever slip a line in about female experience belonging to people […]

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By Paul Homewood ? ? You won’t see this reported by Roger Harrabin! ? ? IMPROVED late-season yield prospects in greater Europe and Australia have lifted the estimate for global wheat production by 5.9 million tonnes (Mt) from the previous Agricultural Market Information Systems (AMIS)…

This palaeo climate reconstruction of the interglacial before our own Holocene – the one called the Eemian – obtained identical results in the Caribbean and in Australia showing a remarkable warming peak at the very end of that interglacial. Link (remove spaces): http : //350.me.uk/TR/Hansen/GlobalSeauow045009 . pdf Even more strikingly, this warming was accompanied by […]