Summary of #64 David Dilley: "Finally, Proof - Rise in Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide is Mostly Natural”

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David Dilley, a meteorologist with over 50 years of experience, presents evidence in a YouTube video that the rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide is mostly natural and not causing global warming. He discusses errors in measuring carbon dioxide levels, shows evidence that carbon dioxide levels have remained relatively stable over the past 500,000 and 800,000 years, and argues that recent increases in carbon dioxide levels are mostly natural. Dilley predicts a significant global cool down in the next 10-15 years and asserts that the claims by organizations such as Noah and IPCC are "political science," while his findings are "real science."

• 00:00:00 In this section, David Dilly, a meteorologist with over 50 years of experience, discusses the percentages of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, particularly nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide. He notes that carbon dioxide is only 0.04% of the atmospheric gases, while water vapor ranges from 1-4%. Dilly also shows a graph of temperature and carbon dioxide levels over the past 500,000 years, which indicates that temperatures have risen during warm periods and dropped during deep ice ages, while carbon dioxide levels have remained relatively stable, indicating that it is unlikely that carbon dioxide causes global warming.
• 00:05:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the relationship between temperature and carbon dioxide levels and provides evidence that shows carbon dioxide does not cause global warming. He presents a graphic of carbon dioxide levels over the past 800,000 years, indicating that carbon dioxide has never been above 300 parts per million, based on ice core samples. However, he also acknowledges the recent increase in carbon dioxide levels, which is believed to be unnatural, and raises concerns about certain errors and biases in the measurements used to determine the levels. For instance, taking a mean of data over a long period can eliminate spikes, which can distort the actual peak of carbon dioxide levels.
• 00:10:00 In this section, David Dilley discusses the errors in ice core samples and how to correct those errors to more accurately understand past atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) levels. He argues that when these corrections are made, the rise in atmospheric CO2 is mostly natural and not just due to fossil fuel emissions, contrary to current IPCC and NOAA claims. Dilley also cites a new study from retired professors that corroborates his findings and suggests that research can only be done correctly when retired due to limitations in federal grants.
• 00:15:00 In this section, David Dilley presents evidence that shows the rise of atmospheric carbon dioxide is mostly natural. He explains that the current assumption that the increase is all due to fossil fuel is based on averages and assumptions, whereas the physicists have formulated a formula to determine how much is fossil fuel and how much is natural. Dilley shows their findings that suggest that 80% of the increase is natural and only about 20-23% is industrial, which is not enough to cause climate change. He also presents evidence from fossilized plant leaflets that show a fluctuation of carbon dioxide levels over the past 1200 years, supporting the notion that the rise is not solely due to human activity.
• 00:20:00 In this section of the video, the speaker overlays atmospheric carbon dioxide data onto global warming and cooling cycles over the past 1200 years and shows that there is a perfect fit between the high values in carbon dioxide and peaks in global warming cycles. The speaker emphasizes that the rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide is 80% natural, contrary to the IPCC's claim that it is 100% due to human activity. Moreover, the speaker argues that we are now heading towards a natural global cooling cycle, as seen in recent records of cold weather in the Arctic and Antarctic.
• 00:25:00 In this section, David Dilley explains that the rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide is mostly natural and not causing a global warming cycle. He predicts a significant global cool down in the next 10 to 15 years due to the Pacific and Atlantic oceans sliding into a cool phase cycle and the natural global cooling cycle. He also explains that the 230-year cycle is due to the Earth's path around the sun, swing out further away from the sun, changes in tilt, and gravitational cycles. Dilley does not put much credence into the measurements of CO2 levels from the 1800s.
• 00:30:00 In this section, David Dilley argues that the data shows that the rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide is mostly natural, and that the claims by organizations such as Noah and IPCC that we have never been above 300 parts per million are false. Dilley calls their science "political science," and asserts that what he presents is "real science." He also notes that new data indicates we have been cooling a little bit during the past five or six years and predicts that we are gradually entering into global cooling cycles. Dilley's work can be found on globalweathercycles.com and globalweatheroscillations.com.