Basic Science For Climate Scientists

ACORN-SAT 2.0: Nation-wide Summary

https://wp.me/pNEZe-1wV

Edinburgh Will Be As Hot As Paris In 2050

https://wp.me/s1R7BZ-i

Cold Waves and CO2

https://wp.me/p5UatL-2qR

Richard Lindzen quote: What historians will definitely wonder about in future centuries is…

https://www.azquotes.com/quote/1386476

Widely Reported Alarming Ocean Warming Study Is Wrong – Hit & Run : Reason.com

https://reason.com/blog/2018/11/14/widely-reported-ocean-warming-study-is-w

WHY WON’T LIBERALS LOOK AT THE EVIDENCE ON CLIMATE? – CO2 is Life

https://co2islife.wordpress.com/2018/11/13/why-wont-liberals-look-at-the-evidence-on-climate/

YTD Energy Output/Capacity AU 2018-2019 at 01/10/18

Alarmist Study On Ocean Heat Rife With Errors | Climate Dispatch

https://climatechangedispatch.com/alarmist-study-scientific-miss/

World Energy Update 2018 overview

IEA disagrees with statements that fossil fuels are evaporating as a primary energy source in their World Energy Balance data overview for 2018 pdf.
“Among non-fossil sources, biofuels and waste slightly
increased their share of the world energy production
in 2016 (9.8% compared to 9.5% in 2015), with reviv-
ing growth (+2.5% compared to +1.1% in 2015,
+0.9% in 2014).
Hydro sharply increased in 2016 (+4.0%) after having
been flat in 2015 (-0.03%) due to comparatively bad
weather conditions in some regions and the first de-
cline in global production since 1989. Nevertheless
hydro provided 2.5% of global production in 2016,
not much more than in 2015 (2.4%). Other renewable
sources such as solar PV, wind, solar thermal, geo-
thermal, kept on expanding at a fast pace (+31.1%,
+14.2%, +3.2%, +4.0%, respectively) but still ac-
counted for less than 2% of global primary energy
production together. Finally, nuclear kept constant in
2016 compared to 2015, both in terms of its share of
energy production (4.9%) and growth (1.4%)””
(Renewable disciples can take solace from the 31% growth however 31% of sod all (solar 2% global primary energy) Is bugger all in the scheme of things)
Lastly their word on fossil fuels
“” 2017, global country level production data is pre-
liminary and restricted to fossil fuels. Based on these
data, production growth of fossil fuels increased after
two years of decrease (+1.9% – Figure 1). This was
driven by a surge in coal production after two years of
decrease (+3.1% in 2017, -5.9% in 2016, -2.3% in
2015). Natural gas production continued to grow and
at a higher pace (more than twice the 2016 growth
rate, +3.6% in 2017). Crude oil production was fairly
stable in 2017 (-0.2%), as opposed to +1.4% in 2016.
The increase in coal production was particularly
strong in many regions: China (+54 Mtoe, +3.1%),
OECD countries (+23 Mtoe, +2.8%) and other
non-OECD Asia countries (+23 Mtoe, +3.9%).
Natural gas production increased in all regions in
2017, particularly in non-OECD Europe and Eurasia
(+42 Mtoe, +5.8%) and OECD (+25 Mtoe, +2.3%).””
No risk of a world evaporation of fossil fuels in my lifetime or yours nor in my grandkids or theirs.