Das Independent Committee in Geoethics (1) führt am 8 & 9.9.16 in London seine erste wissenschaftliche Konferenz zum Thema „Climate Change – Science und Geoethics“ durch. Teilnehmen können alle, die an der wissenschaftlichen Wahrheit über den Klimawandel interessiert sind. Hervorragende Wissenschaftler aus aller Welt haben bereits ihre Teilnahme zugesagt. Konferenzsprache ist Englisch. Der Eintritt ist kostenlos, Spenden jedoch sehr erwünscht. Ort: Main Hall der Conway Hall am Red Lion Square (Holborn).Conway Hall liegt im Zentrum von London udn ist per U-Bahn leicht zu erreichen. Diese Information wird für eine Weile oben „kleben“.
Programm
Registration
Anyone wanting to participate is very welcome – there is plenty of space.
Register by informing: Nils-Axel Mörner – morner@pog.nu
No registration fee – but voluntary donations are appreciated.
Accommodation
At your own organization or via advice from our event-co-ordinator:
Ross March – R.marsh_al_sabti@hotmail.co.uk
Extended Abstracts & Commentary Notes
This Conference Volume will be posted on ResearchGate well in time before the event.
Programme
(may be somewhat adjusted) Thursday 8 September: Natural drivers of climate changes
08.30 Registration (uploading of ppt-files)
08.50 Welcome
Session 1: Planet Earth in the cosmos
09.00 Athem Alsabti: Effects of Nearby Supernovae on Atmosphere and Climate
09.20 Oliver Manuel: Neutron Repulsion *
09.30 Discussion
09.40 Tea and coffee
Session 2: Influence of the Sun and the major planets on the Earth’s climate
10.00 Nils-Axel Mörner: An introduction to planetary-solar-terrestrial interaction
10.10 Roger Tattersall & Richard Salvador: Does solar system orbital motion and resonance synchronize solar variation, LOD and ENSO?
10.20 Ned Nikolov & Karl Zeller: A new planetary temperature model and its implication for the Greenhouse theory
10.40 Nicola Scafetta: Multi-frequency spectral coherence between planetary and global surface temperature oscillations
11.00 Jan-Erik Solheim: Ice margins, the Sun and the planets
11.20 Per Strandberg: Drivers of ENSO variability
11.40 Discussion
12:00–13.00: Lunch (at your own)
Session 3: Ocean variability
13.00 Fred Goldberg: Are the ocean currents affecting our climate?
13.10 Martin Hovland: Documented pH and temperature anomalies in the deep ocean *
13.30 Wyss Yim: Sub-aerial and submarine volcanic eruptions and climatic variability
13.50 Discussion
Session 4: Natural influences on climate
15.00 Peter Ward: Ozone depletion, not greenhouse warming, caused recent warming *
15.20 Hans Jelbring: The dominant physical processes that cause climate change
15.40 Alex Pope: Ice on land
16.00 Tea and coffee
16.20 Fabio Pistella and Leonello Serva: The CHIC project of ICG
16.50 Discussion
17.00 Close
* Keynote presentations
Friday 9 September: The temperature plot and its consequences
08.30 mingle and uploading of ppt-files
08.50 Welcome
Session 5: The greenhouse effect and anthropogenic global warming
09.00 Jan-Erik Solheim: Result of a greenhouse experiment
09.20 Francois Gervais: Tiny CO2 warming challenged by Earth greening
09.40 Fred Goldberg: Does human CO2 emission change the climate? Faith vs. facts
10.00 Tea and coffee
10.20 Albrecht Glatzle: Reconsidering livestock’s role in climate change *
10.40 Pamela Klein: Is climate science serious?
11.00 Benoît Rittaud: Epistemology of Climate Change
11.20 Piers Corbyn: The total failure of the ManMade Climate Change story
11.40 Discussion
12:00–13.00 Lunch (at your own)
13.00 Thomas Wysmuller: Sea-level rise and CO2
13.20 Maria Araujo: Sea level data in the Iberian Peninsula
13.40 Nils-Axel Mörner: Modelled vs observed sea-level changes
14.00 Discussion
Session 6: Implications of the catastrophist anthropogenic global warming hypothesis
14.10 Madhav Khandekar: Climate change and extreme weather: projection, perception and reality *
14.30 Philip Foster: Climate policy, geoethics and the developing nations
14.50 Christopher Monckton of Brenchley: Genocidal climate science *
15.10 Discussion
15.30 Tea and coffee
15.50 Discussion, conclusions and communiqué
17:00 Close
* Keynote presentations
Donations
We have no founding or extra support. Still, we need support for room-rental, coffee/tea breaks twice a day and other running expenses.
We therefore call for voluntary donations.
The Secretary General (morner@pog.nu] has an account prepared for this. PayPal to his e-mail works well. Directly at the conference is another easy option (but, please, tell me of your intentions so that I know how to manage our budget).
Alle Informationen auch hier https://geoethic.com/london-conference-2016/
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