Abstract
The concept of an anthropogenic global warming (AGW) driven by the increase in atmospheric CO2 is compared to the concept of a natural global warming (NGW) driven by solar variability. The application of the AGW concept only rests on models, whilst the NGW concept rests on multiple observational and evidence-based facts. Even more so, the long-term solar variability predicts a new Grand Solar Minimum with severe climatic conditions (type Little Ice Age) to occur in 2030-2050. This violates all talk about an increasing, even accelerating, global warming. Similarly, there is no true treat of a future sea level rise flooding lowlands and islands.
Highlights
Real science advances via questioning and accumulation of new observational facts
The concept of an anthropogenic global warming (AGW) driven by the increase in atmospheric CO2 is compared to the concept of a natural global warming (NGW) driven by solar variability
IPCC and its proponents claim that this is due to man-made CO2 emission; i.e. anthropogenic global warming (AGW)
Summary
Real science advances via questioning and accumulation of new observational facts. Far back in time, we left dogmatism behind. If Earth’s evolution goes forward via gradualism and catastrophism, science per se, rather advances via sudden new concepts (individual “aha” or “eureka” experiences), observational facts or experiment results. Already in 1975, the fear of a future increase in atmospheric CO2 content was stated in the Swedish governmental declaration Palme realized that he would not be able to control science, so he proposed the establishment of a new intergovernmental body within the United Nation to handle the question. This chapter was very badly written and far below accepted reviewing standards It was written by a group of 33 authors, none of which was a sea level specialist. In his book “Evidence-Based Climate Science” [2], Easterbrook concludes: Because of the absence of physical evidence that CO2 causes global warming, the only argument for CO2 as the cause of warming rests entirely in computer modelling
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