2024-11-04 Christopher Barham Testimony - GP 2045

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This is VERY Concerning! As stated earlier the World Climate Declaration was signed currently by 1,944 scientists stating there is no climate danger. Here is what a few more scientists have to say. On the Boston Glob e’s YouTube channel, on May 14, 2010, MIT Professor of Meteorology Richard Lindzen shared the following: “If one asks, “Is the temperature increasing or decreasing?” it's always doing one or the other. I have no concern about that. By asking people to worry about whether it's going up or down, you're immediately establishing dishonesty. The Earth is always changing. Climate change is nothing you have to prove. It always is happening. It always has happened. So, to make that into something alarming seems a little bit weird to me 1.” 1 “Global warming: why you should not worry,” by the Boston Globe, May 14, 2010. Dr. David Dilley, a former Meteorologist with the National Weather Service, United States Air Force, Senior Research Meteorologist, and Climatologist at Global Weather Oscillations Inc., has 50 years’ experience in meteorology and climatology. He's also a working partner in the International Hurricane Protection Association. This is what he has to say about global warming: “Global warming begins in the Arctic and Antarctic. It has about a 230-year cycle. When it comes back, it takes about 20 years for it to hit its peak. It started in the 1990s and hit its peak this past year. With global warming, the Antarctic and higher regions warm up. As it warms up, you have less cold air available to filter south into the middle latitudes, and it warms the middle latitudes. That is global warming2.” Dilley explained that the same thing happens with global cooling but in reverse, as the temperature increases and decreases in cycles. Dilley then shared that 2022 was the coldest spring and summer on record, with the winter of 2021 being the coldest winter on record. He also shared that in April 2023, five months before the Lahaina Fire, the Earth was running low-to-normal temperatures, and the Arctic was actually cooling down. Dilley is also an expert of the “Milankovitch Cycle,” which illustrates the rotation of the