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Stockade Books and The Institute of Public Affairs are proud to publish Climate Change: The Facts, featuring 22 essays on the science, politics and economics of the climate change debate. Climate Change: The Facts features the worlds leading experts and commentators on climate change. Highlights of Climate Change: The Facts include:
Ian Plimer draws on the geological record to dismiss the possibility that human emissions of carbon dioxide will lead to catastrophic consequences for the planet. Patrick Michaels demonstrates the growing chasm between the predictions of the IPCC and the real world temperature results. Richard Lindzen shows the climate is less sensitive to increases in greenhouse gases than previously thought and argues that a warmer world would have a similar weather variability to today. Willie Soon discusses the often unremarked role of the sun in climate variability. Robert Carter explains why the natural variability of the climate is far greater than any human component. John Abbot and Jennifer Marohasy demonstrate how little success climate models have in predicting important information such as rainfall.
Nigel Lawson warns of the dire economic consequences of abandoning the use of fossil fuels. Alan Moran compares the considerable costs of taking action compared to the relatively minor potential benefits of doing so. James Delingpole looks at the academic qualifications of the leading proponents of catastrophic climate change and finds many lack the credentials of so-called sceptics. Garth Paltridge says science itself will be damaged by the failure of climate forecasts to eventuate. Jo Nova chronicles the extraordinary sums of public money awarded to climate change activists, in contrast to those who question their alarmist warnings. Kesten Green and Scott Armstrong compare climate change alarmism to previous scares raised over the past 200 years. Rupert Darwall explains why an international, legally binding climate agreement has extremely minimal chances of success. Ross McKitrick reviews the hockey stick controversy and what it reveals about the state of climate science.
Donna Laframboise explains how activists have taken charge of the IPCC. Mark Steyn recounts the embarrassing Ship of Fools expedition to Antarctica. Christopher Essex argues the climate system is far more complex than it has been presented and there is much that we still dont know. Bernie Lewin examines how climate change science came to be politicised. Stewart Franks lists all the unexpected developments in climate science that were not foreseen. Anthony Watts highlights the failure of the world to warm over the past 18 years, contrary to the predictions of the IPCC. Andrew Bolt reviews the litany of failed forecasts by climate change activists.Authors:Dr John Abbot ~ Dr J. Scott Armstrong ~ Andrew Bolt, Dr Robert M. Carter ~ Rupert Darwall ~ James Delingpole, Dr Christopher Essex ~ Dr Stewart W. Franks ~ Dr Kesten C. Green ~ Donna Laframboise, Nigel Lawson ~ Bernard Lewin ~ Dr Richard S. Lindzen, Dr Jennifer Marohasy ~ Dr Ross McKitrick ~ Dr Patrick J. Michaels ~ Dr Alan Moran, Jo Nova, Dr Garth W. Paltridge ~ Dr Ian Plimer ~ Dr Willie Soon, Mark Steyn, Anthony Watts, Dr Alan Moran

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CLIMATE CHANGE
The Facts
CLIMATE CHANGE
The Facts

Edited by Alan Moran

With contributions from

John Abbot & Jennifer Marohasy

Andrew Bolt ~ Robert M Carter

Rupert Darwall ~ James Delingpole

Christopher Essex ~ Stewart W Franks

Kesten C Green & J Scott Armstrong

Donna Laframboise ~ Nigel Lawson

Bernie Lewin ~ Richard S Lindzen

Ross McKitrick ~ Alan Moran

Patrick J Michaels ~ Joanne Nova

Garth W Paltridge ~ Ian Plimer

Willie Soon ~ Mark Steyn

and Anthony Watts

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Copyright 2015 by the Institute of Public Affairs

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system now known or to be invented, without permission in writing from the publisher.

First published by the Institute of Public Affairs, Melbourne, Victoria

Published in 2015 by

Stockade Books

Box 30, Woodsville, New Hampshire 03785

Printed and bound in the Province of Quebec

ISBN: 978-0-9863983-1-5

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Contents


Ian Plimer


Patrick J. Michaels


Richard S. Lindzen


Willie Soon


Robert M. Carter


John Abbot & Jennifer Marohasy


Nigel Lawson


Alan Moran


James Delingpole


Garth W. Paltridge


Jo Nova


Kesten C. Green & J. Scott Armstrong


Rupert Darwall


Ross McKitrick


Donna Laframboise


Mark Steyn


Christopher Essex


Bernie Lewin


Stewart W. Franks


Anthony Watts


Andrew Bolt

Contributors
John Abbot

Senior Research Fellow at Central Queensland University.

J. Scott Armstrong

University of Pennsylvania, Ehrenberg-Bass Institute, Australia.

Andrew Bolt

Columnist with the Herald Sun, Daily Telegraph, and the Advertiser, and host of Channel Tens The Bolt Report.

Robert M. Carter

Emeritus Fellow and Science Policy Advisor at the Institute of Public Affairs, science adviser at the Science and Public Policy Institute; chief science adviser for the International Climate Science Coalition (ICSC), and former Professor and Head of the School of Earth Sciences at James Cook University.

Rupert Darwall

Rupert Darwall is the author of The Age of Global Warming, A History published in 2014 and has also written for the Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times. He holds a degree in Economics and History from Cambridge University, and in 1993 was a Special Adviser to Her Majestys Treasury.

James Delingpole

Executive editor for the London branch of Breitbart.com; author of Watermelons: How Environmentalists are Killing the Planet, Destroying the Economy and Stealing Your Children's Future (published in Australia as Killing the Earth to Save It).

Dr Christopher Essex

Chairman of the Permanent Monitoring Panel on Climate, World Federation of Scientists and Professor and Associate Chair at the Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Western Ontario.

Stewart W. Franks

Foundation Chair of Environmental Engineering, University of Tasmania.

Kesten C. Green

Senior Research Associate of the Ehrenberg-Bass Institute, University of South Australia, and Senior Lecturer at University of South Australia

Donna Laframboise

Journalist, author of The Delinquent Teenager Who Was Mistaken for the World's Top Climate Expert; former member of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association 1993-2001.

Nigel Lawson

Former British Conservative politician and journalist; member of the House of Lords; author of An Appeal to Reason: A Cool Look at Global Warming.

Bernie Lewin

Author of climate change blog, Enthusiasm, Scepticism and Science (enthusiasmscepticismscience.wordpress.com)

Richard S. Lindzen

Atmospheric physicist, former professor of Meteorology at Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1983-2013; Distinguished Senior Fellow, Center for the Study of Science at the Cato Institute; lead author of Chapter 7, Physical Climate Processes and Feedbacks, of the IPCC's Third Assessment Report (2001).

Jennifer Marohasy

Adjunct Research Fellow in the Centre for Plant and Water Science at Central Queensland University; foundation member of the Australian Environment Foundation, former Senior Fellow at the Institute of Public Affairs 2004-2009; author of Myth and the Murray: Measuring The Real State of the River Environment.

Ross McKitrick

Professor of Economics at University of Guelph, co-author of Taken By Storm: The Troubled Science, Policy and Politics of Global Warming and author of Economic Analysis of Environmental Policy.

Patrick J. Michaels

Director of the Center for the Study of Science at the Cato Institute, Washington DC; research professor of Environmental Sciences at University of Virginia 1980-2007; author of Shattered Consensus: The True State of Global Warming and Climate Coup: Global Warming's Invasion of Our Government and Our Lives.

Alan Moran

Manager of Regulation Economics, former Director of the Deregulation Unit at the Institute of Public Affairs. Director of the Australian Office of Regulation Review and Deputy Secretary Energy in the Victorian Department of Minerals and Energy.

Jo Nova

Science writer with columns published in The Spectator and The Australian, author of The Skeptics Handbook (2009).

Garth W. Paltridge

Emeritus Professor and Honorary Research Fellow at the Institute of Antarctic and Southern Oceans Studies (IASOS), University of Tasmania; visiting fellow at the Australian National University and fellow of the Australian Academy of Science. Former chief research scientist with the CSIRO Division of Atmospheric Research and former CEO of the Antarctic Cooperative Research Centre. Author of The Climate Caper: facts and fallacies of global warming (2009).

Ian Plimer

Emeritus Professor of Earth Sciences at the University of Melbourne, Professor of Mining Geology at the University of Adelaide, and author of Not For Greens (2014).

Willie Soon

Willie Soon, Ph.D. Independent Scientist.

Mark Steyn

Political commentator and author of many books including After America: Get Ready for Armageddon (2011) and America Alone: The End of the World as We Know It (2006).

Anthony Watts

Retired American Meteorology Society certified television meteorologist, author of Is the US Surface Temperature Record Reliable? published the Heartland Institute (2009).

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