Dr Richard Lindzen exposes local weather change as a politicised energy play motivated by malice and revenue – Watts Up With That?

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Veteran local weather professional Dr Richard Lindzen made a reputation for himself earlier than the basically flawed discipline of local weather science that we all know in the present day was invented. In an interview with the pioneering atmospheric physicist and former emeritus professor of meteorology at MIT, he recounted occasions that occurred within the Nineteen Eighties, which gave delivery to the all-consuming local weather change narrative that prevails in the present day.

Having begun his analysis on local weather change within the mid-70s motivated by a honest curiosity in understanding the Earth’s local weather regimes, Lindzen’s evaluation of the varied components paraded as scientific proof of an impending local weather disaster is remarkably wise.

What’s notably revealing from his recollection of occasions is how complicit the media and politicians have been in forcing the disastrous local weather change narrative upon an unsuspecting and trusting public from the very starting.

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 Dr Richard Lindzen on his profession as an atmospheric physicist and what drew him to review Earth’s climate01:21 On carbon dioxide and the greenhouse effect05:02 On politicians, the United Nations, the Intergovernmental Panel on Local weather Change and the enabling of local weather hysteria07:21 On the politicisation of local weather change and the numerous human progress enabled by the fossil gas industry08:45 On the environmental destruction attributable to renewable power sources09:46 On the cult-like local weather activism motion and its demonisation of carbon dioxide12:41 On the purported scientific consensus on local weather change14:46 On the Clinton-Gore administration’s funding of local weather impacts between 1989 and 199617:35 On Professor Man McPherson’s declare that abrupt local weather change will result in human extinction by 202618:22 On the motives behind the local weather change/inexperienced power movement19:23 On his iris speculation on local weather change proposed in 200121:56 On the epistemological points regarding local weather change23:59 On local weather variability vs anthropogenic local weather change27:19 On his expertise with institutional bias in favour of scientists who assist the official local weather change narrative and the affect of institutional funding scientific research29:50 How the scenario is rigged to assist the narrative and the complicity of politicians and scientists32:10 On the local weather disaster prediction and the way this compares to actuality

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