Living in Bomb Time — 25

Let’s talk about Climate Science.

1976 was the last “cold” year on our planet, the Global Mean Temperature has climbed steadily since then.

Specifically, let’s talk about why “Climate Science” was 30–40 years off on how fast the planet would warm up.

Because that’s the most important thing to take away from this Summer of Warming. That it's here 30–40 years early.

Because the ONLY way that can happen, is if we seriously underestimated the effect of CO2 on the Global Mean Temperature.

That’s what this means. It’s a “reality check” on our Climate Models and it’s obvious they are flawed. They understate the warming effect of CO2, probably by about 40%.

How can I be so confident about that estimate?

Because that’s how much “extra heat” we found in the oceans when we systematically started measuring them down to 2000m using the ARGO float system. We underestimated the amount of heat in the oceans by 40%, which implicitly means that we underestimated the effects of CO2 by 40%.

One joule is equal to the work it takes to make a watt of power for a second, a zeta joule is 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 joules

Here’s the takeaway I want you to remember. I’m going to yell because so few people seem to be grasping this.