The 'climate change' myth

 Catherine Salgado:

In light of increasing hysteria from climate activists, including a recent idiotic demonstration at the Trevi Fountain, it seems to be a good time to go back to hard data. A study last year found that atmospheric carbon caused by fossil fuels has been too low to cause global warming, as climate dogmatists claim. The earth is not about to become a burning ball of fire because you drive an SUV.

The Radiation Safety Journal published a study in February 2022 titled, “World Atmospheric CO2, Its 14C Specific Activity, Non-fossil Component, Anthropogenic Fossil Component, and Emissions (1750–2018).” The conclusion is clear and unmistakable: fossil fuels haven’t produced enough atmospheric CO2 to cause global warming. Which is probably why, just recently, data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) — confirmed by NASA satellite data — provided evidence that there has not been any global warming for the past eight years.

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Of course, climate alarmists have been wildly and consistently wrong for 50 years. So this study and the more recent NOAA data shouldn’t be surprising.

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This is consistent with what I have been noting for some time.  The projections of global warming or climate change have been worse at predicting the weather than most meteorologists. It is absurd that we are being asked to buy electric vehicles when they are clearly not needed and not as reliable as my F-150.

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