Climate Change Conclusions: Is It Real?

Conclusions

The bottom line is the preponderance of reliable data seems to say that the climate has changed since the 1800's, in the direction of a warming earth. Variations are substantial and complex, so new studies are constantly refining the scientific perspective. There is NO "scientific consensus" that the shift in climate is caused by the activities of mankind.

This may be an "inconvenient truth" for grifters like Al Gore, but by now, it should be obvious to all. If the likes of thee uber-wealthy climate change activists really believed what they said, why would they all, to a person, live in giant mansions and fly in their own privatejets?  Why would they own multiple waterfront properties (like Barrack Obama does on two oceanfronts in Massachusetts and in Hawaii) if they realloy believed that sea levels were rising?

Conclusions: Climate Change is Caused by...Man, Nature and Some of each

The natural drivers of earth's climate are far, far larger than anything done by humankind. Solar actiuvity dwarfs anything done by man. As we find studies that quantify the contributions of each, we will add them! Google will continue to suppress and try to discredit those publishing the truth, but we will provide links directly to the scientists who are doing the real research and exposing the climate scam.

Response to Climate Change Should be...Common Sense!

Regardless of whether climate change were primarily caused by or only minimally affected by mankind, the localized effects of pollution, waste and inefficiency, on people, society and nature are so detrimental that it ought to be obvious that we should not pollute and should not waste. We should move toward cleaner sources of energy. The question about how fast to move in that direction, how to pay for it, how to incent; these are not scientific questions, but rather belong in the realm of society and human costs.

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Climate Change Research

EPA research improves knowledge of the impacts of climate change on human health and the environment. The scientific information and tools can be used by communities to effectively and sustainably manage the impacts from a changing world.

Research Areas for
Climate Change


• Air Quality and Climate Change
• Ecosystems and Climate Change
• Energy and Climate Change
• Human Health and Climate Change

Popular Research Topics

• Wildfire Research
• Integrated Climate and Land-Use Scenarios
• Modeling the Interactive Effects from Nitrogen Deposition and Climage Change
• Climate and Health Assessment
• Clean Cookstove Research

Available and Awarded Funding


• Climate Change Research Grants
• Research Funding Opportunities
• Small Business Innovation Research Program

Publications, Tools and Resources

• Publications in the Science Inventory
• Climate Change Research Fact Sheets
• Models, tools, and databases for climate change research
• Generate! Game and Other Educational Outreach Resources

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• Snow Cover
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• Heating and Cooling Degree Days
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• West Nile Virus *
• Length of Growing Season
• Ragweed Pollen Season

• Ecosystems Summary
• Wildfires
• Streamflow
• Stream Temperature *
• Great Lakes Water Levels and Temperatures
• Bird Wintering Ranges
• Marine Species Distribution *
• Leaf and Bloom Dates

How is the climate changing?

• Climate Science
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• Climate Impacts
• Extreme Weather
  
  

What can we do about this change?

• Reducing Emissions
• Adapting to Change
• What EPA is Doing
• What You Can Do

• Climate Change Research
EPA conducts research to understand the environmental and health impacts of climate change and to provide sustainable solutions for adapting to and reducing the impact from a changing climate.
EPA climate researc

• Implications of Climate Change
List of climate change factsheets tailored for regions of the United States.
List of climate change factsheets tailored for regions of the United States

• Economics of Climate Change
High level overview of the economics of climate change
High level overview of the economics of climate change

• Understanding Global Warming Potentials
This page includes information on the global warming impacts of different gases.
global warming impacts of different gases

• Atmospheric Lifetime and Global Warming Potential Defined
Definitions for Atmospheric Lifetime and Global Warming Potential for Table 1: Gas Applications and Climate Impact in Flat Panel Manufacturing.
Definitions for Atmospheric Lifetime and Global Warming Potential

• Climate Change and Justice
Meeting minutes from the Climate Change Outreach Roundtable, Friday, July 24th.

• Superfund Climate Change Adaptation: Information Sources
Resources on climate change adaptation planning and implementation to support climate change adaptation decisions at contaminated sites.
Resources on climate change adaptation planning and implementation to support climate change adaptation decisions at contaminated sites

• Agriculture and Climate
Climate change affects agricultural producers because agriculture and fisheries depend on specific climate conditions. Temperature changes can cause crop planting dates to shift. Droughts and floods due to climate change may hinder farming practices.

• Air Quality and Climate Change Research
EPA is conducting research to understand the relationships between climate change and air quality by advancing the understanding of temperature changs on ozone and particulate matter concentrations and changes in pollen and allergic disease patterns.
https://www.epa.gov/air-research/air-quality-and-climate-change-research

• Climate Change and Heat Islands
Climate and Change in Heat Islands
Climate Change and Heat Islands

• King Tides and Climate Change
The highest predicted high tide of the year at a coastal location can bring unusually high water levels and can cause flooding. Learn about these tides including what they are, when they occur, and what they can mean for the future.
King Tides and Climate Change

• Climate Change in Coastal Communities
Estuaries and coastal areas are vulnerable to many impacts of climate change such as sea level rise and ocean acidification. Learn about these impacts and how resource managers can prepare for them.
Climate Change in Coastal Communities

• Climate Change and Children's Health
In 2007, sixteen percent of children lived in counties exceeding the annual fine particulate matter standard. Exposure to higher levels of ambient particulate matter and ozone may increase school absences and hospital admissions due to respiratory illness.
Climate Change and Children's Health

• Ecosystems and Climate Change Research
EPA researchers are assessing the impacts of climate change on ecosystems.
Ecosystems and Climate Change Research

• Energy and Climate Change Research
EPA is conducting rsearch to understand the impacts of a changing energy system on air pollution emissions, water consumption and other environmental endpoints.
Energy and Climate Change Research

• Library for Climate Change Adaptation
Resources for individuals and communities planning for climate change adaptation.
https://www.epa.gov/arc-x/library-climate-change-adaptation

• Smart Growth and Climate Change
Provides an overview of how smart growth strategies can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help prepare for and adapt to climate change.
Library for Climate Change Adaptation

• Strategies for Climate Change Adaptation
Links to resources for adaptation strategies for climate change.
Strategies for Climate Change Adaptation

• Climate Change Research Grants
EPA's Science to Achieve Results, or STAR, program supports Climate Change research through research grants in three broad areas
https://www.epa.gov/research-grants/climate-change-research-grants