Topic: Solar Activity

Three new peer-reviewed papers published in major scientific journals challenge the consensus on man-made global warming. The studies, led by astrophysicist Dr. Willie Soon and a team of 40 scientists, suggest that 40% of observed warming is due to the "urban heat island effect" rather than CO2. The researchers argue that the remaining warming can be explained by natural solar activity cycles tracked by NASA.

Adam Curry discusses a theory that the 2012 phenomenon and magnetic pole shifts are the real drivers of climate change, which the government is masking with the man-made global warming narrative. A clip of Joy Behar on Larry King is played to illustrate the media's insistence that "every scientist" agrees on the issue, which the hosts argue is the antithesis of the scientific method.

Astrophysicist Piers Corbyn argues on RT that current extreme weather events, including Russian heatwaves and Pakistani floods, are driven by solar activity and lunar phases rather than man-made CO2 emissions. Corbyn claims that climate scientists supporting the consensus are motivated by financial incentives and "gravy trains."

Dr. David Evans, a former climate modeler for the Australian Greenhouse Office, claims to have found fundamental errors in the climate models used by the IPCC. His corrected model suggests that CO2 has a much smaller impact on global temperatures than previously thought, attributing warming instead to solar activity.

Scientists at CERN have reportedly found a link between cosmic rays and cloud formation, which could significantly impact global temperatures. The hosts claim that the director of CERN instructed researchers not to interpret the results to avoid conflicting with established global warming narratives. They suggest this information is being suppressed to protect carbon tax initiatives.