The Rise and Fall of the Carbon Dioxide Theory of Climate Change

This book provides a complete review of the role of CO₂ in the Earth’s atmosphere and reveals detailed information about the subject of climate change.  Many different science disciplines are visited and discussed and each area is introduced with a brief summary written to appeal to a broader audience.  The logic of CO₂ involvement in changing the climate is investigated from every perspective: reviewing the historical data record of Ice Ages with vast ice sheets, noting the interglacial periods of little or no ice, examining in further detail the 20^th century data record and evaluating the radiation role of CO₂ in the atmosphere.  The radiation calculations, using the appropriate equations and data are reviewed in great detail. The results of this review and examination reveal no role of CO₂ in any change of the Earth’s climate.

Disclaimer: The views expressed in this book belong solely to the author.

Chapter1. Introduction.- Chapter2. Creation of the Universe.- Chapter3. CO₂ and Climate Change in the Early Atmosphere.- Chapter4. Atmospheric Weather Variability .- Chapter5. CO₂ and Climate Change: 250 BC to 1850 AD.- Chapter6. Arrhenius, Angström and Planck.- Chapter7. Modern Warming and the 35 –Year Cooling Period Within.- Chapter8.1 The Debate Builds Despite the Evidence.- 8.2 CO₂ Climate Theory Becomes a Political Tool.- 8.3 The Tide Begins to Turn.- Chapter9. The Irrigation System for Planet Earth.- Chapter10. The Source of the Earth’s Thermal Blanket and Energy Balance.- Chapter11. H₂O and CO₂ in the Radiation of the Earth’s Atmosphere.- Chapter12 Why the Climate Does Change.- Chapter13. The Important Value of CO₂.- Chapter14. Summary and a Future Concern.

He has an important paper on the chaos associated with the large scale instability of the atmosphere and a book on combining the Stochastic Dynamic Equations with the Monte Carlo approach to investigate nonlinear systems in more detail.