Easy
instructions to assess the accuracy of the IPCC claim
that increasing CO2 warms the air
The
following
is a simple and accurate way of studying the IPPC
concept that carbon dioxide (CO2) warms the
air and causes climate change. If you do not find this
method interesting, teenagers you know in High School
science will love it.
AccuWeather
on
a cell phone is a new tool for scientific research since
2007. Find AccuWeather on your cellphone. Add
Libreville, Gabon, (it is on the Equator) and McMurdo
Station (it is in Antarctica and close to the South
Pole).
By alternating
between the two locations, you can easily see the
difference in temperature at the same time between
McMurdo and the Equator. You might find the difference
interesting because it is real. This difference will be
within 25oC to 65oC as at the top
of Figure 1. The difference ranges in Figure 1 are valid
for any time of the day or night and any season.
Bring the
Excel spreadsheet to your computer from this link:
Supplementary
spreadsheet
(Libreville-McMurdo)
Insert the temperature and relative humidity for Libreville on line 15 in cells H and I in the spreadsheet. Do this similarly for McMurdo on line 16 in cells H and I. The reduction in CO2 concentration will automatically calculate opposite Libreville in Column N. This result is calculated using the Laws of Charles/Gay-Lussac and Boyle. It will be within 9% to 20% as in the upper left of Figure 1.
Then,
apply
the temperature and relative humidity from Libreville
and McMurdo to the psychrometric chart. Insert the
values for Kg of water vapor per Kg of dry air for each
location in Column T. The numbers will be within 0.001
to 0.028.
Note that
water vapor and CO2 move in opposite
directions as shown by the blue and green arrows, i.e.,
as water vapor goes up CO2 goes down and vice
versa. This is shown pictorially in Figure 2.
The IPPC claim
that CO2 and water vapor move in the same
direction with temperature is shown in Figure 3. Your
work with real numbers from AccuWeather and Figures 1
and 2 prove that the IPCC is wrong. It has been wrong
since 1990. Increasing CO2 does not warm the
air and cause global warming.
Climate models
based on the IPCC concept in Figure 3 are also wrong.
They need to be updated in accordance with Figure 1 and
Figure 2.
| Figures 1 to 4 follow: |
As some of this might be new to you, Figure 4 below is a summary of the science.
