Hardly a day goes by without us being told that, no matter where on the planet, any difficult weather condition is attributable to climate change. Media impatience is thus fuelled by misleading assertions serving the interests of a climate lobby. Without denying the reality of global warming, or even rejecting the physico-chemical phenomena associated with it, this misguided alarmism needs to be corrected.
The presentation below highlights two key points that make it both necessary and urgent to correct thestory-telling that became the dogma of a state of climate emergency:
- Weather patterns are characterised by wide swings over short periods, whereas climate change is a long-term process, involving smaller fluctuations over very long periods.
Attributing weather phenomena to human-induced climate change is not only misleading, but also a blatant lie.
The fact that this might be the case in a hundred years’ time does not make it a reality today. - It is indeed plausible that human-induced emissions of CO2 and other greenhouse gases are a cause of global warming.
However, the climate’s sensitivity to this radiative forcing has not been properly and sufficiently substantiated.
This results in climate models that are too flawed to allow for the assessment of future scenarios.
As long as these points are not clearly addressed by the climate experts, we can only doubt the relevance of the climate and energy policies being pursued in Western countries, which could lead them to ruin.
No debate is taking place on this subject, which is being cut short and even prohibited by people of dubious probity, whether in scientific, media, economic or political circles.
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