2. Heat Energy and Temperature
3. CO2 Measurements in Atmosphere and Ice Cores
4. Chemical Laws for Distribution of CO2 in Nature
5. Carbon Isotopes in Atmospheric CO2
8. Footnote and Further Reading
Go to my Global Warming Volume 2 paper ?
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DOWNLOAD my ESEF Vol 2 Chapter (PDF approx. 500 kbytes)
DOWNLOAD our report "Atmospheric CO2 and global warming: a critical review - 2nd revised edition" by Jaworowski, Z., Segalstad, T.V. & Hisdal, V. (1992) published in Norsk Polarinstitutt [Norwegian Polar Institute] Meddelelser [Letters], Vol. 119, 76 pp. (PDF approx. 3.7 Mbytes). Note that this best-selling issue is sold out, and will not be re-issued. The report is now downloadable here, with summary in Norwegian at the end of the report [med norsk sammendrag på slutten av rapporten].
DOWNLOAD our paper "Do glaciers tell a true atmospheric CO2 story?" by Jaworowski, Z., Segalstad, T.V. & Ono, N. (1992) published in the top international environmental scientific journal "Science of the Total Environment" Vol. 114, p. 227 - 284 (PDF approx. 6.5 Mbytes)
DOWNLOAD our geochemical research paper about extremely CO2 rich volcanics by: Anthony, E. Y., Segalstad, T. V. & Neumann, E.-R. (1989): Unusual mantle source regions for nephelinites from the Oslo Rift, Norway. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 53, p. 1067-1076 (PDF approx. 1.3 Mbytes).
DOWNLOAD my petrological research paper about these extremely CO2 rich volcanics: Segalstad, T. V. (1979): Petrology of the Skien basaltic rocks, southwestern Oslo region, Norway. Lithos 12, p. 221-239 (PDF approx. 2.6 Mbytes).
DOWNLOAD my paper on stable isotope analysis: Segalstad, T. V. (1982): Stable Isotope Analysis. In: Stable Isotopes in Hydrocarbon Exploration, Norwegian Petroleum Society No. 6904, Stavanger, 21 pp (PDF approx. 4 Mbytes).
REFERENCES TO SOME OF MY OTHER RELEVANT PAPERS ON CO2 IN ROCKS, ICE, MELTS, FLUIDS, AND AIR:
Segalstad, T. V. (1978): Petrology of the Skien basaltic rocks and the early basaltic (B1) volcanism of the Permian Oslo rift. In Neumann, E.-R. & Ramberg, I. B. (Eds.): Petrology and geochemistry of continental rifts. D. Reidel Publ. Co., Dordrecht, Holland, p. 209-216.
Anthony, E. Y., Segalstad, T. V. & Neumann, E.-R. (1987): Characterization of mantle source regions for alkali basalts from a continental rift zone: The Oslo Region, Norway. Geological Society of America Abstr. Progr. 19, p. 573.
Anthony, E. Y. & Segalstad, T. V. (1988): Unusual mantle source regions for nephelinite magmas from the Permian Oslo Rift, Norway. Geological Society (London) Newsletter 17, No. 1, p. 44.
O'Reilly, S., Griffin, W. L. & Segalstad, T. V. (1990): The nature and role of fluids in the upper mantle: Evidence in xenoliths from Victoria, Australia. In Herbert, H. K. & Ho, S. E. (Eds.): Stable isotopes and fluids in mineralization. Geology Department & University Extension, The University of Western Australia Publ. 23, p. 315-323.
Segalstad, T. V. (1983): Eksplosive vulkanutbrudd - 100 år siden Krakatau-utbruddet. Naturen 107, No. 5?6, p. 163-169.
Walder, I. F., Norman, D. I., Kyle, P. & Segalstad, T. V. (1991): Analysis of dissolved solids in fluid inclusion waters from the Drammen Granite, Norway. Geological Society of America Abstr. Progr. 23 (5), p. 148.
Walder, I. F., Norman, D. I. & Segalstad, T. V. (1991): Fluid inclusion gas analysis of hydrothermal vein molybdenum deposits associated with the Drammen granite in the Permian Oslo Rift, Norway. Journal of Geochemical Exploration 42, p. 195-203.
Walder, I. F., Norman, D. I., Kyle, P. R. & Segalstad, T. V. (1992): Hydrothermal fluid chemistry of fluid inclusion extracted gases and salts of the Drammen granites, Permian Oslo Rift, Norway. 20th Nordic Geologic Winter Meeting, Reykjavik, p. 181.
Jaworowski, Z., Segalstad, T. V. & Hisdal, V. 1990: Atmospheric CO2 and global warming: a critical review. Norsk Polarinstitutts Rapportserie 59, 1-75 & i-ii.
Jaworowski, Z., Hoff, P., Lund, W., Hagen, J.O. & Segalstad, T. V. (1990): Radial migration of impurities in the glacier ice cores. Norsk Polarinstitutt, 71 pp.
Segalstad, T. V. & Jaworowski, Z. (1991): CO2 og globalt klima. Kjemi 51 (10), p. 13-15.
Segalstad, T. V. (1997): Die CO2-Verteilung in Atmosphäre, Hydrospäre und Lithosphäre; minimale Auswirkung von anthropogenem CO2 auf den globalen Treibhaus-effekt. In Emsley, J. (Ed.): Die Klima-Diskussion. ESEF, Bourne Press Ltd., Bournemouth, Dorset, U.K., p. 36-48.
DOWNLOAD my "What is CO2 - friend or foe?" Invited Speaker PowerPoint Presentation for the KTH International Climate Seminar, Stockholm, 11 Sept. 2006 (expanded version; approx. 6.5 Mbytes); updated 23 April 2008
DOWNLOAD my abstract "What is CO2 - friend or foe?" presented at 9th International Symposium on Mining in the Arctic, Norway, 10 Sept. 2007, Program & Abstracts, p. 9-10 (PDF file; approx. 18 kbytes)
DOWNLOAD my abstract "Carbon isotope mass balance modelling of atmospheric vs. oceanic CO2." presented at 33rd International Geological Congress, Norway, 8 Aug. 2008, Program & Abstracts.
DOWNLOAD my abstract "The amount of non-fossil CO2 in the atmosphere." Oral and poster presentation at the AGU (American Geophysical Union) Chapman Conference on Climate, Volcanism, and Global Change, March 23 - 27, 1992, Hilo, Hawaii; Abstracts, page 25 (PDF 33 kbytes)
DOWNLOAD my extended abstract "Stable isotope geochemistry applied to paleoclimatological and greenhouse gas problems." Invited Keynote Lecture, 1st International Symposium on Applied Isotope Geochemistry (AIG), Aug. 29 - Sept. 3, 1993, Geiranger, Norway. Program and Abstracts, Institutt for Energiteknikk, IFE/KR/E-93/007 (ISSN 0333-2039; ISBN 82-7017-130-1), pages 95 - 96 (PDF 43 kbytes)
Samlede CO2-utslipp fra 1750 til idag vs. atmosfærisk CO2, beregnet fra de data IPCC baserer seg på:
Diagrammet viser at menneskenes utslipp av CO2 fra brenning av fossile brensler kan ikke være årsaken til stigningen i luftens CO2.
Blå fylte punkter ("Siple-rå") er rådata fra Siple-iskjernen (Neftel et al. 1985). Blå sirkler ("Siple-jst") er "justerte" data fra Siple-iskjernen (iht. Friedli et al. 1986).
Røde sirkler ("M.Loa") er data fra Mauna Loa-vulkanen, Hawaii (Keeling et al. 2005). Grønt område er samlede utslipp beregnet fra Marland et al. 2007.
LES min artikkel "Ikke alt er menneskeskapt" på webavisen forskning.no publisert 24. juli 2008.
Accumulated CO2 emissions from 1750 to today vs. atmospheric CO2, computed from the data which IPCC uses:
The diagram shows that anthropogenic emissions of CO2 from burning of fossil fuels cannot be the reason for the increase in atmospheric CO2.
Blue filled dots ("Siple-R") are raw data from the Siple ice core (Neftel et al. 1985). Blue circles ("Siple-A") are "adjusted" data from the Siple ice core (according to Friedli et al. 1986).
Red circles ("M.Loa") are data from the Mauna Loa volcano, Hawaii (Keeling et al. 2005). Green area ("Cumul") are cumulative annual anthropogenic emissions computed from Marland et al. 2007.
LINK to my article "Not all is anthropogenic" in the Norwegian web research newspaper forskning.no published 24 July 2008 (in Norwegian).
READ my CFACT Commentary: "The Construction of Dogmas in Climate Science"
LAST NED [DOWNLOAD] min artikkel "CO2 og klima - tukler vi med Jordens termostat?" fra tidsskriftet Norsk Oljerevy, Vol. 22, Nr. 10, Side 16 - 28; 1996 (som 8 stk. innscannede grafiske JPG-bilder; hver ca. 200-300 kbytes) [my paper "CO2 and climate - are we fumbling with the Earth's thermostat?" from the journal Norwegian Oil Review, Vol. 22, No. 10, Page 16 - 28; 1996; in Norwegian]
(Mellom enkelte av artikkelens sider var det reklame i tidsskriftet).
Hele artikkelen som PDF-fil / The whole article as PDF file (ca. 1.5 Mbyte)
LAST NED [DOWNLOAD] min kronikk "Klimatrusel og dommedagsprofetier" fra Aftenposten, Vol. 130, Nr. 406, Side 10; 5. September 1989 (som PDF-fil; ca. 242 kbytes) [my chronicle "Climate threat and doomsday prophecies" from the Norwegian national newspaper Aftenposten, Vol. 130, No. 406, Page 10; 5 September 1989; in Norwegian]. My figure seeks to visualize that the atmosphere - ocean - limestone system is analogous to breathing CO2 into lime water precipitating solid calcium carbonate.
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LINK TO the
"Global Warming Petition" signed by approximately 19.000 American scientists.
LINK TO [DOWNLOAD] an interesting paper by Alan Siddons & Joe D'Aleo: "Carbon Dioxide: The Houdini of Gases" from http://icecap.us (PDF; 303 kbytes), showing that humans cannot be responsible for the documented rise of carbon in the atmosphere -- not only do the numbers fail to match, but the numbers can't be made to match. The graph above shows the rise in total atmospheric C in CO2 (in gigatonnes of carbon, red color) since 1750, compared with anthropogenic (human) emissions of C in CO2 (in gigatonnes of carbon, green color). Note that the green curve starts at zero in 1750, let to start at 590 Gt C for graphical reasons.
LINK TO [DOWNLOAD] an excellent paper by Dr. Zbigniew Jaworowski, for many years head of the UN Scientific Committee on the Effects of Radiation (UNSCEAR) "CO2 : The Greatest Scientific Scandal of Our Time" from EIR Science, 16 March 2007, Pages 38-53 (as PDF-file; approx. 571 kbytes).
LINK TO [DOWNLOAD] the paper by Dr. Lance Endersbee
"Ocean temperature and CO2 : Global climate change has natural causes" from EIR Science, March 7, 2008, Pages 52-55
(as PDF-file; 231 kbytes).
LINK TO [DOWNLOAD] another paper by Dr. Lance Endersbee "Oceans are the main regulators of carbon dioxide" from Civil Engineers Australia, April, 2008, Pages 36-37 (as PDF-file; 318 kbytes).
LINK TO [DOWNLOAD] the paper by Dr. Joel M. Kauffman "Climate Change Reexamined" from Journal of Scientific Exploration, Vol. 21, No. 4, Pages 723-749, 2007 (as PDF-file; 381 kbytes).
LINK TO viewpoints on "Error Theory" by Alec Rawls.
READ the essay "Anthropogenic Global Warming Propaganda" by B. Cooper.
LINK TO a report on Dr. Vincent Grey's experiences with IPCC: "The whole process is a swindle". Dr. Grey has been a member of all IPCC Expert Reviewer panels since IPCC's inception.
LINK TO [DOWNLOAD] Dr. Vincent Gray's report
"THE GLOBAL WARMING SCAM" from April 2008 (as PDF file; ~1.5 Mbytes).
LINK TO [DOWNLOAD] an
"Open Letter to Madam Speaker and Members of the New Zealand House of Representatives" with a call for a Royal Commission to inquire into climate issues (as PDF file; 924 kbytes).
LINK TO [DOWNLOAD] the paper by Zbigniew Jaworowski
"Sun warms and cools the Earth" published in New Zealand Centre for Political Research (NZPRC), 20 September 2008 (PDF file; 1.5 Mbytes).
LINK TO NOAA's report that the measured increase in solar irradiance explains the current global warming: "Solar Databases for Global Change Models".
LINK TO [DOWNLOAD] William Kininmonth's report "Unmasking 'An Inconvenient Truth'" (as PDF-file; approx. 890 kbytes).
LINK TO Daniel Engber's article "The new statistical rhetoric of climate change". This article has relevance on how to understand the IPCC 4th Assessment Report, where its lead authors have been told to use "Calibrated Language", using elements of statistical terminology to decribe their subjective "expert judgments". According to the "IPCC Guidance Notes", their "Quantitatively calibrated levels of confidence" means for "Medium confidence" "about 5 out of 10 chance". There is hence a "medium confidence" of getting heads or tails by flipping a coin, or an answer like "yes" or "no" to a question. I would call this pure chance instead of medium confidence. In statistics we were taught to make munerical estimates based on probabilities of a large population, in order to be allowed to use statistical expressions. Not like IPCC using statistical expressions based on subjective expert judgments! In this way IPCC is making a false impression that serious numerical statistical estimates have been made, while they have not.
LINK TO [DOWNLOAD] John McLeans's examination of the IPCC 4th Assessment Report (PDF; 1.23 Mbytes) "Peer review? What peer review? Failures of scrutiny in the UN's Fourth Assessment Report" (as PDF-file; 1.23 Mbytes). McLean's reports tell us that IPCC does not represent a scientific consensus -- far from it!
LINK TO [DOWNLOAD] John McLeans's Examination of the Responses to Reviewers' Comments of IPCC 4th Assessment Report of Working Group 1 (as PDF-file; 139 kbytes).
LINK TO [DOWNLOAD] John McLean's report "The IPCC's dubious evidence for a human influence on climate" (as PDF-file; 109 kbytes).
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon at the UN climate conference in Bali, December 2007. [Sonny Tumbelaka/AFP/Getty Images/National Post.]
LINK TO [DOWNLOAD] the Open Letter to the Secretary-General of the United Nations by more than 100 concerned top scientists: "UN climate conference taking the World in entirely the wrong direction"; dated December 13, 2007 (as PDF-file; 78 kbytes).
LINK TO the US Senate Report about more than 400 prominent scientists disputed man-made global warming claims in 2007.
Participating scientists at the Global Change Hearing in the US Congress May 30, 2000. Front (L-R): Wibjörn Karlén (Sweden), Peter Dietze (Germany), Fred Singer (USA), Ross McKitrick (Canada), Hugh Ellsaesser (USA), Richard Courtney (United Kingdom). Back (L-R): Vincent Gray (New Zealand), Keith Idso (USA), Gerd-Rainer Weber (Germany), Pål Brekke (Norway), Douglas Hoyt (USA), Tom V. Segalstad (Norway). Missing: Albert Arking (USA), David Wojick (USA).
LINK to the web page of the
"International Climate Science Coalition".
See there the 2008 MANHATTAN DECLARATION signed by some 500 climate scientists, concluding that "Global Warming" is not a Global Crisis.
DOWNLOAD the report "The Sky is NOT Falling" by the "Carbon Sense Coalition" (as PDF-file; approx. 161 kbytes) opposing the Australian Garnaut Climate Change Review.
DOWNLOAD "The NIPCC Report" (as PDF-file; approx. 4.3 Mbytes) as of 3 March 2008, opposing the scientific basis of the IPCC Report.
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Former Expert Reviewer with the UN IPCC, Created 29 June 1997; established at www.CO2web.info 15 March 2008; updated 14 November 2008
Associate Professor of Resource- and Environmental Geology; and
Head, Geological Museum of
Natural History Museum, University of Oslo, Norway
the United Nation's Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change.