Episode #091: Deceptive US Heat Wave, Global Temps and Historic CO2 Levels Reporting

Summary

In this episode, RC explores the differences between tin and aluminum while reflecting on the Urban Heat Island Effect and the deceptive nature of temperature data. He discusses how historical levels of CO2 compare to current concentrations and questions the proposed optimum temperatures for climate management. The conversation also touches on broader implications and potential solutions for climate change adaptation.

Key takeaways

• 1Urban Heat Island Effect
• 2Misleading charts regarding heat waves in the US
• 3Comparison of current CO2 concentrations to historical levels
• 4Concerns about proposed climate management solutions
• 5Ice age temperature records over the last five million years

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Transcript excerpt

That's ancientnutrition.com, code protein. This is Cosmographia, the Randall Carlson podcast. And we are back, ladies and gentlemen. This is Cosmographia, the Randall Carlson podcast. And I think we're going to be continuing on the climate change information, information on past climate change, modern climate change, and the real data digging into the actual science. Right, Randall? That's the goal. The goal. The goal, yes. We're going to follow the science. Follow the science. That's what they say, right? We should follow the science. Yeah. But by golly, we're going to follow the science. Excellent. Big truck that says science on the back. I'm doing it. I'm a rebel. I want to go, you know, when they say follow the science, I go the other way. Right? You just run in the other direction. Find the fringiest stuff you can. And that's not how you do it, though. Follow the fringe. Randall follows the rules. A lot harder to find graphs and charts that way. Well, what can I say, guys? I mean, I don't even know how to respond to that, Russ. Another goal accomplished. After that live stream last week with, you know, the tinfoil hat guy next to you. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. That guy's gone. I've been disoriented about the whole process here. So, I'm still trying to get my head back onto the track here. We've heard that guy. Mike wasn't here for that. Or was he? Were you here for that, Mike? No, I don't think I was. Okay, yeah. It's pretty distracting. Probably better that you weren't here, Mike. I mean, there are certain things that, you know, that we need to insulate you from. Should I be wearing the tinfoil hat now? That's why he couldn't be here. ...

Excerpt from Kosmographia, Dec 15, 2022. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.