A Guide to the Factual Truth about Temperature and Climate Changes on the Planet
The climate is changing, but the Man-caused contribution to climate change is proven by this author's professional, unbiased, and comprehensive "big picture" analysis to be negligible.
Discover the Real Facts About Climate Change
Uncover the truth behind one of the most pressing issues of our time. This book presents clear, science-based facts about climate change—stripping away the myths, exaggerations, and misinformation.
When the author researched the major causes for atmospheric warming on Earth and its neighbor planets - Mercury, Venus, and Mars - NASA measurements of the thickness of the atmospheres, gases in the atmosphere, and temperatures of the four inner planets provided the information the author used in his analysis of that NASA database. The results of his analysis, including the laws of motion of planets following irregular orbital paths about the Sun (per Johannes Kepler circa 1650) are summarized in the following diagram:
The author's important notations on the graph reveal that when carbon dioxide CO2 is in very high concentration (above about 80%) in a planet's atmosphere, the temperature of the planet's surface is extremely hot and prohibitive for sustaining life - animate and ecological. Venus, with a 96% concentration of CO2 in its atmosphere, is seen to be much hotter than that of Mercury, Earth, and Mars. However, when total CO2 is in a no/thin atmosphere and/or below about 0.05% concentration (such as that of Earth), there is negligible effect on the temperature of the planet.
Other databases - especially the Vostok Ice Core Samples database shown as follows - reveal other characteristic relationships between the temperature and carbon dioxide on the planet: Temperature drives natural carbon dioxide, not the converse.
The author's three books on climate change define other causes (geophysical and natural) for the temperature rising and the climate warming on Earth. The net conclusion of all analyses confirms that greenhouse gas emissions are not a significant cause of global warming and that the atmosphere is warming but not at a crisis rate.
Understand the Real Causes of Climate Change And Actions Needed To Mitigate Its Effects
Herbert A. Hutchinson delivers clear, compelling insights on climate, history, and the future of our planet. His books aim to educate, inspire, and drive informed action.
Facts and Fallacies of Climate Change on Our Planet
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"Hutchinson’s climate books are eye-opening and incredibly timely. He presents the facts clearly and offers real-world solutions anyone can support. It changed how I view my role in this global issue."
The Big Picture of Climate Change on Planet Earth
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"I never thought I’d enjoy reading about climate change, but Herbert makes it compelling. His storytelling and research are spot-on. I walked away feeling informed and empowered."
Dealing with The Real Climate Change
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"I never thought I’d enjoy reading about climate change, but Herbert makes it compelling. His storytelling and research are spot-on. I walked away feeling informed and empowered."
One of the biggest debates and questions for mankind in this current age is what the realities surrounding Climate Change really are. The debate over whether climate change is real or not, and if it is real what the true causes of climate change are, has been waged both in scientific communities and in politics for decades now, and yet the debate still rages on, with the division amongst these communities widening with each passing year.
It is in that divide that author Herbert A. Hutchinson hopes to find real solutions using existing and growing technology to combat both the true causes of climate change and the negative environmental health hazards mankind has caused in his book Dealing With The Real Climate Change. The book is a sequel to the previous book in the author’s bibliography, The Facts and Fallacies of Climate Change, and builds upon the findings of that book to use a mathematical prioritization technique to evaluate emerging and existing technologies which can be used to address the concerns the author has laid out for climate change, and to address these concerns before they do become a crisis.
What stood out immediately was the way the author presented the case for the truth behind climate change - not from a fanatical or conspiratorial way, but a calm and scientific based method, poring over data and using mathematical equations to lay out his arguments and present his findings. The amount of research and data the author included for readers was straightforward and presented with honesty and thoughtfulness and backed it up with great source material and study results, including respected institutions such as the Smithsonian, was brilliantly presented.
Readers who enjoy scientific driven non-fiction readings, especially those that deal with climate change and environmental science as a whole, will be enthralled with this book and the author’s work overall. The emphasis the author puts on the impact regional climate changes can evolve and grow over time rather than global changes was thought provoking, and the detail in the presentation of mathematical equations for each point the author presented will speak to the more math and scientific minded readers out there as well, adding a more interactive and educational component to the book. The ideas and presentations for utilizing growing technology were also fascinating, especially with the debate regarding the use of AI and how AI may impact our environment around the world becoming so prevalent over the years. Dealing With The Real Climate Change challenges common assumptions, separates myth from reality, and offers a practical roadmap for individuals and communities to take meaningful action. A must-read for anyone who wants truth over hype, and solutions over fear. A memorable and engaging book, be sure to grab your copy of this thoughtful book today!
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Dealing with the Real Climate Change
By Herbert A. Hutchinson
Verity Publications
book review by Priscilla Estes
"What is the cause of the global warming problem and climate change, and what can we humans do to live with the problem?"
Readers will be educated and enlightened by over 500 pages of painstakingly compiled analyses that separate climate change hype from the science and explore "settled science" (home of the climate alarmists) versus emerging science and contested science. Dozens of charts, tables, and photos guide the layperson through meticulous interpretations, aiming to alleviate the fears of the younger generation and improve the world using existing data. An experienced author, Hutchinson employs repetition and non-alarmist language to make clear that one size does not fit all when it comes to climate.
Every form of life survives extremes of temperature every day in its region, and the predicted 2°C rise in average global temperature by 2035 is essentially meaningless to the human population. Throughout, Hutchinson uses a LEO model (latitude, elevation, and ocean effect) versus the "fallacious" average global temperature model used over the last few decades. Early on, he demystifies findings from the ice core database in Antarctica (Russian Vostok Ice Research Station formed after World War II) that provide an understanding of the Earth's climate cycles during the past five million years. The big picture analysis reveals the earth undergoes climate changes "in the same manner it always has and likely always will—with only minuscule relative changes caused by human and industry burning fossil fuels." The real question becomes what man can do to survive a changing environment, not what effect man has on the environment.
Hutchinson effectively shows how population growth, pollution (especially from plastic and coal), and growing energy needs are the real threats to the planet. The author thoughtfully analyzes alternative energy technologies. Chart-loving laypeople can easily dive into this non-doomsday, nonpolitical approach to understanding climate change. Those intrigued by one of the most controversial and contentious topics of the last several years will likely enjoy this work.
Why Read These Books?
Herbert A. Hutchinson is a passionate author with a sharp eye on the world’s most critical issues — From the realities of the natural world to the observations made by scientists in a small laboratory world. The analytic process in the engineering world is much different from the scientific laboratory world.
