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Chapter 6 : Corruption in the “Carbon World”

alignment between the two appears to be convincing evidence of “global warming”. This, however, is a cunning
ploy because when the two charts are overlaid, they show that temperature rises preceded increases in carbon
dioxide concentrations by up to 800 years.

Professor Salby was also able to use satellite data to identify concentrations of carbon 12
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(indicative of manmade emissions ) and carbon 13 and again his conclusion was that the build‐up
was a natural rather than man‐made. Although his paper has yet to be fully peer reviewed and
published it has caused a stir in the climatological community bringing forward the usual
vilification that he is an ignoramus who does not understand the science. Time will tell, but most
people's money would be on the Professor who has worked in universities throughout the world,
cooperated closely with NASA, was an expert reviewer for the IPCC and has an outstanding
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reputation as a diligent and thorough researcher .
Another problem with the Mauna Loa emissions data is the extent to which readings taken at
14,000 feet reflect what is happening in the complex interchanges in the troposphere or if carbon
dioxide is increasing the identity of the gases it is replacing The bottom line is that it is simply not
good enough for scientists and politicians to assume that any increases in emissions are
manmade.

PRINCIPLES
When errors in any context are always only one way, you know the answer

8.6 Calculations on Radiative Forcing and Feedback
The Law of Conservation of Energy states that the total amount of energy in a system remains
constant over time: energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be transformed from one
state to another. Thus, over time, energy balances at both the Earth's surface and in the
atmosphere are maintained.

All objects with a temperature above ‐273.15°C (absolute zero) radiate energy to their
environment as electromagnetic waves, travelling at the speed of light in the following
spectrums:

Type Wavelength Comments
Micrometers
Short Wave
Gamma Rays
X‐rays
Ultraviolet 0.1 to 0.4 7% of the Sun’s radiation
Visible spectrum 0.4 to 0.71 44% of the Sun’s radiation
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Infrared Near 0.71 to 5 48% of the Sun’s radiation (0.71 to 4)
Infrared Mid 5 to 25(40) The earth reflects infra‐red and in the range of 8‐14 micrometers which

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77 It is highly unlikely he will be blessed by the IPCC in the future
78 As ranked by astronomers. ISO 2043 uses a different scheme

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