Tom Nelson Thomas Nelson

Assistant Professor of Supply Chain Management at West Virginia University



00:00 Introduction to the Guest and Topic

00:43 Exploring the Nature of Scientific Hypotheses

08:29 Challenging the Climate Change Consensus

22:04 The Silent Spring: A Case Study on Environmental Awareness

27:05 The Double-Edged Sword of Science and Technology

28:15 The Unseen Consequences of Wind Energy

32:18 The Impact of Wind Farms on Climate

34:09 Exploring the Consequences: Heat and Moisture Distribution

35:54 Wind Energy and Climate Change: A Closer Look

39:03 Scientific Evidence and Research Findings

45:19 Personal Reflections and Scientific Responsibility

48:46 Challenging Climate Change Hypotheses

56:59 The Importance of Open Scientific Discourse

01:00:54 Closing Thoughts and Call to Action

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WVU professor wants people to ‘keep an open mind’ about prevailing climate change theory, consider other hypotheses:

https://www.dominionpost.com/2024/01/13/wvu-professor-wants-people-to-keep-an-open-mind-about-prevailing-climate-change-theory-consider-other-hypotheses/

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David Legates, Ph.D. is professor of climatology in the Department of Geography at the University of Delaware and an adjunct professor at the university’s Physical Ocean Science and Engineering Program and in the Department of Applied Economics.



Dr. Legates received his Ph.D. in climatology from the University of Delaware, and he has taught at Louisiana State University, the University of Oklahoma, and the University of Virginia. He has been Research Scientist at the Southern Regional Climate Center, Chief Research Scientist at the Center for Computational Geosciences, and Visiting Research Scientist at the National Climate Data Center.



Dr. Legates has been published more than 125 times in refereed journals, conference proceedings, and monograph series and has made more than 250 professional presentations.



00:00 Introduction to David Legates and His New Book

00:08 Exploring Climate Realism: Insights from the Book

02:43 The Climate Debate: A Shift in Public Perception

04:25 Signs of Change: Climate Denial Roundup and Public Sentiment

09:40 The Future of IPCC and Climate Policies

14:31 The Role of Young Scientists in Climate Research

17:34 Navigating the Political Landscape of Climate Science

19:59 The Influence of ICF in Climate Research and Policy

28:56 The Evolution of Dulles Airport and Urban Heat Islands

29:33 Debating Climate Data Adjustments and Global Warming

30:28 Satellite vs. Surface Temperature Records

31:21 Investigating Surface Data and Station Issues

32:35 Historical Climate Patterns and Cyclical Changes

33:54 Data Integrity and the Manipulation of Historical Records

36:35 Exploring the Impact of CO2 and Climate Sensitivity

40:09 The Role of Natural Variability in Climate Change

46:57 Geoengineering, Cloud Seeding, and Weather Modification

58:50 Concluding Thoughts on Climate Change and Future Directions



Amazon link: Climate and Energy: The Case for Realism: https://a.co/d/4oQaY1t

Cornwall Alliance: https://cornwallalliance.org/

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Jeremy Weber teaches and researches the policy and economics of environmental and energy issues. His work applies rigorous statistical analysis and draws from extensive policy experience, having worked as a research economist at a Federal statistical agency (the Economic Research Service) and as a chief economist at the White House (the Council of Economic Advisers).



00:00 Introduction to Jeremy Weber and His Background

00:45 The Big Picture: Statistics for Public Policy

01:04 Understanding Data's Role in Policy Making

02:47 The Map Analogy: Navigating Data and Policy

07:37 Real-world Policy Implications and Challenges

11:51 Magnitude Matters: Interpreting Statistical Significance

24:24 Debating Climate Change Projections and Policy

43:42 Exploring Other Environmental and Policy Issues

47:28 The Role of Experts in Public Discourse

54:53 Closing Thoughts and the Importance of Questioning



How to Avoid Lying With Statistics (with Jeremy Weber) 3/4/24: https://t.co/TVLVK8oC3E

Making Statistics Understandable For Public Policy with Dr. Jeremy Weber (Chasing Leviathan): https://t.co/ugpAZCxQCl

Statistics for Public Policy: A Practical Guide to Being Mostly Right (or at Least Respectably Wrong): https://www.amazon.com/dp/0226830756

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Hügo Krüger is a writer, podcaster, and structural engineer with working experience in the nuclear, concrete, and oil and gas industry.

He has a master’s degree in the design of nuclear structures, and has also worked on renewable energy.

Hugo's podcast guests have included Richard Lindzen, Will Happer, Judith Curry, Tony Heller, Patrick Moore, and Noam Chomsky.



00:00 Meet Hugo Kruger: A Diverse Energy Sector Experience

01:41 Exploring Climate Skepticism and Personal Anecdotes

02:56 Debating Climate Crisis Narratives and Public Perception

05:28 Insights into Energy Policies and Global Perspectives

10:40 The South African Electricity Crisis: A Coal Conundrum

16:52 Global Energy Trends: Coal's Dominance and Future Prospects

20:17 Environmental Policies and Their Impact on Global Energy

23:35 The Role of Coal and Nuclear Power in Energy Reliability

23:58 France's Nuclear Power Journey and Challenges

25:15 Debating Nuclear Safety Standards

27:02 Radiation Exposure: Myths vs. Reality

31:49 The Future of Nuclear Waste Management

33:32 Recycling and the Economic Viability of Nuclear Fuel

35:25 Exploring Alternative Nuclear Technologies

38:08 The Hydrogen Economy: A Fantasy?

39:59 Synthetic Fossil Fuels and the Future of Energy

42:20 Global Coal Reserves and the Myth of Fossil Fuels

44:32 The Real Debate in Energy Economics

46:25 Concluding Thoughts on Energy Narratives



YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDpOqqU-myLWFp26CiPba4A

Substack: https://hkrugertjie.substack.com/

https://twitter.com/hkrugertjie

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Latimer Alder is an Independent Commentator on Twitter and elsewhere. He's a Chemist by training, was a business-oriented IT guy by profession and spent a few years as The Man on the Clapham Omnibus.



00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest Speaker

00:11 Personal Background and Approach to Climate Data

00:57 Overview of Previous Podcasts and the Net Zero Concept

03:11 Exploring the Science Behind Net Zero

04:04 Examining the Impact of Climate Change on the World

11:24 Debunking Myths with Data: Agriculture and Natural Disasters

18:38 The Reality of Sea Level Rise and Its Implications

21:40 The Misconceptions Around Climate Models and Consensus

28:22 Questioning the Control of Climate Through CO2

31:31 Summarizing the Scientific Findings on Climate Change

32:02 The Political Landscape of Net Zero in the UK

33:15 The Evolution of Climate Legislation in the UK

35:51 The Shift to 100% Emissions Reduction and Its Implications

41:12 The Real Costs of Achieving Net Zero for Households

47:33 The Unintended Consequences of Climate Policies

53:15 Global Perspectives on Net Zero and Climate Conferences

01:00:16 The Public's Perception and Future of Net Zero

01:03:58 Closing Thoughts and Q&A



Slides for this podcast: https://tomn.substack.com/p/netzero-for-dummies

https://twitter.com/latimeralder

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James Edward Kamis is a retired Geologist with forty-two years of experience. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Geology from Northern Illinois University and a Master of Science degree in Geology from Idaho State University. More than forty-six years of research has convinced him that geological forces significantly influence, or in some cases, completely control climate, and climate-related events as per his Plate Climatology Theory.



00:00 Meet James Kamis: A Geologist's Journey

00:24 The Hidden Carbon Footprint of Electric Cars

00:42 Mining's Massive Impact: From Open Pit to Ocean

01:04 Electrical Cars: Beyond the Tailpipe Emissions

01:42 The Environmental Cost of Electric Car Production

08:56 Generating Electricity: The Untold Story

12:19 The Complexities of Electric Car Infrastructure

17:47 Ocean Microplastics: A New Perspective

29:20 Unraveling the Mystery of Ocean Temperature Changes

33:17 Exploring Ocean Warming: The North Atlantic

33:56 Geological Heat Sources and Oceanic Changes

35:54 The Pacific Ocean's Heat Mystery: El Niño and La Niña

39:50 Geoengineering and Climate Intervention Projects

45:15 Melting Ice and Geological Features in Antarctica

53:03 Addressing Coral Bleaching and Forest Fires

54:59 Insights from 'Geological Impacts on Climate'

57:56 Q&A Session: Microplastics, El Niño Predictions, and Future Research



June 2023 book by James E. Kamis: “Geological Impacts on Climate”  https://a.co/d/2x9bJeL

Kamis’ website: https://www.plateclimatology.com/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@plateclimatology4845

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About Tom: https://tomnelson.blogspot.com/2022/03/about-me-tom-nelson.html

Notes for climate skeptics:

https://tomn.substack.com/p/notes-for-climate-skeptics

ClimateGate emails:

https://tomnelson.blogspot.com/p/climategate_05.html