Exposing Climate Change Deception

It is clear that human activity can have a myriad of adverse environmental and ecological impacts including pollution, deforestation, habitat/biodiversity loss and resource depletion, to name but a few. Efforts to address these serious problems are commendable and necessary.

We are constantly bombarded with claims about an impending climate crisis, and told that human activity is to blame. The 'anthropogenic global warming' (AGW) hypothesis posits that human emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) are contributing to a ‘greenhouse effect’ that is causing the planet to heat up. We are told that 97% of climate scientists subscribe to this view and that ‘the science is settled’. These claims, however, are not based on facts.

The policy proposed by authoritarian global governance is ‘Net Zero’—reduction of CO2 emissions and replacement of fossil fuel use with ‘clean, renewable’ energy. Solar radiation management, carbon capture, carbon taxation and emission trading schemes are being implemented around the globe. They want us to eat bugs instead of meat. We are expected to submit to increasingly drastic measures that will not only have dire socio-economic consequences but which will greatly impact our way of life, and erode our personal rights and freedoms, passing power and control to unelected, unaccountable supranational bodies such as the United Nations, World Health Organisation, World Economic Forum and Bank for International Settlements.

This double-sided, full colour A5 leaflet outlines these issues and proposes ways for people to raise awareness, promote discussion and improve societal ‘climate intelligence’.

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Climate Leaflet - 2mm bleed

Our own research reveals that the frequently touted 'scientific consensus' does not in fact exist, and that a large number of eminent academics and scientists vigorously dispute the orthodox climate narrative on a variety of well-founded grounds. ‘Climate sceptic/contrarian’ claims include the following:

There is no significant global warming that is causally linked to human activity;
The primary drivers of terrestrial temperature trends are cycles in solar activity and the dynamic geometry of our solar system;
Climate varies naturally over geological time and there’s nothing we can do about it except adapt;
We are still emerging from a ‘mini-ice-age’, so some warming is to be expected;
Far warmer periods in the past have been beneficial to life and human civilisation;
CO2 level lags global temperature by 400-800 years, suggesting that it is an effect rather than the cause;
CO2 is the ‘gas of life’, beneficial to plants and animals; thus we need more of it, especially given how close we are to the lower limit of 200 ppm, below which all life on Earth ceases;
Climate models are inaccurate and do not accurately predict the past over geological time-scales, so why do we believe they can predict the future?
Climate models are based on an erroneous ‘flat Earth’ model that underestimates solar heating effects;
Climate models use ‘radiative forcing’ as the primary greenhouse mechanism, but this violates the Second Law of Thermodynamics, which states that heat can only flow from a hot body to a colder body, never in the other direction;
Climate ‘science’ has become distorted in furtherance of a geopolitical agenda;
The claim that 97-99% of scientists support the AGW hypothesis is incorrect and unfounded.
Many authors and expert reviewers have resigned in disgust from IPCC, at that body’s lack of scientific integrity.

We have published some documents which provide details of the scientists and the science:

Our Findings

Climate Sceptics Overview

Climate Sceptic Scientists (complete)

Climate Science Bibliography

The information in the above documents all resides in a database that is also available online through a web app that supports interactive querying of the lists of climate sceptic scientists, their peer-reviewed climate science, various climate declarations and petitions, and quotations, and to explore the relationships between them.

Visit the climate science web app

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