i caught this video while looking at some political vids and just had to share.
A real climatologist on climate change

Veery interesting! Thanks for sharing.

I myself have always wondered why they give so much attention to CO². When you look back in time you'll find very little that's so regulated by nature as the CO² contents in the air.
Why? I'v been told that the reaction that breaks down CO² back to carbon and oxygen is an exponential reaction, so little increase in the value of CO² will give a lot of increase in reaction speed.

So when someone wants more trees (and other green stuff), he should do everything to increase CO²-contents in the air! (instead of tax it)

Let's see how that works. Man makes Co2. Trees need Co2 and give off oxygen. Man and other living things need oxygen. Sounds like a good trade off to me.

Good post. I wonder why this is not discussed in a rational way by politicians and the media. On second thought it probably does not fit their agenda and narrative. Remember Al Gore made a fortune selling carbon tax and global warming. Imagine that we are being lied to by the elites. All the best...
Gil

A very interesting and what appears to be an honest interview. Thanks Paul.

Gil Martin wrote:

Good post. I wonder why this is not discussed in a rational way by politicians and the media. On second thought it probably does not fit their agenda and narrative. Remember Al Gore made a fortune selling carbon tax and global warming. Imagine that we are being lied to by the elites. All the best... Gil

I couldn’t have said it any better Gil...it’s all about agendas and money making mate.

Carbon tax...
I produce petroleum crude so I have a surplus of carbon tax that I don't have to pay...
My cracking plant burns off some of the highly volatile hydrocarbons but not enough to pay taxes for so I get a credit for that...
I sell it to my supplier of jet, gas and diesel supplier who has to pat carbon tax on it but I trade my carbon credits to them so no one actually has to pay carbon tax but my distributor charges the retailers the carbon tax - plus a price of doing business markup and I end up making a lot of money without investing any work or product into it.
The retailers have to pay my price plus their carbon tax and markup to the customer and they make more money for selling the same amount of fuel.

The only party that it costs more for is the end user - PERFECT! for the companies making and selling the product, not so good for those paying at the pumps.