138. Climate physics w/ Professor William Happer

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  • Опубликовано: 28 окт 2022
  • Princeton Professor Emeritus in Physics, William Happer, joins us to discuss the impact of CO2 on the Earth's climate and the state of modern science. What is the scientific evidence on the relationship between CO2 and Earth's climate? Does CO2 drive the Earth's temperature, or does temperature drive CO2? What does the fossil record tell us about the state of the world's climate in the past? Is current warming unprecedented? Why don't scientists study the evidence of prehistoric forests in the Arctic, and what it implies for historical temperatures? Why is there little focus on the enormous benefits of CO2? What is the evidence for CO2 driving ocean acidification? How much better are scientists today from the scientists involved in the Salem witch hunt? How does politicization affect science, and why does Professor Happer think that the more policy-driven a field is, the less trustworthy its conclusions are?
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    Professor Happer’s 2014 paper Why has global warming paused?:
    www.dca.iag.usp.br/material/ak...
    The CO2 Coalition website:
    co2coalition.org/
    Does ocean acidification alter fish behavior:
    www.science.org/content/artic...
    Elsmere Island Mummified Forest:
    www.atlasobscura.com/places/e....
    Professor Happer's editorial with Harisson Schmitt: In defence of Carbon Dioxide:
    www.wsj.com/articles/SB100014...
    Professors Lindzen and Happer's Comment on the SEC's Proposed Rule:
    "The Enhancement and Standardization of Climate-Related Disclosures for Investors.":
    co2coalition.org/wp-content/u...
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  • @paulhofman
    @paulhofman Год назад +301

    I am a physics PhD with many years of experience in mathematical modelling, data analysis and algorithm design. I am appalled at the corrupting influence of politics on the quality of science in our universities. This is an excellent interview filled with truth bombs that I fully recognize from my own experience.

    • @nigelliam153
      @nigelliam153 Год назад +1

      I agree. When Obama was president he spoke of the greatest threat to mankind being global warming and rising sea levels then a few months ago he buys a 12 million dollar mansion on the beach. He's either very silly or knows it's all BS.

    • @beefcurtains3095
      @beefcurtains3095 Год назад +1

      Truth bombs like blaming witch hunts entirely on Academia? Religious zealots have also been behind witch hunts, wars, crusades, and other acts of violence.

    • @beefcurtains3095
      @beefcurtains3095 Год назад +1

      If you research the German Würzburg witch trials in the early 17th century they were part of a territory war between Catholics and Protestants. Prof Hopper blamed this on “academia”

    • @beefcurtains3095
      @beefcurtains3095 Год назад +7

      The 4 biggest witch trials in German History the Fulda, the Trier, the Würzburg, and Bamberg witch trials were all driven by Catholics not Academia. Utter nonsense.

    • @Ironic1950
      @Ironic1950 Год назад +10

      @@beefcurtains3095 Labia Minorae, you fail to comprehend how intertwined the Catholic Church (no protestants at that time) and 'academia' were at the time of the witch trials. Most ordinary people were illiterate, and just did what the Latin-reading priesthood told them they had to do to avoid eternal damnation. So not nonsense at all...

  • @kenmolloy1645
    @kenmolloy1645 Год назад +89

    Love that Dr Happer has a phone on the wall, just like what I grew up with. Old school scientists are the best.

    • @karenf9137
      @karenf9137 Год назад +4

      I was equally thrilled when I saw it, and I also reminisced about my childhood…. You were “cool” if your house had one of those new, sleek wall phones.😎lol

    • @jamesdellaneve9005
      @jamesdellaneve9005 Год назад +2

      Yes. Hilarious.

    • @-LightningRod-
      @-LightningRod- Год назад

      Climate Change is very real, serious as a heart attack and easily verifiable in real time if you choose to look www.earthnullschool.net
      the northern jetstream has collapsed and has not properly formed for over 19 months now. Stop being Ignorant, Stupid AND Foolish.

    • @jamesdellaneve9005
      @jamesdellaneve9005 Год назад +1

      @@-LightningRod- Your certainty is not science. I teach research methods. There is a rot in global warming (change to climate change by a Republican pollster). When debate is cut off by defunding non narrative supporting research. When you deny tenure, use intimidation tactics and naming, blaming and shaming. The terms “settled” or “consensus” is evidence that this is NOT science. When there are no forums for robust debate, when you go back and change historical records. This is not science. BTW, This happened in nutrition science, which has been corrupted while Americans get fatter and more sick since the US Govt implemented the unhealthy food pyramid. Only, this one will be worse. Instead of slowly killing people, this one could lead to mass starvation, not because of the climate but of government policies and mandates.

    • @alexandrawhitelock6195
      @alexandrawhitelock6195 Год назад +3

      I have 2 wall mounted landlines…

  • @ernstvandijk6342
    @ernstvandijk6342 Год назад +26

    Kudos to William from Luxembourg (Europe)! At 83 he is older than Joe Biden but mentally a lot fitter.

  • @nelliegracelongwood5485
    @nelliegracelongwood5485 Год назад +23

    "Educated beyond your intelligence" Jerry Clower, is how I describe our elite. TYVM for allowing Prof Happer a platform his voice should be heard by everyone.

    • @sunlightconversions828
      @sunlightconversions828 Год назад +1

      Let me get this straight. Happer can convince the average joe with zero scientific background he is correct, yet smart people who actually dedicate their lives researching the climate disagree with him. I’m not sure that’s something I would be proud.
      That’s exactly what Happer is up to these days. He’s an elderly gentleman who’s been around so long and seen it all he just “knows” everything is going to turn out all right. This isn’t science, this is his personal opinion.

    • @shawnpa
      @shawnpa 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@sunlightconversions828Dr. William Happer developed some of the earliest climate computer models at Princeton. He points out in other videos how all climate scientist models continue to be way off, and that politicians look at the models, which are garbage, to support to call to crisis. It's a very circular bunch of confirmation.

    • @barnespiper1133
      @barnespiper1133 9 месяцев назад +3

      @@sunlightconversions828 would be very interested in what the "smart people who actually dedicate their live lives..." have to say that negate Happer's scientific assertions. Please post these!

    • @myrnafromcanada1216
      @myrnafromcanada1216 9 месяцев назад +7

      @Sunlightconversions828 perhaps Prof. Happen can speak the truth because he is retired and doesn't have to worry about having funding curtailed due to speaking truth and going against the narrative.

    • @barnespiper1133
      @barnespiper1133 9 месяцев назад +4

      @@sunlightconversions828 where oh where are those assertions that negate Prof Happer? I'm still waiting breathlessly!

  • @416dl
    @416dl Год назад +97

    Always great to hear Dr Happer's clear and objective perspective. Thanks for bringing him to your followers. I hope they will help to spread it among those for whom the science is so important and so sadly lacking. cheers.

  • @archieireland570
    @archieireland570 Год назад +25

    I love the clarity of William Happer he should be listen to more.

    • @mrunning10
      @mrunning10 10 месяцев назад

      Happer is HORSESHIT. And just plain WRONG. Fix it and we LIVE. Do nothing and we may DIE. I'll take the first path, deniers and anyone making MONEY from fossil fuels paying for Congressmen to keep the whole industry going pick the second
      WAKE UP.

  • @Easycators
    @Easycators Год назад +98

    He made an excellent point around 1:00:00 about how some of these movements have to grow until a crisis happens and they get totally exposed for the frauds they are. I feel there's some wisdom and unfortunate truth there.

    • @markwindsor2537
      @markwindsor2537 Год назад

      No one disputes that the earth has been both warmer and colder in the past. It is also beyond dispute the the human population has ever been as large as it is now. The ratio of carbon burning/polluting urban areas to oxygen replenishing forest areas has also increased tremendously with thousands of square miles of the latter being cut down everyday. One slso mustn't discount the effects of industrial agriculture on the CO2 cycles as well. It is therefore ridiculous to dismiss humanity's effect on the earth's natural atmospheric cycle as negligible- and to say that it has no bearing on climate at all. Demonising Climate deniers or climate sceptics is not the way to go. But, given the fact (as I understand it) that 99% of the earth's atmosphere is produced by organic matter - plant and animal - and that we're cutting down or killing this way beyond its ability to sustainably replenish itself - we do have a huge environmental problem here even if CO2 is only part of the bigger story. The interviewer here displays the hard bitten zeal of of someone converted from one religion to another. There is to be fair an issue with the massive reduction of easily and cheaply available hydrocarbon fuels. A product of millions of years of global forestation humanity has reduced it to about half inbarely 150 years. In this respect it would serve the interests of Capitalism to fan the flames of climate apocalypse to manipulate the population in another direction. That's the thing about disaster Capitalism - it's Happy to use natural or made disasters to do its social engineering.

    • @maryfries2147
      @maryfries2147 Год назад

      @@markwindsor2537 all bullshit people are very arrogant

    • @tycurtin7565
      @tycurtin7565 Год назад +1

      This already happened with the Climategate scandal back in 2008/9. The media blew it off.

    • @paulross9287
      @paulross9287 Год назад +3

      @@markwindsor2537 But aren't we replenishing the environment with animal matter, simply by our own population growth?And replenishing plant matter by the use of modern fertilizer, herbicides, and irrigation?

    • @andrewcheadle948
      @andrewcheadle948 Год назад +8

      ​@@paulross9287 and co2.
      Satellites have been reporting a greening of the earth for a few decades now, because of slightly higher co2 levels.

  • @richardvoller9204
    @richardvoller9204 Год назад +22

    Very good video thanks. If only people in charge had any integrity the world would be OK.

  • @adamwMLB
    @adamwMLB Год назад +90

    Thanks for bringing Will Happer into the mainstream

    • @mrunning10
      @mrunning10 10 месяцев назад

      Happer is HORSESHIT. And just plain WRONG. Fix it and we LIVE. Do nothing and we may DIE.
      I'll take the first, deniers and anyone making MONEY from fossil fuels paying for Congressmen to keep the whole industry going pick the second
      WAKE UP.

    • @volkerengels5298
      @volkerengels5298 8 месяцев назад

      You like to be lied at.. Funny

    • @wheel-man5319
      @wheel-man5319 6 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@volkerengels5298who is lying? People who have been wrong (but popular) for fifty years, or people who aren't popular and disagree with the ones who have been wrong for fifty years.
      Also, do recall how badly Galileo was treated by the establishment in his day....

    • @volkerengels5298
      @volkerengels5298 6 месяцев назад

      How sweet your lies are. Recasting the charlatan as a hero and a victim. Great, my friend.
      Maybe you're not even a BOT -but a human victim of Exxon propaganda.... poor man@@wheel-man5319

    • @bennyl7224
      @bennyl7224 6 месяцев назад +2

      @@volkerengels5298which lies?

  • @channelbitcoin21M
    @channelbitcoin21M Год назад +56

    Pure signal. Thank you for your work Saif and prof Happer.

  • @zbigniewbecker5080
    @zbigniewbecker5080 Год назад +94

    Wow! This take on ocean 'acidifiaction' is sooo important! Never heard this before. Thanks Professor Happer, you're a true beacon of sanity and wisdom on these crazy waters. And huge kudos to Saifedean for the courage of making about-face away from the climatistas squad!

    • @kenmolloy1645
      @kenmolloy1645 Год назад +24

      Most of the shell fish originated in our Ocean that was far more acidic than today. The idea that current CO2 levels cause a level of Ocean acidification will kill Corals and crabs is just rubbish.

    • @atlet1
      @atlet1 Год назад +2

      The talk about ocean acidification is a very clear lie for all us with education in science. All serious science show that more co2 in the ocean promote life, including the corals. Most of the volcanic activity occurs in the ocean and it's no chance for humans to compete with that amount of co2 or so2.

    • @elbuggo
      @elbuggo Год назад

      ocean 'acidifiaction' is pure fear porn. It is totally irrelevant for all practical purposes - it is pure fear porn.

    • @PhilJonesIII
      @PhilJonesIII Год назад

      @@kenmolloy1645 The Calcium Carbonate shells are made from Calcium, oxygen and, let me think...ah yes, Carbon Dioxide. The White Cliffs of Dover....Calcium Carbonate. The Channel Tunnel, cut through Calcium Carbonate. Guess what made all that Calcium Carbonate and what from. Lots more where that came from.
      I've seen any number of articles on the effects of acidification and yes, their shells become transparent and dissolve which is what happens when you place Calcium Carbonate in an acidic solution. They consistently fail to mention the pH of the solutions used.
      I also read an article that said the pH of the oceans had dropped since the late 1800s. Funny that, we didn't know about pH until around 1909, fully revised in 1929. And no, you can't keep a water sample for very long without the pH changing, especially if biological material is present.
      Acidify the oceans? Good luck with that.

    • @petersteenkamp
      @petersteenkamp Год назад +7

      The ocean floor is made of basalt, which is an alkaline rock.

  • @alangraham4526
    @alangraham4526 Год назад +13

    The excellence of informed proof driven logic put essentially in layman's terms for all to absorb / question / research if they wish is so refreshing. I was surprised at professor Happer's Scottish origins also the "soot covered children". When I was studying electrical engineering in the mid 60's one of the subjects was power generation my lecturer at the time said something that never really impacted me at the time as like most stuff it was something to be remembered at exam time but he said at the time 98.6% of all flue gas pollutants (coal fired) could be scrubbed leaving next to no atmospheric pollution. He also said this was NOT being done for 2 reasons 1) Cost 2) North Sea natural gas was being developed. These would seem most valid reasons to decommission and demolish BUT not given the benefit of hindsight these two sources could have easily run in tandem and not decimated the mining industry and been a possible back up for a Nordstream event! It appears to me the trillions wasted on windmills & solar has been criminal political theft on a world wide scale making the citizens pay for product replacement that has NO real benefit to them or the planet. I could go into a major rant here but will desist and thank all concerned for a truly informative 90 minutes that joined a lot of dots! (Well for me anyway).

  • @Yahudikiwi
    @Yahudikiwi Год назад +33

    New Zealand came under the ozone scare in the 1970’s
    We had an ozone hole over the bottom of the South Island which seemed strange to me as we had no population of consequence down there. As it turned out, it was Mount Erebus in Antarctica that was erupting sending huge clouds of gas into the atmosphere destroying the ozone layer above it 🤦‍♂️

    • @nigelliam153
      @nigelliam153 Год назад +6

      Is it also coincidence that the upward trend in global temperature started around the same time as Krakatou expoded in 1883?
      There's a great tedx talk on how volcanoes effect climate.

    • @hosnimubarak8869
      @hosnimubarak8869 Год назад

      @@nigelliam153
      There is no question that very large volcanic eruptions can inject significant amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. The 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens vented approximately 10 million tons of CO2 into the atmosphere in only 9 hours.
      However, it currently takes humanity only 2.5 hours to put out the same amount. While large explosive eruptions like this are rare and only occur globally every 10 years or so, humanity’s emissions are ceaseless and increasing every year.
      Human Co2 emissions = 60 billion tonnes a year. Volcanic Co2 emissions = only 600 million tonnes a year

    • @skinwgs2275
      @skinwgs2275 Год назад +6

      NO ONE has told us about the effect of Mount Erebus on the ozone layer until now. I learnt of this on a comment on RUclips!!! I've always been told that it was because of the international treaty in banning certain refrigerants.
      Edit: I forgot to say that I learnt about the ozone hole scam from Dr Happer earlier this week, on a different YT video. But thanks for comment; it was good to learn about that mountain in Antarctica.

    • @roblangsdorf8758
      @roblangsdorf8758 6 месяцев назад +1

      Wasn't there also a company that had a new coolant that they wanted to sell. But they needed to get rid of the old one that was very popular still.

  • @mobrule8219
    @mobrule8219 Год назад +13

    Happy that I found this. Dr. William Harper has been an interest since I began delving into climate science. His work on carbon dioxide impacts on the atmosphere mostly. Wanted to point to one good apple at Harvard, Dr. Willie Soon, astrophysicist who makes a powerful argument that the Sun drives the climate. I also put a distinction between Applied Physics and Theoretical Physics as Newtonian Mechanics, Thermodynamics, and Electromagnetism are all hard sciences backed by observable truth, while Relativity and Quantum Mechanics require faith that sadly leads to claims of heresy and deniers as the purpose of science is lost upon the settled science Neanderthals. There are two models of Cosmology, the gravity only model require the additions of dark matter and dark energy to explain because it failed as telescope technology expanded our depth of knowledge of what is actually out there. Plasma cosmology is elegant by comparison and because electromagnetism is scalable, we have proven experimentation now to back up the Electric Universe Theory. All without the billions in funding draining down a rat hole that the establishment pushes because of the threat posed by true understanding of how the Universe and electricity works within it. Next thing you know, humanity may realize Nikola Tesla's dream of clean, limitless electricity at no cost. How will the Ruling Class exploit humanity then?

    • @geraldstewart1531
      @geraldstewart1531 4 месяца назад

      God only knows -- But one thing is for sure -- the filthy left will find something.

  • @MarcoBatalha
    @MarcoBatalha Год назад +29

    Excellent interview.

  • @KIIDKYAAS
    @KIIDKYAAS Год назад +13

    Always a pleasure to hear Dr. Happer speak and you are an enquiring mind awesome

  • @96stealth
    @96stealth Год назад +24

    What a fantastic conversation!

  • @julieolson1402
    @julieolson1402 Год назад +21

    I enjoy all of your podcasts, but those with scientific topics are my favorites. On that point this podcast really delivered. What I didn't expect was how incredibly charming Professor Happer is! What a pleasant personality. I could use a few more people like that in my day. Thank you both.

  • @briansauk6837
    @briansauk6837 Год назад +9

    What a refreshing interchange of rational, bright minds. Many thanks for this!

  • @jholt03
    @jholt03 8 месяцев назад +9

    I too am a recovering climate catastrophist. I'm grateful to great scientific minds such as Dr. Happer for having the courage to stand up to the many political forces trying so hard to silence and vilify the ever dwindling members of the scientific community willing to speak truth to power. Keep up the good work. Your efforts are making a difference. You and those like you converted me, and I've converted many family and friends. The truth will ultimately prevail.

    • @hosnimubarak8869
      @hosnimubarak8869 8 месяцев назад

      In December 2015, Happer was targeted in a sting operation by the environmental activist group Greenpeace. Posing as consultants for a Middle Eastern oil and gas company, they asked Happer to write a report touting the benefits of rising carbon emissions. Happer asked for the fee from this work to be donated to the "objective evidence" climate-change organization CO2 Coalition, which suggested that he contact the Donors Trust to keep the source of the funds secret. Happer further acknowledged that his report would probably not pass peer-review with a scientific journal.

    • @jholt03
      @jholt03 8 месяцев назад +2

      @@hosnimubarak8869 So what?

    • @hosnimubarak8869
      @hosnimubarak8869 8 месяцев назад

      @@jholt03
      You're kidding right?

    • @johnnordby1331
      @johnnordby1331 29 дней назад

      Wake up people...the CRISIS IS A LIE AND NOW A SCAM.

    • @donaldrobertson1808
      @donaldrobertson1808 3 дня назад

      They won't even study the effects of covid policies on people's health even though excess deaths have been significantly higher for employment aged adults every year since the mRNA vaccines were rolled out

  • @harrydecker8731
    @harrydecker8731 Год назад +34

    It's refreshing to hear an intelligent rational discussion regarding "climate change." It's good to hear facts and history as opposed to hype and alarmism. If someone had told me fifty years ago that claims of catastrophic climate change and fear of carbon dioxide would cause people in the future to blow up coal power plants and shut down nuclear power plants and attempt to replace them with windmills and solar panels, I would have told them they were crazy. It turns out that fairy tales I learned in elementary school such as "Chicken Little" and "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" are not fairy tales after all. Even in this day and age educated adults can be convinced (or coerced) to believe lies.

    • @languagetruthandlogic3556
      @languagetruthandlogic3556 Год назад +5

      Well written Sir, I agree 100% The story of the Emperor's new clothes is very relevant too!

    • @wheel-man5319
      @wheel-man5319 Год назад

      @@languagetruthandlogic3556 You do know that it's dangerous to notice that the emperor is naked 🤯

    • @neuoylann1909
      @neuoylann1909 Год назад +1

      Don’t cross the road, this is very risky for your life, specially when people are driving electric cars because you cannot hear the engine running.

    • @wheel-man5319
      @wheel-man5319 Год назад

      @@neuoylann1909 ‼️‼️ oh my 🤯

    • @alexandrawhitelock6195
      @alexandrawhitelock6195 Год назад +4

      Agreed. Soon in VT propane will be banned…I wont be able to use my gas cooktop, hot water heaters nor a super Generac…
      Also wont be able to fill with biofuel to heat my boiler,,,it has some fuel oil in it…nor have 2 outside tanks (fuel oil) one fills my tractor. Plus not drive my vehicle…
      Getting very sick and tired of this…need to relocate but…the entire US is doing this…😡😡😡

  • @zcaalock
    @zcaalock Год назад +36

    optimal co2 ppm for plants to grow is around 1300-1500ppm, now we have 400ppm. Fossil fuels comes right about time to fix low co2 problem

    • @jacdale
      @jacdale Год назад

      In open environments increased CO2 levels result in increased predation by pests and compromised nutritional value in food crops.
      Zavala et al 2008 Zavala et al 2013
      Smith and Myers, 2018

    • @burgesspark685
      @burgesspark685 Год назад +1

      @@jacdale
      Absolute garbage - the epitome of what pseudo-science actually is !
      I read these papers and they are nothing more than guesswork and supposition
      There is no empirical evidence to support any of their nonsensical suppositions.

    • @patrickfrank5893
      @patrickfrank5893 Год назад

      @@jacdale ... which is why, of course, all animals were covered with flies and starved to death in past ages of high CO2. Your argument is fatuous at best.

    • @jacdale
      @jacdale Год назад +1

      @@patrickfrank5893 Your argument is facile at best..

    • @patrickfrank5893
      @patrickfrank5893 Год назад

      @@jacdale Facile: a perfectly appropriate match for the content of your declarations.

  • @alexcrompton9509
    @alexcrompton9509 Год назад +19

    Maybe the best video to date. Thanks as always Saif

  • @astridgilberto
    @astridgilberto Год назад +29

    Mass formation Psychosis at every turn. Group think on top equals witch-hunting. Very well produced video, Happer is the man.

  • @mrbill4068
    @mrbill4068 Год назад +10

    THE SIMPLE QUESTION: Why does man think he can stop the warming process that has been ongoing for the lat 20,000 years and has melted most of the 4km thick icecap that only recently covered most of North America?

    • @Arturo-lapaz
      @Arturo-lapaz 10 месяцев назад +1

      Mr Bill you are right, the period of the glaciation cycle is 130000 years, precisely predictable with the alignment of the large planets, Jupiter and Saturn, causing the ellipticity of the earths orbit to change and the perihelion of the earth to change. Cooling more due to the longer exposure of the earth further away around the aphelion, on July 7 the southern winter. Causing the long winters in the Antarctic thus the large extent of the winter sea ice.

  • @c.p.1090
    @c.p.1090 Год назад +18

    Inside buildings the CO2 level is 1500 or more.

    • @jacdale
      @jacdale Год назад +2

      Higher levels of CO2 affect human cognitive abilities. . "Indoor CO2: Dumb and dumber?" - Yale Climate Connections

    • @barnespiper1133
      @barnespiper1133 8 месяцев назад

      June 2020, Bowen Du, study of varying indoor CO2 levels has found inconsistent results relating to increased CO2 levels and reduced cognition levels. More research needed to make the case for this. @@jacdale

    • @bennyl7224
      @bennyl7224 6 месяцев назад

      @@jacdaleplenty of places humans hang out or work are 1500+
      Aircraft, submarines, class rooms, office spaces, houses, cinemas, shopping centres, cars

  • @geschicktehande2719
    @geschicktehande2719 Год назад +7

    An authentic conversation on the realities of this subject. We need more and more of this from those that truly know what they speak on. Thank you for this!

    • @johnmartin2017
      @johnmartin2017 Год назад

      The wisest and most accomplished have been pushed out and it is difficult to get published because only the government provides grants and gives support to those who provide agree with the narrative. Everyone else gets canceled

  • @zympf
    @zympf Год назад +13

    well done Saif and William .. refreshing

  • @johnward5102
    @johnward5102 Год назад +3

    Thank you so much. It's an honour to be able to listen to you, both, thanks to (still) reliable grid power.

  • @TheRealJennifla
    @TheRealJennifla Год назад +16

    Thank you for another great interview!

  • @winniewotsit4452
    @winniewotsit4452 Год назад +26

    Wow! What a superb conversation. Hats off to you both. I've followed Prof, Will Happer for many years - he deserves a medal in my opinion. Yet I was much impressed by Saifedean too - he made so many excellent points. Many thanks to you both.

    • @mrunning10
      @mrunning10 10 месяцев назад

      Happer is HORSESHIT. And just plain WRONG. Fix it and we LIVE. Do nothing and we may DIE. I'll take the first path, deniers and anyone making MONEY from fossil fuels paying for Congressmen to keep the whole industry going pick the second
      WAKE UP.

  • @raymondswenson1268
    @raymondswenson1268 Год назад +3

    Ozone at the poles decays naturally during the dark polar winter. It bounces back in Spring after the sun comes out. Ozone in the temperate zones is NOT decreased at all.

  • @alshirer1
    @alshirer1 Год назад +18

    The fiat economy enables the sophistry of climate change.

    • @ducthman4737
      @ducthman4737 Год назад +1

      The wizards behind the curtain. If you can print all you need to corrupt/buy the system you have absolute power. There has been no capitalism since the central planning Federal Reserve system took over.

    • @alshirer1
      @alshirer1 Год назад

      @@ducthman4737 1913 Federal Reserve, Sixteenth and Seventeenth Amendments all served to convert our economy and reduce us to subjects of the federal government. Bitcoin separates money and state.

  • @chellis1125
    @chellis1125 9 месяцев назад +7

    Brilliant and yet so down to Earth. Great interview with Dr Happer

    • @swiftlytiltingplanet8481
      @swiftlytiltingplanet8481 9 месяцев назад

      Happer's expertise is OPTICS, not climate change. He has written ZERO papers on climate. Skeptical Science has the highest rating for scientific accuracy from MediaBias/FactCheck, as they cite the same scientific papers that the IPCC does. Their debunking of Happer is worth your time.
      Happer believes today's warming is natural or mostly natural. By contrast, Cornell University audited the over 88000 climate studies published from 2012-2020 and tallied a 99.9% consensus that human activity, not nature, is driving global warming. Who to believe, PhD-level climatologists and thousands of peer-reveiwed science papers, or William Happer, who was long funded by special interest groups in industry to promote the use of MORE fossil fuels?

  • @thomasstalder6708
    @thomasstalder6708 Год назад +1

    All cats are the same: wanting to sit on your lap while you work on the computer... 😆

  • @christophe2496
    @christophe2496 Год назад +17

    Excellent !
    Only for people who think !

    • @mikeofallon
      @mikeofallon Год назад

      Maybe it'll get through to a few more people to discover the fun of thinking.

  • @dongaetano3687
    @dongaetano3687 Год назад +11

    Thx much for the interview of this great and humble man of science.

    • @johnmartin2017
      @johnmartin2017 Год назад +2

      Yup, that is who he is. Have been reading, and listening to him for years.

    • @dongaetano3687
      @dongaetano3687 Год назад +3

      @@johnmartin2017
      Thx John, couldn't agree more, have heard Prof Happer in numerous talks.
      Heard Richard Lindzen MIT Ret. give a speech describing our climate as the interaction of two great "fluids", our atmosphere and the oceans...that statement alone showed the amazing complexity of the system and as he went on you could only gain respect for these men of science on the side of "climate realism".
      Despite great knowledge they remain humble before the complexity of the subject, and realistic about our the limits of our knowledge to date.

  • @runes6843
    @runes6843 Год назад +47

    Great interview. Didn't know about the dubious science going back to the ozone layer issues as well.

    • @bhagen40
      @bhagen40 Год назад

      Before that they had everyone believing we needed to prepare for an ice age, then acid rain then ozone hole...then global warming now climate change. All dubious.

    • @hosnimubarak8869
      @hosnimubarak8869 Год назад +1

      @@bhagen40
      In the 1970’s, a handful of scientists (not a consensus) indicated that human caused air pollution was increasing and aerosols (particulate matter) in our atmosphere would cause cooling due to an albedo effect. As a result of observations and a switch to cleaner fuel burning, this no longer seen as a problem.
      Acid rain is caused by emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide, which react with the water molecules in the atmosphere to produce acids. Governments have made efforts since the 1970’s to reduce the release of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide into the atmosphere with positive results.
      More than 30 years after the Montreal Protocol, NASA scientists documented the first direct proof that Antarctic ozone is recovering because of the CFC phase-down: Ozone depletion in the region has declined 20 percent since 2005. And at the end of 2018, the United Nations confirmed in a scientific assessment that the ozone layer is recovering.
      Mean global temperature is 14.7°C, the warmest in tens of thousands of years and that current levels of CO2 in the atmosphere is over 400 ppm, the highest in millions of years.
      Two-thirds of the warming has occurred since 1975.

    • @ulrichenevoldsen8371
      @ulrichenevoldsen8371 Год назад +3

      @@hosnimubarak8869 400 ppm the highest in million of years? Not likely. If it was much lower plants would struggle to grow

    • @atlet1
      @atlet1 Год назад

      @@hosnimubarak8869 False! The science show that ozon fluctuation in natural and have little or nothing to do with FC compounds. More UVB is beneficial for most humans.
      The climate was warmer than today before 1350 AD. We know that for sure. The global temperature have declined since 1940. We know that for sure. So they who manipulate data to drive their political agenda is liers. We know that for sure. The evidence is easy to find.

    • @hosnimubarak8869
      @hosnimubarak8869 Год назад

      @@ulrichenevoldsen8371
      Nonsense. Do some research before you embarrass yourself further,

  • @Mulberry2000
    @Mulberry2000 9 месяцев назад +1

    The professor is right about Scotland, UK. In Manchester, UK smog from the factories were really bad you could see more than 20ft in front of you. It was really bad when combined with normal winter fog as well. Even today clothes can get more dirty in the UK than in other countries. When i was living in Hollld my clothes were a lot cleaner.

  • @c.p.1090
    @c.p.1090 Год назад +11

    When you talk to kids on climate. Most are non science tracks. They barely know more than few statements and directions from other opinion makers. High school drop out Greta is one considered an expert unfortunately. 😢

  • @statstu
    @statstu Год назад +4

    Maybe any funding looking at negative impacts from anything in the science field should have equal funding for the positive impact. Just to add a little balance.

    • @darylfoster7944
      @darylfoster7944 Год назад +2

      Yeah, a little cost/benefit analysis would have been useful the last three years when the covidiots destroyed the economy.

  • @stephenskinner3851
    @stephenskinner3851 Год назад +3

    Meteorology is a chapter in Physics. Climate is a sub section of meteorology and requires the meteorology data. A physicist is able to speak and judge on matters related to climates.

  • @outofcompliance1639
    @outofcompliance1639 Год назад +6

    Need more discussion like this. Good job.

  • @plstewaf3
    @plstewaf3 Год назад +3

    SA. I like your approach to ask the questions many are not asking, or perhaps are afraid to speak up.

  • @MOOK078
    @MOOK078 Год назад +10

    Great job on this interview

  • @rockbarcellos
    @rockbarcellos Год назад +10

    another one to my Favourites, great talk

  • @yvespoulin8050
    @yvespoulin8050 Год назад +13

    Love this, but i was aleready a big fan of William Happer

  • @europaeuropa3673
    @europaeuropa3673 Год назад +5

    Excellent discussion. Best I've seen on Utube.

  • @joehelland1635
    @joehelland1635 Год назад +3

    In school we learn that ozone is created by an oxygen getting excited by uvb and bonding with an o2 to make o3 which can then absorb more energy from uvb and break back apart.

    • @dramese
      @dramese Год назад

      We’ll learn more, as limited as that was, it was still more accurate then what you are hearing here. He is taking advantage of people’s ignorance to throw a bunch work about around.

  • @GhettoRanger01
    @GhettoRanger01 7 месяцев назад +4

    I enjoyed listening to the professor, well done.

  • @Durnyful
    @Durnyful 9 месяцев назад +1

    Any comments on those who say that the medieval warm period was localised & that proxies have shown that other parts of the world were cooler than today?
    I can't imagine what proxies could be used within the areas covered by oceans with any accuracy at all....

  • @johnmartin2017
    @johnmartin2017 Год назад +11

    A discussion that illuminates and makes those who still can think, do so. And yet, while Al Gore's book made me shake my head in wonder that so many could look at scary pictures of nature juxtaposed with calamitous predictions that have not come to pass, nonetheless still believe them today.

    • @michaels4255
      @michaels4255 Год назад +2

      Yes, not matter how many times it fails test after test, the hypothesis clings to life, supported by political activism, the media, and oodles and oodles of cash.

  • @koczisek
    @koczisek Год назад +3

    It's so pleasant to see good, normal ppl gather to talk like good, normal ppl!

    • @swiftlytiltingplanet8481
      @swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Год назад

      Happer is a very pleasant man who is unfortunately widely debunked in the scientific literature because he hasn't kept up with the data.

    • @koczisek
      @koczisek Год назад

      @@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 That CO2 is a pollutant causing Earth to overheat?

    • @swiftlytiltingplanet8481
      @swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Год назад

      @@koczisek The U.S. Supreme Court officially ruled in 2007 that CO2 is indeed a pollutant. It's classified as a pollutant because in EXCESS its accompanying warming melts the icecaps, raises sea levels, intensifies hurricanes, reduces cropy yields, expands wildfire seasons, and increases extreme precipitation events, droughts, heatwaves, marine heatwaves, desertification, and tick-and-mosquito borne diseases.

  • @groblerful
    @groblerful Год назад +18

    We are counting on you to continue the great work. In NZ Farmers are going to be put out of buisness because of Insane emission policies.

    • @musicarroll
      @musicarroll Год назад +4

      In Holland they are facing the same fate.

  • @lesevans9508
    @lesevans9508 9 месяцев назад +1

    Various sources put the reduction in human emissions during 2020 as being between 6% and 17%. Of course, this is not precisely measured anywhere; it’s just estimated based on recorded consumption of various fuels. Interestingly, this made absolutely no impression on the seasonally adjusted Co2 levels as measured at Mauna Loa. NASA went to great lengths to downplay this lack of response, and it was studiously ignored by most of the MSM.

    • @swiftlytiltingplanet8481
      @swiftlytiltingplanet8481 8 месяцев назад

      If we stopped all emissions tomorrow, atmospheric CO2 levels would continue to stay high. For centuries. We can't bring levels down any time soon, we can only try to prevent it from getting worse.

  • @Earthandweather
    @Earthandweather Год назад +11

    "Its easier to fool someone than it is to convince them they've been fooled."

  • @pjos6406
    @pjos6406 Год назад +10

    Great stuff

  • @JohnSmith-oe5kx
    @JohnSmith-oe5kx Год назад +3

    Monty Python had this figured out years ago! “So, logically, if she weighs the same as a duck, she is made of wood, and therefore is a witch.”

  • @tobyw9573
    @tobyw9573 8 месяцев назад +1

    40 years ago 12 oz of freon R12 was a dollar, today its replacement R134a is $15 for 12 oz. Last I checked the price was mostly tax. Time to change.

  • @robertstewart7856
    @robertstewart7856 7 месяцев назад +2

    I have a 7th grade education I'm 64 and even I know this climate movement is all about money and compliance . Basic science I learned in grade school tells you carbon is good for the planet. This pod cast confirms my thoughts on this subject .

    • @swiftlytiltingplanet8481
      @swiftlytiltingplanet8481 7 месяцев назад +1

      ELEVEN separate studies confirm the scientific consensus on climate change. ELEVEN. 80 academies of science and ALL of the world's major scientific institutions publicly endorse the consensus findings, which is why every nation on earth is a card-carrying member of the IPCC.
      In 2021, Cornell University audited the over 88000 climate studies published from 2012-2020 and tallied a 99.9% consensus that human activity, not nature, is driving global warming. Even Exxon's own scientists in leaked memos have acknowledged that combusted fossil fuels are warming the planet to a damaging degree.
      William Happer, by contrast, is not a climate scientist. His expertise is OPTICS. He's also the former head of the CO2 Coalition, FUNDED BY THE OIL INDUSTRY to promote the use of MORE fossil fuels. You can see his talking points debunked at CLIMATE MISINFORMATION BY SOURCE: WILLIAM HAPPER.
      CO2 is only good for the planet up to a point. We've passed that point. That's because the warming that accompanies rising CO2 melts the icecaps, raises sea levels, intensifies hurricanes, expands wildfire seasons, reduces farm productivity (yes, REDUCES), and increases heatwaves, extreme precipitation events, droughts, ocean acidification and tick-and-mosquito-borne diseases.
      These are things you would have learned, Robert, if you had finished your education.

  • @namehere1967
    @namehere1967 Год назад +6

    Professor Happer always makes sense.

  • @brianohis6225
    @brianohis6225 10 месяцев назад +3

    Melbourne Australia could do with an extra 4 degrees Celsius, especially in winter. What do we need to burn to get to our goal?

  • @RogerWilco66
    @RogerWilco66 8 месяцев назад +1

    The statement on hybrid cars is not really true. I often drove a 3 cylinder LYNK & CO and it was horrible on gas mileage, if the small battery was not charged over night (took a long time). The car only performed when the battery was full and then only for around 70 kilometers. When you have to charge during driving, it had excessive fuel consumption and a unacceptable loss of power. In the end, as nice at is was otherwise, it was practically useless.

  • @was1378
    @was1378 Год назад +1

    Looking at policies that governments are currently implementing, the only "tipping point" I'm concerned about is - if they continue for another 5 to 10 years, will we reach the point at which it takes decades to recover from the harm that they have inflicted on society?

  • @BeibutYerzhanov
    @BeibutYerzhanov Год назад +9

    great interview

    • @johnmartin2017
      @johnmartin2017 Год назад

      @-GinΠΓ Τάο Great because he explains, hypothesizes and gives his proof. All while speaking simply, and clearly in a way that the average person can grasp.

  • @TheOrdener
    @TheOrdener Год назад +9

    Lots of points echo Alex Epstein. Is it time to have him back on?

    • @jimjones3482
      @jimjones3482 Год назад +4

      I think it's more valuable to hear from more scientists. We all know what Alex says and there's no lack of interviews with him. It's more interesting to hear from guys like this in my opinion.

    • @TheOrdener
      @TheOrdener Год назад +2

      That’s fair. I’d like to hear more of the science too. A small complaint I had about this interview is that Saifedean talked too much about non-scientific points instead of asking more questions to Dr. Happer.

  • @Sealight007
    @Sealight007 Год назад +2

    I loved this. And I loved the conclusion. beginning at 1:10:00

  • @ssm59
    @ssm59 4 месяца назад

    I am surprised Dr. Happer didn’t mention the resolution problem when discussing ice cores. At best ice cores can provide us average values for atmospheric carbon dioxide with resolutions of some 200 years from the Greenland ice sheet, 1000 years from the Antarctic ice sheet. We compare those averages to daily direct measurement, which is a comparison full of pitfalls. The Greenland ice sheet it gives us an average CO2 concentration of about 325 ppm with at best a two century resolution. Direct measurements since 1959 give us a 60 year average of 340 ppm. Consequently we really cannot say whether or not our current condition is unusual, because we do not have any ability to resolve historic data to the daily, weekly, monthly, or even yearly time scale.

  • @ggunjaca
    @ggunjaca Год назад +5

    Also there is no science without REPRODUCIBILITY, one science paper although peer reviewed mean nothing if someone else on the other side of the globe can't get the same results with the same input settings.

    • @jacdale
      @jacdale Год назад +1

      The hockey stick of Michael Mann has been replicated over 5 dozen times by different groups of researchers using different methodologies and different data sets,

    • @ggunjaca
      @ggunjaca Год назад +1

      @@jacdale I mention it because Saifedean misses that most important distinguishing factor which is calculated by evidence strength letter from A to C when he bashes certain scientific evidence while embraces other.

    • @LandYacht
      @LandYacht Год назад +3

      @@jacdale How is that possible? Mann refuses to release his regression data, stating (in court) that it’s “proprietary.”

    • @jacdale
      @jacdale Год назад +1

      @@LandYacht Different data sets. For example Pages2K uses 692 data sets from 648 locations world-wide. Mann's data has been on his web site for for at least a decade.

    • @kudr66
      @kudr66 Год назад +1

      Reproducibility means nothing if you cannot test your results by observation (or measurement). If you use the same method over and over you would expect to get the same results, but the results can still be wrong, if you cannot test them. On the other hand, if you can calculate something and then test it by measurement, you can easily say if the results are good or wrong.
      Example (search for):
      "Relative Potency of Greenhouse Molecules", Wijngaarden, Happer, 2021
      These calculations precisely match spectral radiation observations and are reproducible.

  • @wrath276
    @wrath276 Год назад +3

    How do we know CO2 levels were higher in the past? Where has all the free Oxygen in the atmosphere come from. Life created it by separating the Oxygen from Carbon Dioxide and storing away the Carbon. Shells settled to the seafloor and because chalk. Trees became coal. The process of life continues and life is still separating Oxygen from Carbon Dioxide. If CO2 falls below 150 ppm life will struggle to continue.

  • @mattiaswennerhult9451
    @mattiaswennerhult9451 Год назад +2

    It would be fun if someone made a calculation on the probability of human life with the proposed fragility of the climate.

  • @atypocrat1779
    @atypocrat1779 Год назад +2

    Now that we have these facts out of the way, what do we do about running out of fossil fuels?

    • @robertmeredith3940
      @robertmeredith3940 6 месяцев назад

      Nuclear fission (clean, safe, cheap, etc) can provide all the energy needed for billions of years, if people are still alive. We will still need CO2 for food, which could be extracted from rocks, if volcanic activity does not produce enough. Many products are made from petroleum, so I hope we conserve some for non-fuel use before running out. Now would be a good time to start to transition to nuclear, instead of intermittent wind & solar.

  • @PMConnolly
    @PMConnolly Год назад +3

    Real climate education gem this. Love this expert. Thank you both.

    • @swiftlytiltingplanet8481
      @swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Год назад +1

      Happer's climate views have been broadly debunked in the scientific literature. His expertise is in OPTICS, not climate.

    • @barnespiper1133
      @barnespiper1133 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 ...Optics, specifically the optics of CO2 lasers. That, of course, would have nothing to do with CO2 "emergency". LOL

    • @barnespiper1133
      @barnespiper1133 8 месяцев назад +2

      btw, how about some sources who have debunked Dr. H? Please reference. Perhaps you could summarize their "broad debunking". Please be specific. Would love to read!

    • @bennyl7224
      @bennyl7224 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
      1/ please summarise which claims is H making
      2/ which do you agree with?
      3/ which do you disagree with?

    • @Ironic1950
      @Ironic1950 4 месяца назад

      Dr. Happer's views have been contested by vested interests, but never 'debunked' as you put it. 'Climate Science' as a discipline has only existed for a ​decade and is just a sidebranch of Physics, in which Dr. Happer is eminently qualified, particularly in radiative transfer! @@swiftlytiltingplanet8481

  • @jlha1
    @jlha1 Год назад +6

    Greenland was in the Middle Ages around 800 to 1200 1.5 degrees Celsius warmer than today and in the Roman period it was even warmer
    the vikings picked wild growing grapes in northern newfoundland around 1100

    • @jimclarke8260
      @jimclarke8260 Год назад

      The Holocene is waning. We are headed for another 60,000 to 100,000 years of glaciation. If we burned all the fossil fuels and emitted all the CO2 we could, it would not change this inevitability, because CO2 does not have that ability. The equatorial regions, however, that do not freeze, would be totally green and full of life. CO2 is the gas of life!

    • @w8what575
      @w8what575 Год назад +1

      We are supposed to be on a ball of rock and water flying through a solar system which is also flying around in the galaxy which is also flying around within a vast universe…have they forgotten that “science theory” they push? And why are they not figuring in that theory with their climate theory and consider that climates do change based on those things they state are facts..,,if something is in constant movement does it ever stay the same?

  • @janicechapman6319
    @janicechapman6319 11 месяцев назад +1

    I love your kitty Mr. Happer...gingers are the best!
    I also very much appreciate your logic. Thankyou

  • @mdeasy
    @mdeasy Год назад +2

    Great work guys!!!!

  • @rutgerdekok1324
    @rutgerdekok1324 Год назад +3

    At around 50:00, paraphrasing: "the way to corrupt science is to come to it from a politicians perspective. Asking science what should a policymaker do will give a lot of answers, but probably the best answer is the policymaker should do nothing".

    • @markramsay8472
      @markramsay8472 Год назад

      That's how the IPCC writes its reports. I read pertinent procedures in an amicus brief that Happer co-wrote.

    • @rutgerdekok1324
      @rutgerdekok1324 Год назад

      Yes indeed, the UN creates the jobs for the bureaucrats. The mission is to demonize CO2, so it can be used as a tool for total control.
      At the moment they are working on CBDC, centrally controllef digital currency that they will try to force people to us. It is programmable, they can control who has it, what is can be spend on, and how much interest you pay.... No plane ticket for you, you can buy some bugs for dinner... The Dutch parliament is debating it today, and all the globalist parties in the government coalition think it is wonderful idea. Ordinary people don't want it, but who cares.... Make Orwel Fiction Again!

  • @WhoMe87799
    @WhoMe87799 Год назад +6

    It is also helpful to check out the fudged temperature records uncovered over and over by Tony Heller.
    As well PhD ecologist Patrick Moore has a great interview "A Dearth of Carbon" on the channel Vancouver Sun.

  • @geraldstewart1531
    @geraldstewart1531 4 месяца назад +1

    I just watched -- "CO2 , The Gas of Life"-Dr. William Happer -- Sadly comments were not allowed -- so I'll make one here -- Stupidity is not recognized by the stupid, that's the reason I suspect there are so many of them. Dr Happer spelled that fact out very clearly. Well worth a watch.

    • @swiftlytiltingplanet8481
      @swiftlytiltingplanet8481 4 месяца назад +1

      Not a single scientific institution on earth agrees with Happer that "more CO2 would be great for us." Just the opposite. Go to Happer's own American Physical Society, with its over 50,000 physicists. In their 2021 public position statement, they make it clear where they stand: "CLIMATE CHANGE IS UNEQUIVOCALLY HUMAN-CAUSED AND REQUIRES SWIFT ACTION TO MITIGATE THE DAMAGE OUR EMISSIONS ARE CAUSING" This is the position taken by every major scientific institution on the planet, from NASA to NOAA to the World Meteorlogical Organization.

  • @neuoylann1909
    @neuoylann1909 Год назад +1

    This is a very interesting video covering a lot of domains which are badly treated by the official media and am happy to see that this corresponds to what I believe since a long time ago. When you are a scientist background you always have a doubt even when you can demonstrate the truth and you submit your work to colleagues to be sure that you are right but when you are dealing with official pseudo-scientists you are facing people who have no doubt at all and who consider that their ideology is an absolute truth and cannot be contested and that they can impose their solutions to these virtual problems to save the world whatever these could cost to the people on a money point of view and even if these could affect the life of people.

  • @roblouw1344
    @roblouw1344 Год назад +5

    Visit South Africa to see what living without electricity is like.

  • @randalllederman6346
    @randalllederman6346 Год назад +2

    So refreshing to get an honest opinion.thanks

  • @neuoylann1909
    @neuoylann1909 Год назад +1

    I would like to add to this my personal scientific opinion. We should look at facts to be able to determine what is true or not and not on doubtful calculations or simulations. We could consider, for example, that the analyses of the ice samples obtained from drilling in the Arctic give a reliable basis for our reflection although some scientists could contest that the sample conservation is not ideal, that the ice layers can migrate with time leading some doubts on the results. If you look at the temperature and CO2 curves provided from the ice samples, for the last 400000 years, you can draw lot of obvious conclusions. The highest temperature rise correspond roughly to the lowest CO2 content in the atmosphere (180ppm) and the highest CO2 contents (360ppm) do not correspond to the highest temperature but is delayed by something like 800 to 1000 years. Why this ? Probably because temperature is a local parameter corresponding to the local history of the sample which can only provide an average of the temperature for a certain period of time, but probably not the maximum punctual temperature, unless you could analyse bubbles by bubble of trapped air in the ice. The CO2, although analysed locally, is not a local parameter because the CO2 is the result of a long cycle concerning the whole world from striping from the atmosphere all around the globe by rain runoffs on lands or directly to all the oceans. The CO2 with water falls from lands are transported by rivers as calcium or silicium carbonates or others. Once in the sea CO2 and warm waters are flowing all around the oceans of the world in circles and swirls. Warm water and cold water do not commingle easily and the heat transfer is occurring at a very low speed. It is therefore easy to understand that the CO2 cycle, including its degassing from the oceans depending on the water temperature elevation, takes a very long time from 800 to several thousand years (Why not?).
    With all this, it is obvious for me that the temperature rise of the atmosphere can occur rapidly with solar radiation but that CO2 rise can only occur after a very long period of time. But production of CO2 produced by the oceans is probably very huge compared to CO2 produced by the industry and I cannot see that any restriction in CO2 produced by the industry could affect the temperature of the atmosphere which is depending in fact on the history of the planet and on events which occurred 1000 years ago.
    Note that I have seen a lot of demonstrations of the greenhouse effect by calculations, ignoring the presence of water in the air, because of the partial pressure of water or the presence of clouds, ignoring that we are not in a static situation but that we are in presence of huge flux of CO2 in the atmosphere as well as water. Static calculations can only lead to over estimate the temperature but we are within a huge dynamic system as shown by the atmosphere fluxes shown from pictures taken from satellites.

    • @robertmeredith3940
      @robertmeredith3940 6 месяцев назад +1

      A long comment with an excellent theory about oceanic degassing of CO2 over 800 years explaining why air temperature rise comes before CO2 rise ( from ocean temperature rise) after the ice ages. Thanks. The implication previously was that if air temperature rise preceded CO2 rise, that the latter could not cause the first. Now that seems over simplistic. But it does open the possibility that a positive feedback mechanism may affect global warming/cooling with an 800 year lag. i.e. small air warming from any cause could begin some ocean warming and CO2 release, warming the air slightly over hundreds of years, leading to more CO2 release from the vast store of oceanic CO2, etc. So there might be a small component of current CO2 levels resulting from the earliest indication of warming a hundred or more years ago that continues today and would continue for hundreds of years after man-made CO2 might cease. We really can not assume the oceans are not releasing significant net CO2 now which will continue regardless.

  • @paulopl1963
    @paulopl1963 Год назад +6

    Gas from Russia was never a mistake! It is cheap and reliable and it comes from the near abroad so with low carbon footprint ! The stupid thing is to get rid of that source and go for expensive and high carbon footprint LNG from far away!

    • @neilnewinger3059
      @neilnewinger3059 Год назад

      The stupid thing is not to have a back up system and rely fully on one source of gas only under the control of psychopathic dictator and war criminal, who will not hesitate to use it against you.

  • @baxrok2.
    @baxrok2. Год назад +4

    Brilliant. Thank you!

  • @duinteriors
    @duinteriors 10 месяцев назад +2

    The only thing I can say about this interview is….BRILLIANT!

  • @maxtabmann6701
    @maxtabmann6701 10 месяцев назад +1

    There is one single argument that destroys the assumption that CO2 has any effect on earth's temperature. The mars atmosphere's relative CO2 concentration is 2500 times higher than that of earth but the pressure and thus density is factor 166 lower. This means that every cubic meter of mars atmosphere has 15 times more CO2 molecules in ABSOLUTE terms. But Mars is a freezing cold planet. Making a correction for the different distances from sun reveales that Mars has no greenhouse effect at all although the absolute CO2 concentration is 15 times higher. Mars once was a warm planet when it still had water, which proves that water is determining the earth's temperature - not CO2!

  • @Minder666
    @Minder666 Год назад +4

    While Happer came across as very genuine and kind, I'd argue that physics and (pure) mathematics were corrupted many decades ago, as well. Just look at the Banach-Tarski Paradox, for instance, and see how incredibly corrupt it is. Technically, the moment you deal with continuity and infinity (Real Math) in mathematics, you'll start to find many problems. Actually, Bob Murphy did an episode on this with Steve Patterson.
    Oh, and for physics, just look at how they proved the mass of the earth, etc. It's been corrupt for centuries.

  • @ArchivingClownWorld
    @ArchivingClownWorld Год назад +4

    Excellent rip.

  • @tsehayenegash8394
    @tsehayenegash8394 Год назад

    please upload a video for lhow tropopause varies, energy exchange between troposphere and stratosphere, annual oscillation , semiannual oscillation and triannual oscillation of troposphere by using temperature parameters? thank you

  • @kieranmunro891
    @kieranmunro891 2 месяца назад

    I'm trying to be open-minded, but I struggle with his take on the ozone hole not having harmful impact. I'm from NZ, where the ozone hole is closest to population (along with Australia). I was a kid in the 90s when the ozone hole was at its worst. Back then you'd burn so easily, within about 12 minutes. That was not the case for my parents when they were younger, before the ozone hole emerged in the 80s and 90s. Now, the burn time is not as bad these days, as the ozone layer appears to be reforming. But still, folks who visit from Europe or elsewhere always get a rude shock at how quickly they burn when they visit. NZ has the highest rates of skin cancer in the world. So I don't quite understand his claim that there is no evidence of skin cancer linked to ozone depletion. And as to the cause, maybe we won't know for sure as he says, but it is very coincidental that the ozone hole emerged with the proliferation of CFCs, and then when CFCs were banned, the ozone layer began reforming and sun burn risk has reduced. That's my very unscientific, anecdotal take. Happy to be corrected.

  • @ducthman4737
    @ducthman4737 Год назад +23

    Don't like Bitcoin but love CO2

    • @valleturkka155
      @valleturkka155 Год назад

      Nice! #bitcoin

    • @-LightningRod-
      @-LightningRod- Год назад

      Climate Change is very real, serious as a heart attack and easily verifiable in real time if you choose to look www.earthnullschool.net
      the northern jetstream has collapsed and has not properly formed for over 19 months now. Stop being Ignorant, Stupid AND Foolish.

    • @ducthman4737
      @ducthman4737 Год назад +1

      @@-LightningRod-
      The same jet stream conditions that gave us the fear of the new ice age in the 60s and 70s now are a sign for warming ? May be the climate is changing but our emissions have nothing to do with it. Earth's declining magnetic field could be a reason and we can do nothing to stop that.

  • @CandidDate
    @CandidDate Год назад +5

    Make carbon credits only purchasable in bitcoin. They're both ficticious!

  • @Henrikbuitenhuis
    @Henrikbuitenhuis Год назад

    Thanks so much for the video and info.

  • @_broomfi
    @_broomfi Год назад +1

    Excellent discussion, thanks!

  • @tuathadedanann195
    @tuathadedanann195 9 месяцев назад +3

    Utter nonsense funded by the fossil fuel indsutry. Follow the money. Did you guys learn nothing from the denial of the harmful effects of smoking by the tobacco industry? Its the same playbook

  • @vinvinvino3176
    @vinvinvino3176 Год назад +7

    I love truth speakers. They are my family.

  • @Arturo-lapaz
    @Arturo-lapaz 10 месяцев назад +1

    The question of what is true.
    Temperature change causes carbon dioxyde concentration to change or the present insistence that co2 causes warming.
    This can be answered clearly by the solubility of co2 in sea water as a function of temperature
    The highest solubility occurs at low temperature, just about freezing and the lowest solubility occurs at high temperatures, in tropical waters.
    co2 is strongly absorbed in Arctic oceans and the green lakes in Alaska, the rich co2 concentration leading to the strong vegetation growth, hence the green coloration.
    Co2 circulation in the oceans cause the transportation of co2 to i the warmer regions and expulsion of the co2 in enourmous quantities due to the oversaturation in the higher temperature water
    The quantities are orders of magnitude higher than all emmissions humans can possibly create.
    All this can be proven with simple experiments and the mseasurements made and published in the Mauna Loa observatory.

  • @susa5995
    @susa5995 2 дня назад

    Thanks a lot for this great interview!

  • @thorarthur66ddz
    @thorarthur66ddz Год назад +4

    William Happer mentions climate change in the Bible early on in the interview and claims at 3:20 that Joseph left Egypt because there was a drought in Palestine. Palestine isn't mentioned in the Bible, or the Quran for that matter, because the word didn't exist until 135 CE when the name was changed from Judea by the Roman Emperor Hadrian.

    • @vincentdegennaro3375
      @vincentdegennaro3375 Год назад +1

      And your point is Happer isn’t great on History and nation naming?

    • @droseyoungestmvp1
      @droseyoungestmvp1 Год назад +1

      a convention of historical study is that within history, we have to identify regions with the current name of the place, not the past

    • @jimclarke8260
      @jimclarke8260 Год назад

      What do you say when people ask you where you were born? You do not tell them what it was called 2,000 years ago, because no one would understand what you are talking about. When communication, we use words that aid in understanding.