Essay by Eric Worrall
Mark Steyn discussing the gaping gaps in at this time’s local weather science with Australia’s Joanne Nova.
Click on right here to view the Steyn On-line article on the video.
From JoNova’s website;
My look with the great Mark Steyn Tuesday is taking part in at SteynOnline, or on the Australian ADH TV.
Mark was tickled with the thought from my article final week: The science is settled however we simply discovered 19,000 new volcanoes. He additionally wished to speak about The crime of speaking to Tucker Carlson and the Crimson-pilling of Naomi Wolf. We mentioned different main science surprises just like the mass phytoplankton blooms that seed clouds. That was one other rule breaking shock simply two months in the past — that second when researchers realized that every one the toluene and benzene air pollution over the Southern Ocean was truly not brought on by people in any respect, however by phytoplankton.
We mentioned the odd coincidence of how all of the locations which might be warming in Antarctica appear to lie excessive of a 91 volcanoes we solely found just a few years in the past. As I mentioned, we all know the floor of the moon higher than we all know the depths of the ocean. Solely three males have visited the Mariana Trench and it’s solely 11 kilometers from the floor of Earth, however 12 males have walked on the moon.
— It was a number of enjoyable. Keep in mind that it was 3pm for Mark and 3am for me. We actually are on reverse sides of the world.
Learn extra: https://joannenova.com.au/2023/05/jo-nova-talks-to-mark-steyn-about-volcanoes-and-free-speech/
Jo is a private pal and can be a excessive profile critic the local weather madness presently afflicting Australian politics.
Jo Nova’s interview with Mark Steyn, an enormous of free speech and local weather skepticism, and a fearless critic of alarmists like Michael Mann, is properly value watching.
I discovered the interview attention-grabbing as a result of it hilights a little bit mentioned however probably essential hole in local weather science – our desperately incomplete data of undersea and under-ice volcanic exercise, and the potential impression of that exercise on Antarctic ice sheet dynamics, ocean chemistry, atmospheric greenhouse gasses and fluctuations in ocean temperature.