Princeton University's Will Happer on CO2

The Truth About CO2

Lorraine Yapps Cohen
Sometimes a sane and studied essay comes out on a serious subject of our times. Such a piece has appeared. The subject is CO2.

The author is Will Happer, a humble, scholarly, and extraordinarily intelligent physicist at Princeton University. Be not afraid; his written words are plain, free of both political fluff and science jargon, and perfectly understandable. If you can read, you-- and every other American in this country--ought to study his simply written yet comprehensive essay on CO2.

For myself, I've followed the science in attempts to discover facts, rather than political fiction, about CO2. There's the CO2 data that comes from the chemistry books. But government agencies like NASA and the EPA cook the books and call CO2 a pollutant. This called for getting a CO2 meter of my own and measuring for myself. More intelligent folks than myself proposed CO2 as the benign--even beneficial--substance it is. Less intelligent folks put it to work making money for governments. The intelligence of the world was put on hold, held captive by a hoax that consumed a cooling globe instead of one heating up. Warren Myer's intelligent piece on CO2 summed it up, but alarmists in our midst continued to disagree.

Will Happer's essay simply and sharply cuts through the crap. Please pardon my 'French,' but do read his English. He tells the science as it is, not how we'd like it to be. He says what's good and what's bad, the standards for those being people and the planet. He fudges no data, nor obfuscates the story with statistics. He describes what is, what went on, both the truth and the lies the various interest groups laid upon us, an unknowing public.

If you read nothing else, read Will Happer's erudite piece on the real story of carbon dioxide, the non-polluting gas we breathe for life. Get your students and kids to read it as a primary source rather than the propaganda they get in the schools. Pass it on to your friends for their enlightenment. Brighten your cocktail conversation with facts rather than political rhetoric. Read it here. And read it well.

Then tell me with a straight face you still believe the likes of goofy Al Gore, the corrupt IPCC, mad Michael Moore, heretic Hansen, James, of NASA, and the scurrilous science of Richard Somerville (Scripps).

Sources:
http://www.firstthings.com/article/2011/05/the-truth-about-greenhouse-gases
and previously published articles on CO2

Published by Lorraine Yapps Cohen

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  • BladeRunner3/28/2012

    Interesting that no one refers to the systematic reduction of the ice caps BOTH at the north and south poles over the past 50 years ! If I'm a 12-year old looking at the Earth with a dime-store telescope, I know something big is happening here and, obviously, more than Prof. Happer seems to be aware of. OBTW, not sure that expertise in atomic physics automatically grants anybody an informed viewpoint in meteorology or ocean/atmospheric dynamics.

  • Snidely Whiplash5/30/2011

    Gonna download the piece right now...you are truly the CO2 go to gal for AC. Kudos Lorraine.

  • Danielle Olivia Tefft5/26/2011

    Thank you for write-up about and the link to this important info on CO2!

  • LarrWayne Po5/26/2011

    The best explanations I've seen to date about co2.

  • Delicia Powers5/24/2011

    Thanks Lorraine!

  • Mike Powers5/22/2011

    I shall definitely be reading this essay. Thanks!

  • Sarah D.5/21/2011

    Ahh you enhanced my understanding here thanks for that

  • Sandra Essary5/20/2011

    Thanks for the heads up.

  • Rita Oakleaf5/20/2011

    I read it thoroughly and was able to understand it even though I am not at all a "science person." Thanks for the report.

  • Memmay Moore5/20/2011

    Well said.

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