Episode #098: Solar Variability Ignored / IPCC Mandates AGW / Dark Age Cold Period / CO2 Fertilization Effect
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Summary
In this episode, Randall Carlson discusses recent events surrounding climate change and the benefits of carbon dioxide. He analyzes historical adaptations of pre-Viking societies to climate fluctuations, particularly during the Dark Ages Cold Period. Carlson also critiques the reliance on steady-state solar output in IPCC climate modeling, arguing that a more nuanced approach is necessary.
Key takeaways
- 1Historical adaptations of pre-Viking societies to climate changes
- 2The Dark Ages Cold Period
- 3Criticism of IPCC's use of steady-state solar output in climate models
- 4NASA's report on significant greening of the planet
- 5Record cold temperatures noted in the western US
- 6The importance of carbon dioxide as a fertilization agent
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Transcript excerpt
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Excerpt from Kosmographia, Jul 26, 2023. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.
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Kosmographia, “Episode #098: Solar Variability Ignored / IPCC Mandates AGW / Dark Age Cold Period / CO2 Fertilization Effect,” Jul 26, 2023. Indexed by Fringe Index: https://fringeindex.com/item/episode-098-solar-variability-ignored-ipcc-mandates-agw-dark-age-cold-period-co2-fertilization-effect. Original: https://kosmographia.libsyn.com/episode-098-solar-variability-ignored-ipcc-mandates-agw-dark-age-cold-period-co2-fertilization-effect-kosmographia-the-randall-carlson-podcast
