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Excerpts of snowshoefilms interview with former NASA meteorologist Thomas Wysmuller/June 11, 2015.
"This conference is an assemblage of probably the greatest minds in climate that you can gather in one place – hard scientists, and we know what we're talking about.
The federal government [Obama administration] is looking for 'climate' as a method of taxation...if you can tax petrochemicals, what happens to the taxes? They get passed on to people like you and me, who have to pay for them. The governments of the world are looking for revenue, and that's why you have this world movement focusing on climate as a mechanism for generating revenue. But climate is always changing, always has changed. The warming of the planet is real...the oceans are getting warmer, and if you look at the molecular density of water versus air – it's about 800 to 1 – so the globe as an entity is getting warmer. Temperatures, however are not. Air temperatures have flat-lined. There are reasons for it. In my session on Friday I'm going to briefly mention one of the bigger ones and it's called albedo, or reflectivity. When you increase the amount of cloud cover on the planet, the amount of floating ice and the snow covering Asia – when sunlight hits that is reflected off at wave lengths that CO2 cannot intercept. Short wave radiation. The planet must get colder. The 'doughnut' around Antarctica last year [2014] was a record 20 million square kilometers and it's floating – but it replaces 80 percent absorbing ocean – and flips it to 70 percent reflecting ice and snow. It has to get colder. Now what's worse, because that 'doughnut' is getting bigger, the radius of clouds around Antarctica is also getting larger – and clouds do the same thing. It's called albedo, reflectivity and it is at this point making the planet cooler. The Southern Ocean, by the way, is plummeting in temperature. The rest of the oceans are still warming, but the rate at which they're warming has slowed down. So the planet is kind of cooling off. The Sun is the energy that is entering the Earth's system. Some of it gets absorbed; some of it gets redirected by CO2 when it hits the ground, coverts to infrared. That process is pretty well understood. But CO2 also helps plants; when a plant takes in water, which is hydrogen and oxygen and then takes in CO2 which is carbon and oxygen, the hydrocarbons it creates creates the structure of the plants, and then the plants give off oxygen. It's a perfect symbiotic relationship between the animal kingdom and plants. And we're trying to mess that up... I think there's a concerted effort to get the public to believe that taxation is going to be the solution to 'climate change'."
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Excerpts of snowshoefilms interview with former NASA meteorologist Thomas Wysmuller/June 11, 2015.
"This conference is an assemblage of probably the greatest minds in climate that you can gather in one place – hard scientists, and we know what we're talking about.
The federal government [Obama administration] is looking for 'climate' as a method of taxation...if you can tax petrochemicals, what happens to the taxes? They get passed on to people like you and me, who have to pay for them. The governments of the world are looking for revenue, and that's why you have this world movement focusing on climate as a mechanism for generating revenue. But climate is always changing, always has changed. The warming of the planet is real...the oceans are getting warmer, and if you look at the molecular density of water versus air – it's about 800 to 1 – so the globe as an entity is getting warmer. Temperatures, however are not. Air temperatures have flat-lined. There are reasons for it. In my session on Friday I'm going to briefly mention one of the bigger ones and it's called albedo, or reflectivity. When you increase the amount of cloud cover on the planet, the amount of floating ice and the snow covering Asia – when sunlight hits that is reflected off at wave lengths that CO2 cannot intercept. Short wave radiation. The planet must get colder. The 'doughnut' around Antarctica last year [2014] was a record 20 million square kilometers and it's floating – but it replaces 80 percent absorbing ocean – and flips it to 70 percent reflecting ice and snow. It has to get colder. Now what's worse, because that 'doughnut' is getting bigger, the radius of clouds around Antarctica is also getting larger – and clouds do the same thing. It's called albedo, reflectivity and it is at this point making the planet cooler. The Southern Ocean, by the way, is plummeting in temperature. The rest of the oceans are still warming, but the rate at which they're warming has slowed down. So the planet is kind of cooling off. The Sun is the energy that is entering the Earth's system. Some of it gets absorbed; some of it gets redirected by CO2 when it hits the ground, coverts to infrared. That process is pretty well understood. But CO2 also helps plants; when a plant takes in water, which is hydrogen and oxygen and then takes in CO2 which is carbon and oxygen, the hydrocarbons it creates creates the structure of the plants, and then the plants give off oxygen. It's a perfect symbiotic relationship between the animal kingdom and plants. And we're trying to mess that up... I think there's a concerted effort to get the public to believe that taxation is going to be the solution to 'climate change'."
yoryevrah
