Programm

Registration

Anyone wanting to participate is very welcome – there is plenty of space.

No registration fee – but voluntary donations are appreciated.

Accommodation

At your own organization or via advice from our event-co-ordinator:

Ross March – R.marsh_al_sabti@hotmail.co.uk

Extended Abstracts & Commentary Notes

This Conference Volume will be posted on ResearchGate well in time before the event.

Programme

(may be somewhat adjusted) Thursday 8 September: Natural drivers of climate changes

08.30 Registration (uploading of ppt-files)

08.50 Welcome

Session 1: Planet Earth in the cosmos

09.00 Athem Alsabti: Effects of Nearby Supernovae on Atmosphere and Climate

09.20 Oliver Manuel: Neutron Repulsion *

09.30 Discussion

09.40 Tea and coffee

Session 2: Influence of the Sun and the major planets on the Earth’s climate

10.00 Nils-Axel Mörner: An introduction to planetary-solar-terrestrial interaction

10.10 Roger Tattersall & Richard Salvador: Does solar system orbital motion and resonance synchronize solar variation, LOD and ENSO?

10.20 Ned Nikolov & Karl Zeller: A new planetary temperature model and its implication for the Greenhouse theory

10.40 Nicola Scafetta: Multi-frequency spectral coherence between planetary and global surface temperature oscillations

11.00 Jan-Erik Solheim: Ice margins, the Sun and the planets

11.20 Per Strandberg: Drivers of ENSO variability

11.40 Discussion

12:00–13.00: Lunch (at your own)

Session 3: Ocean variability

13.00 Fred Goldberg: Are the ocean currents affecting our climate?

13.10 Martin Hovland: Documented pH and temperature anomalies in the deep ocean *

13.30 Wyss Yim: Sub-aerial and submarine volcanic eruptions and climatic variability

13.50 Discussion

Session 4: Natural influences on climate

15.00 Peter Ward: Ozone depletion, not greenhouse warming, caused recent warming *

15.20 Hans Jelbring: The dominant physical processes that cause climate change

15.40 Alex Pope: Ice on land

16.00 Tea and coffee

16.20 Fabio Pistella and Leonello Serva: The CHIC project of ICG

16.50 Discussion

17.00 Close

* Keynote presentations

Friday 9 September: The temperature plot and its consequences

08.30 mingle and uploading of ppt-files

08.50 Welcome

Session 5: The greenhouse effect and anthropogenic global warming

09.00 Jan-Erik Solheim: Result of a greenhouse experiment

09.20 Francois Gervais: Tiny CO2 warming challenged by Earth greening

09.40 Fred Goldberg: Does human CO2 emission change the climate? Faith vs. facts

10.00 Tea and coffee

10.20 Albrecht Glatzle: Reconsidering livestock’s role in climate change *

10.40 Pamela Klein: Is climate science serious?

11.00 Benoît Rittaud: Epistemology of Climate Change

11.20 Piers Corbyn: The total failure of the ManMade Climate Change story

11.40 Discussion

12:00–13.00 Lunch (at your own)

13.00 Thomas Wysmuller: Sea-level rise and CO2

13.20 Maria Araujo: Sea level data in the Iberian Peninsula

13.40 Nils-Axel Mörner: Modelled vs observed sea-level changes

14.00 Discussion

Session 6: Implications of the catastrophist anthropogenic global warming hypothesis

14.10 Madhav Khandekar: Climate change and extreme weather: projection, perception and reality *

14.30 Philip Foster: Climate policy, geoethics and the developing nations

14.50 Christopher Monckton of Brenchley: Genocidal climate science *

15.10 Discussion

15.30 Tea and coffee

15.50 Discussion, conclusions and communiqué

17:00 Close