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You sound uninformed and you see no reason to change that condition by reading.You are simply confirming my post #559. Sorry, I don’t do videos and I am certainly not going to read a whole book based only on your say-so. This is a DISCUSSION forum. If you can’t summarize either of these books in your own words, then I guess that we are at an end.
Maybe this thread will give you some idea of some things you're not aware of.
Svensmark Closes the Loop -- The Missing Link Between GCR's, Clouds and Climate
Now we are getting to the long-awaited fundamental debate. Henrik Svensmark, Nir Shaviv and others have identified the mechanism by which solar interaction with galactic cosmic rays (GCR) influences Earth's climate. Their research strikes at the core of AGW orthodoxy, and will surely provoke a...
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"I just saw something very recently that showed the sun has been entering a weaker phase.
Weaker sun, more cosmic ray penetration to earth, more cosmic ray influence on cloud formation, cooler climate.
Since solar strength is and has always been cyclical (over short & long periods) and historically correlate to temperature fluctuation better than CO2, it does indicate that we're likely entering a period of cooling.
In "The Neglected Sun" Shaviv noted that between 2001 to 2007 the IPCC models halved the amount of impact from the sun ... they really don't consider amplification.
I'm afraid the IPCC is unshakably committed to CO2 and because of that, a few here on DP are too ... the WUWT link will only reinforce their determination to remain flat-earthers.
For those deniers I link to the actual paper https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-017-02082-2"
And "Unsettled" was mentioned in https://debatepolitics.com/threads/...eport-published.456661/page-2#post-1074418047
"And—a very key point—the IPCC’s ‘Summaries for Policymakers’ are heavily influenced, if not written, by governments that have interests in promoting particular policies. In short, there are many opportunities to corrupt the objectivity of the process and product.”" - Steven E. Koonin - Page 200 of "Unsettled"
Koonin was Obama's Department of Energy Undersecretary for Science.