re: Can someone explain in detail what is “Climate Change” and what is the proper climate?

Climate Change is any fluctuation in temp or weather that is deemed bad.

The proper climate is whatever the temperature was globally at a point in time ~120 years ago(measured to the nearest tenth of a degree with super accurate 1800’s thermometers). The other multiple billion years of history are irrelevant.

I saw this on another website, so I copied them and have asked a few warmist to answer these:

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1. Define the “correct” temperature range for the planet.

2. Define the “correct” humidity range for the planet.

3. Define the “correct” mean sea level for the planet.

4. Define the “correct” amount of precipitation for the planet.

5. Define the “correct” makeup of the atmosphere.

6. Define the “correct” amount of sea ice at the N/S poles.

7. Define/explain past glaciation and subsequent warming without any input from humans.

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The mammoths tried protesting many years ago but the jaguars and their rainforest ilk told them to f off.

All kidding aside climate change and sea levels are cyclical. If it wasn’t someone needs to explain how those whale fossils ended up in the Saharan desert.

Climate change is something that does not apply to China, India or Russia. It only affects the US and it is stopped in part by halting oil production and making light bulbs more expensive.

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What do you think happens by 40 years that leads you to make this statement?

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Based on current consumption, oil will be mostly gone and exorbitantly expensive.

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Based on current consumption, oil will be mostly gone and exorbitantly expensive.

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And how long have you been a petrogrologist?

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Peak oil round 2!

Are we going to run out of land for agriculture because the populations growing too large as well?

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Peak oil was never a reference to running out.

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Peak oil is the moment at which extraction of petroleum reaches a rate greater than that at any time in the past

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Time for your oatmeal.

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Peak oil is the moment at which extraction of petroleum reaches a rate greater than that at any time in the past

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Wow you’re a good little hack. You omitted the part of the theory that talks about reserve depletion. Malthusian freak

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Wow you’re a good little hack. You omitted the part of the theory that talks about reserve depletion. Malthusian freak

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Why else would production peak?


I suppose you think it's an infinite resource that the earth can conjure up in a few minutes. Thermodynamics be damned!

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Forbes Link

We actually have Russians and Ukrainians working together in this story of Abiotic Oil.


Endless Oil?
Robert LangrethForbes Staff
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Nov 13, 2008,06:00pm EST
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Everybody knows that oil and gas drilled out of the earth comes from the remains of plants and animals trapped underground millions of years ago. This received wisdom so dominates our thinking that it is enshrined in the very language we use--fossil fuels. They took eons to form, and we are using them up far faster than they can be replenished.

What if the whole theory is wrong?

That's the premise of a small but passionate band of Russian and Ukrainian contrarians. They argue that oil and gas don't come from fossils; they're synthesized deep within the earth's mantle by heat, pressure and other purely chemical means, before gradually rising to the surface. Under the so-called abiotic theory of oil, finding all the energy we need is just a matter of looking beyond the traditional basins where fossils might have accumulated.

The idea that oil comes from fossils "is a myth. … We need to change this myth," says petroleum engineer Vladimir Kutcherov, at the Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden. "All kinds of rocks could have oil and gas deposits."

Alexander Kitchka of the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences brashly estimates that 60% of the content of all oil is abiotic in origin, and not from fossil fuels. He says companies should drill deeper to find it.