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Study: there is no correlation between CO2 and temperature 🌞🤡⚡️🧮😏

Systematic Lies: The Next Study That Exposes the Human-Made Climate Change Hoax

Bhatta uses, as already noted, the data from the Global Historical Climatology Network, and in the end has continuous measurement series for around 1000 stations that cover the period from 1900 to 2024 and comprise 42,456,992 data points (temperature min/max per day and measurement station). He correlates his data with emissions data that relate to the release of CO2 from industry and households, in order to determine the effect that rising emissions have on global temperature—first as a whole and then for different time periods.

His main result: There is NO CONNECTION between CO2 emissions and temperature.

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u/ChipHaseCoolGuy — 5 days ago
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The IPCC have just invalidated their catastrophic climate change scenario

The warming (all relative) of the current climate has little to do with human CO2 emissions, as claimed by the IPCC fraudsters, who have just invalidated their own catastrophic scenarios, by the way.

We are currently in a natural interglacial warming period that occurs cyclically in the history of our planet, and the current temperature remains lower than previous peaks.

We should rejoice at living during an interglacial period conducive to agriculture and economic prosperity, and stop destroying our economy under the utopian pretext of fighting a warming over which we have absolutely no control.
The true long-term threat to humanity will be the next ice age.

https://x.com/ericdesilvestr1/status/2055946366996647958?s=46

u/ChipHaseCoolGuy — 5 days ago
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France should have stayed only nuclear and not get on the wind turbine bandwagon

The 55 nuclear power plants that France built between 1973 and 1980 cost about 100 billion euros in today's money and they steadily deliver 75% of the country's electricity.

Then they decided to go green and build wind power. They've paid over 150 billion euros to produce a measly 8% of the electricity – and it only comes when the wind blows, not when we actually need it.

In other words: twice as expensive for a tenth of the output, plus it's totally unreliable.

Wind power isn't just expensive. It's a catastrophically bad deal.

u/ChipHaseCoolGuy — 7 days ago
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Sorry, we have to destroy society because we’re stupid

Sorry, the vaccination doesn't work; vaccinated people get infected just as much. For safety's sake, we've criminalized all vaccine refusers.

Sorry, the climate catastrophe was a miscalculation. For safety's sake, we've banned cars and heating and deindustrialized the country.

Sorry, that "microplastics in the brain" stuff—the researchers put it there themselves with their rubber gloves. 98% of the particles are false-positive measurement errors. For safety's sake, we've banned straws and loose plastic lids, introduced packaging taxes, and piled on endless regulations.

But most importantly #followthescience during the next moral panic, where only asceticism and indulgences can save us.

@corona_realism - X

u/ChipHaseCoolGuy — 8 days ago
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“The Big Freeze” from 1944 - 1976

The world witnessed 33 years of global cooling from 1944 to 1976 - hailed around the world as 'The Big Freeze'.

The media announced it with eye catching headlines. But the mysterious Ice Age simply vanished. The cooling had taken place just as industrial output surged after WWII, sending CO₂ concentrations shooting up. If CO₂ really was the ruler of temperature, this cooling phase should have been impossible. Instead, the data exposed a complex tug-of-war.

The industrial boom had released sulfate aerosols (smog) into the atmosphere that reflected sunlight away from Earth. This is what caused the lingering cool spell. It goes to show that solar cycles, volcanic activity and atmospheric particulates can—and usually do—override all expectations for decades at a time. But the ice balloon finally popped and so did the elusive Ice Age.

It shows how variable the climate can be if we ignore all the variables; the aerosols, the power of ocean currents or the supreme power of the Sun. If we fixate on only one solitary trace gas - then we forfeit our sense of planetary climate.

The 'Big Freeze' Time magazine cover was published on December 3, 1973.

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u/ChipHaseCoolGuy — 9 days ago