By Patrick J. Michaels, Senior Fellow, CO2 Coalition On Wednesday, the House Antitrust Subcommittee is set to grill Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg because, among other things, it published an informed opinion on global warming that doesn’t comport with the Democratic Party’s belief that it is the most important issue ever. After all, Joe Biden says we
David Siegel, climate author, tech entrepreneur and director of the Giordano Bruno Institute, has released the second edition of his thoughtful and detailed video “Let’s Look at Some Climate Data.” For more of Mr. Siegel’s work on climate change, go to Climatecurious.com
[The Chronicle of Philanthropy has published an an exchange on climate science and energy economics between the heads of the William and Flora Hewlett and the William E. Simon Foundations. In the January 2020 issue Hewlett Foundation president Larry Kramer had called on other foundations to join his in focusing their funding on ending CO2
The CO2 Coalition is pleased to present a new paper in our Climate Issues in Depth series, titled Methane and Climate. The paper was written by CO2 Coalition founder and board member Will Happer, a Princeton physics professor, and W. A. van Wijngaarden, of the Department of Physics and Astronomy at York University, Canada. Happer
Atmospheric Physicist Pushed for a Review of Climate Alarmism in US Reports Arlington, Virginia – September 11, 2019: The chairman and executive director of the CO2 Coalition, acting on behalf of its 50 unalarmed climate scientists and energy economists, today issued a statement of thanks to the Coalition’s founder, emeritus Princeton physics professor William Happer,
When: Wednesday May 29th, 2019 Where: 901 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122 Hosted by: Seattle University Conservative Union Have you ever wondered… why nuclear energy isn’t growing? If fracking is safe? If we should move away from fossil fuels? If wind and solar energy will replace fossil fuels? Working with Collegians for a Constructive Tomorrow, the Seattle
Carbon: crucial to growth, but under-managed Carbon is one of the most abundant element in plants, and is extremely important to plant structure and growth. Many farmers take carbon for granted, but indoor farmers can increase yield by taking an intentional approach with carbon. Since carbon leaves the farm when you harvest (removing plant matter), farmers
By Gareth Paltridge About the author GarthW. Paltridge DSc FAAis an atmospheric physicist andwas a chief research scientist with the CSIRO Division of Atmospheric Research before his appointment in 1990 to the University of Tasmania as Director of the Institute of Antarctic and Southern Ocean Studies and (in 1992) as CEO of the Antarctic Cooperative
Powerpoint presentation of Dr. Will Happer of Princeton University at the ICON Lecture Series, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, September 12, 2017 Happer ICON lecture 9-12-17 Slides
The public requires an informed, dispassionate discussion of how our planet will be affected by CO2 released from the combustion of fossil fuel and other sources. In a white paper, entitled Carbon Dioxide Benefits the World; See for Yourself the CO2 Coalition, a new and independent non-profit organization summarized the scientific case that additional CO2
The CO2 Coalition was established in 2015 as a 501(c)(3) for the purpose of educating thought leaders, policy makers, and the public about the important contribution made by carbon dioxide to our lives and the economy.
Democratic VP nominee, Kamala Harris, wants to focus on “environmental justice” which merges three very different i… https://t.co/3B6MBk75jW
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@Facebook today announced they intend to control information even more aggressively. #CancelCulture and the limitat… https://t.co/wfeqf4em3Y
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The Department of Energy is converting CO2 into liquid fuel. Innovation moves science forward - and CO2 is even MO… https://t.co/366aqr826u
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Hot water springs in the Himalayas, release a ‘huge amount of CO2’. The Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology argue… https://t.co/euHGe8P3MA
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