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Spanish geologist and new World Climate Declaration signatory Enrique Ortega brings decades of experience in earth sciences to the climate debate, emphasizing the importance of geological history in understanding present-day climate change.
Estonian journalist, translator, and editor Tõnu Kalvet has signed the World Climate Declaration, joining a growing network of professionals questioning prevailing climate narratives. In this interview, he explains why he believes climate policy has become ideological, how it affects energy prices in Estonia, and why he calls for a stronger focus on real environmental problems such as pollution.
Tomáš Elbert, an organic chemist from the Czech Republic, is among the latest signatories of CLINTEL’s World Climate Declaration. In this interview, he explains his scientific background, his views on climate change, and why he believes open debate is essential.
“This is undoubtedly an essential text that perfectly illustrates the perverse functioning of the IPCC: cherry picking, alarmist summaries betraying the uncertainties of scientists, the sidelining of critical studies, et cetera.”
What is your background? I’ve had a strange career. I initially majored in biology (plant biology, molecular botany and aquatic ecology) and worked at the university for three years.
An Interview with Chris Martz.
Atmospheric scientist Dr. Richard Lindzen explains in the interview that the current warming and climate change are nowhere near posing an existential threat to us.
Renowned climatologist Dr. Judith Curry debunks the myth of a climate consensus, revealing deep scientific disagreement on critical issues like the causes and impacts of warming.
Dr. Richard Lindzen, a distinguished atmospheric scientist, says that a half-degree of warming is far from being an existential threat: “People have to ask, what the hell are they talking about?”
Can you tell us about yourself, who is Eric Vieira? My name is Eric Vieira, I’m a retired PhD chemist. I was born in Canada and passed most of my childhood in Detroit Michigan before moving to Switzerland in 1973.
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