What Does the Theory Predict?

What does the CO2 centric theory of climate change predict?

What does the data say about the predictions?

The data either support or DENY. And therefore you should either be a supporter or DENIER.

If your theory does not agree with reality then your theory is wrong. It is that simple.

Prediction: Arctic sea ice will disappear as CO2 increases

Reality: New Research Confirms Arctic Sea Ice Standstill

Paris Climate Criminals Ignore Record Arctic Ice Growth - 2015

Prediction: it will rain more as more water evaporates from oceans as CO2 rises

Reality: Study Finds Little Change In Global Rainfall Patterns

Prediction: global sea ice extent will shrink as CO2 rises

Reality: Massive Increase In Global Sea Ice Area Over The Past Decade

Prediction: hurricanes will become more frequent and more severe as CO2 rises

Reality: Study: More Extreme Climate Existed Prior to Pre-industrial Era

NOAA: Record Major Hurricane Drought Extends to 121 Months

Florida marks record of 10 years without hurricane – ‘A new record for the state’ - 2015

Below-normal Atlantic hurricane season ends 2015

Prediction tornadoes will increase in frequency and severity as CO2 rises

Reality: US Hurricanes And Tornadoes At A Record Low - while CO2 is at record highs since 1958

Another Below Average Year For US Tornadoes - 2015

Prediction: there will be more heatwaves as CO2 rises

Reality: The Frequency And Extent Of US Heatwaves Has Plummeted

Prediction: there will be more extreme weather as CO2 rises

Reality: Busted: ‘Unprecedented’ storms and floods are more common than we think

            Historic records build a clearer picture of ‘extreme weather.’

Prediction: Antarctica will melt as CO2 rises

Reality: NASA : Antarctica Cooling And Ice Growing   

If your theory can’t predict then CO2 you can’t indict.

CO2 helps produce our food. If you like to eat then the SOCIAL BENEFITS of CO2 are PRICELESS.

As CO2 rises GAIA surprises.

We owe CO2 an apology.

Before we are lead into a no carbon future we may want to consider whether it is necessary. Data don’t lie. People do.