U. S. Senate Minority Report: - Klimaforschung

equations that describe a gas dynamics problem: the equation of state, and five nonlinear
differential equations expressing the conservation of mass, momentum and energy. Key to
these for the atmosphere are: 1. the future flow of heat from the sun as a function of time
and space and 2. the absorbent and reflective nature of the atmosphere as a function of time
and space. We don’t have a clue about these. For any computer model to produce answers,
many extremely questionable assumptions must be made. As McAllister noted, ‘Why can’t
the current scientific models accurately predict next week’s weather?’” he asked. (LINK) &
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Prominent Hungarian Physicist and environmental researcher Dr. Miklós Zágoni
reversed his view of man-made warming and is now a skeptic. Zágoni was once
Hungary’s most outspoken supporter of the Kyoto Protocol. After researching climate
issues further he converted to a man-made global warming skeptic. After studying the
theory developed by Hungarian Ferenc Miskolczi, an atmospheric physicist with 30 years
of experience and a former researcher with NASA's Ames Research Center, Zágoni
stopped calling global warming a crisis, and has instead focused on presenting the new
theory to other climatologists, the March 6, 2008, article in Daily Tech reported. Zágoni
wrote to EPW on May 3, 2008, "The present-day greenhouse theory is incorrect in the
sense that it is incomplete: it does not contain all the real energetic constraints and
boundary conditions. As former NASA atmospheric scientist Ferenc Miskolczi has showed
in a new analysis, the Earth maintains a balanced greenhouse effect with controlled surface
temperature, which cannot be changed solely by changing the atmospheric longwave
absorber concentration. It can be changed only if the incoming available energy changes.
Anthropogenic greenhouse gas emission cannot generate global warming, neither in the
past, nor in the future. The 1 degree Celsius temperature rise from the mid-1800s is mainly
due to natural causes; its origin is somewhere in the ocean's heat exchange and/or in the
change of solar constant and the planetary albedo. Further 3-6 degree global warming is
physically more than unlikely: it is impossible. The new greenhouse equations of Dr.
Miskolczi can be read at the official website of the Quarterly Journal of the HMS, Vol. 111.
No.1., 2007 (LINK) “To put it in a language that IPCC will understand: Extra CO2 does
not result extra 'radiative forcing' in the final account, as the energy constraint rules it back
to its equilibrium value. Nature's regulatory instrument is water vapor: more carbon dioxide
leads to less moisture in the air, keeping the overall GHG content in accord with the
necessary balance conditions. So, contrary to the common wisdom, there is no positive
H2O-temperature feedback on global scale: in Earth-type atmospheres uncontrolled
runaway warming is not possible. This new theory seems to be only a little step forward in
the two-hundred year old greenhouse science, but its consequences are revolutionary:
actually it stops the possibility of man-made global warming.”
Field Geologist Louis A.G. Hissink is the editor of The Australian Institute of
Geoscientists Newsletter and is currently working on the ore-reserve feasibility study
of the Koongie Park Base Metals project in Western Australia. Hissink, who earned a
masters in geology, recently dissented from man-made climate fears. “The assumption that
humanity, from its burning of hydrocarbons, is raising the surface temperature of the earth
by affecting its greenhouse effect, is not supported by theory nor the physical evidence. No
gas is capable of storing heat so the assumption a gas could is to misunderstand basic
physics and the greenhouse effect,” Hissink told EPW on January 21, 2008. “The global
mean temperature derivations from the surface meteorological stations confuse the thermal
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