From: AlleyCat <katt@gmail.com>
Newsgroups: alt.global-warming,alt.fan.rush-limbaugh,can.politics,alt.politics.liberalism,alt.politics.democrats,alt.politics.usa.republican
Subject: The Planet Is Not In Peril, No matter What Faggot Liberals Say
Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2025 19:51:16 -0600
Organization: AlleyCat Computing, Inc.
On Thu, 11 Dec 2025 11:43:22 -0700, Dr. Rocktor says...
> >
> > How is learning a "little bit about the spectrum of water vapor" to
> > understand how it would impact observations of the cosmic background
> > radiation relevant?
> How is your endless denial game relevant?
He's got a HUGE problem with his self-esteem.
He'll never admit to someone being who he thinks they're not.
He KNOWS Clauser knows climate, but he'll never admit to it, because that
would damaged his pwecious ego.
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"The planet is not imperiled." He recognizes the work of Will Happer, Arthur
Robinson, Willie Soon, Fred Singer, Richard Lindzen, Judith Curry, and many
others. He also cited the work of a growing list of advocacy groups
including the Non-Governmental International Panel on Climate Change, Access
to Energy, the CO2 Coalition, Doctors for Disaster Preparedness, and Clintel's
World Climate Declaration.
As with Atomic, Molecular and Optical (AMO) physicists William van
Wijngaarden and William Happer, Clauser recognizes that clouds - which no
one understands - are a critical part of the puzzle of Earth's climate
change. It is foolish to ignore this lack of understanding. According to
Clauser, the cloud-sunlight relationship stabilizes Earth's temperatures and
is dominant over CO2. Clouds are highly variable and reflect up to 90% of
the sunlight hitting them, while oceans reflect only about 20%. Overall, our
planet reflects about 30% of the sunlight out into space. Clauser asks,
"What does the earth look like when viewed from space in sunlight?
Negligible ice is evident in near-equatorial satellite views (areas that the
sun typically illuminates). Painting rooftops white is a waste. Clouds cover
60% to 65% of the land and about 70% of the oceans. Clauser then explores
how his cloud-sunlight-reflectivity thermostat mechanism works. He compares
his views with those of the UN International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
Even though the IPCC shows a heat balance diagram for all skies, its numbers
are for clear skies, but not for overcast skies. This is deceptive. Further,
according to Clauser, NOAA has demonstrated dishonesty on climate, extreme
weather events, particularly in the work of NOAA administrator Jane
Lubchenco and Tom Karl who provide "An important example of what I call a
government-sponsored technical con." He cites former DOE Under Secretary for
Science Steve Koonin's book Unsettled? What Climate Science Tells Us, What
It Doesn't, and Why It Matters in giving examples how NOAA has doctored data
to make claims of increasing extreme weather events. One example is EF3+
data suddenly disappeared from NOAA'S Weather and Climate Extremes Index,
presumably because these devastating tornadoes are declining. EF is the
extended Fujitsu scale for grading tornadoes, where level 3 or higher is
considered severe.
Clauser concludes by saying that something is seriously missing in the
physics reported by the IPCC (and now in the physics reported by the US
National Climate Assessment, which is composed of 14 agencies, including the
National Science Foundation). The real issue is an energy shortage, not an
excessive use of fossil fuels.
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December:
Chicago's Snowiest Start To Winter Since 1978
Weather Network In Decline
India Plans Coal Expansion Through 2047
More Flawed Climate Papers To Be Retracted?
Major Arctic Outbreaks Lining Up For North America
A Natural Climate Shift In 1998?
Nature Retracts 'Catastrophic Climate Costs' Paper After Major Errors Exposed
The Oceans Are Now The Coolest They've Been Since 2017
Snow Hits Morocco's High Atlas
Global Temperatures Cooled In November
Australia's Historic Summer Cold
China's Deep Early-Freeze
Arctic Blast To Break Records Across U.S.
Canberra's First Freezing Summer Temp On Record
Northern China To -42.7C
Winter Arrives In North America
Record-Cold Start To Summer For Australia's SE
Mumbai Shivers
Saskatchewan To -30.2C
Arctic Outbreak Signaled For North America
Fierce Cold Sweeps India
Greenland At -50.9C
Hungary's Apple Crop At Record Low
Strong Ski Season In France
Thanksgiving Winter
A Meter Of Snow Hits The Alps
Thanksgiving Blizzards
Weak La Niña Holds
Polar Vortex Collapses
Arctic 'Methane Bomb' Fizzles Out
Record Cold Northern India
Northeast China To -31.1C (-24F)
Russia's First -50C (-58F)
November Snow Blankets Tunisia And Algeria
UK's Coldest November Low In 15 Years
Snow From Belarus To Spain
Deepest Snow In Decades Hits Wales
Fennoscandia Plunged Into Deep Winter
Cold Records From Mumbai To Madhya Pradesh
Europe Freezes, Snow In London
New England Sees Record November Snow
+ A Taste Of Arctic Air For Thanksgiving Week, Then The "Full Load"
New England Buries Another Climate Prediction
Indore Sets Cold-Wave Record
Cold And Snow To Wallop Europe
La Niña Strengthens - And Global Sea Surface Temperature Rapidly Cool
West Antarctica's Melt Is Coming From Below
Study Says Early-Holocene CO2 Matched Today
Early Cold Slams India
South Korea Freezes
Arctic Air Sweeping Europe
WaPo's Snow Story Falls Apart
Climate Coverage Is Collapsing
+ Urbanization Bias, Not CO2