Climate Change

The history of Earth’s evolution shows us that the planet’s climate is in a constant state of change. In a March 12,1985, Christian Science Monitor article titled: “Why Earth was a hothouse 100 million years ago: Geography, CO2 levels may explain prehistoric swelter,” author David F. Salisbury observed: “If you could visit Earth as it was 100 million years ago, you wouldn't recognize it. At that time our now-temperate planet was a hothouse world of dense jungle and Sahara-like desert overrun by dinosaurs. This period, the Cretaceous, has long fascinated scientists and layman alike.” The earlier “Pennsylvanian”era, some 323-298-plus million years ago, was known for convulsive shifts in climate, from tropical conditions to ice ages. When you think of it, equilibrium is not a desired state—because it means that the planet has stopped evolving. So how should we assess the current controversy around the role of “man-made climate changes” based on our use of energy technologies, and our ability to transform the planet, and even the solar system and galaxy, through these means? We present here some alternate voices on the present controversy.

DISSENTING VOICES:

Does CO2 contribute to Climate Change?

Dr. William Happer, emeritus Eugene Higgens professor of physics and Cyrus Fogg Brackett professor of physics at Princeton University, talks about Climate Change. “100% increase of today’s CO2 level will contribute 1% to cooling radiation to space.”

1:08 Are there unspoken reasons behind Climate Change policy?

6:29 Is climate change a reality? Is there an agenda?

10:58 Europe’s energy crisis—how does climate policy figure into this?

19:26 US Federal Government under Biden proposed $20B to pay farmers to not grow food and embrace “climate smart” farming. Are we trying to stop farming for “climate change” agenda?

28:41 What does “Freedom” have to do with Climate policies? Do you want Carbon taxes imposed on your person, your house and everything you do?