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August 28, 2023
The Frozen Climate Views Of The IPCC
The CLINTEL Foundation has published a book examining key sections of the IPCC’s AR6 report based on research by a team of climate scientist members. The team looked at 13 key topics supporting the IPCC’s narrative that CO2 is single-handedly destroying the planet’s climate. The CLINTEL team identified examples (there are many) where the IPCC ignored important climate data and studies because they undercut the CO2 narrative. This is an important book and should be read by everyone interested in understanding the climate change issue, the science supporting onerous climate change policies, and how nature plays a role that is being ignored by the IPCC. READ MORE
The Frozen Climate Views Of The IPCC
In May, the Climate Intelligence Foundation (CLINTEL) published a book analyzing portions of the latest climate assessment report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). We recently completed reading the 181-page book, The Frozen Climate Views of the IPCC, and recommend everyone should read it for a more balanced assessment of the state of the climate change issue. The book illuminates scientific evidence and studies ignored by the IPCC because they might undercut the narrative of CO2 single-handedly destroying the planet’s climate. The book is available at the usual spots – Amazon, Barnes and Noble, etc., but you also can download a copy from the foundation’s website.
Exhibit 1. A Treasure Trove Of Climate Clarity
Source: CLINTEL
Netherlands-based CLINTEL was founded in 2019 and currently has 1600+ scientist members who have signed the foundation’s World Climate Declaration stating that there is no climate crisis. The foundation’s objective is to generate knowledge and understanding of the causes and effects of climate change as well as the effects of climate policy. The listed objectives of CLINTEL include:
1. Communicating objectively and transparently what facts are available about climate change and climate policy and identifying where facts turn into assumptions and predictions.
2. Conducting and stimulating public debate about the issues along with carrying out investigative reporting in this field.