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Dark Winter: How the Sun Is Causing a 30-Year Cold Spell Hardcover – Illustrated, August 19, 2014
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Print length190 pages
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LanguageEnglish
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PublisherHumanix Books
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Publication dateAugust 19, 2014
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Dimensions6.04 x 0.61 x 9.3 inches
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ISBN-101630060356
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ISBN-13978-1630060350
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Editorial Reviews
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“The history of science is filled with examples of individuals with new ideas being met by the current scientific establishment not with enthusiasm, but rather with disregard and sometimes, even ridicule, like Louis Agassiz with glaciation and Alfred Wegener with continental drift. This also applies very much to the book Dark Winter, by John Casey. This book represents a fascinating read, and the potential consequences outlines are no less than far ranging.”
—DR. OLE HUMLUM, Professor of Physical Geography, University of Oslo, Norway
"Dark Winter is an important contribution for understanding and facing the environmental challenge, in its multi-faceted and often disquieting manifestations. John Casey approaches problems like a true scientist, who follows Leonardo da Vinci and he also knows how to explain concepts in a form that anyone can understand."
—DR. GIOVANNI GREGORI, Theoretical Physicist, Italy
"Dark Winter is simply a great work! It throws new light into the climatic patterns of the Earth. John's concepts will help people better understand nature and the full story of what is behind our climate changes."
—DR. NATARAJAN VENKATANATHAN, Professor of Physics, SASTRA University, India
"The air is filled with lectures and rumors that our Earth is getting warm. The author of Dark Winter, John Casey has found evidence to the contrary. His work is quite a revelation that marks a step toward a new scientific civilization. This book adds a brilliant page to the history of science!"
—DR. FUMIO TSUNODA, Professor Emeritus of Geology, National Saitama University, Japan
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- Publisher : Humanix Books; Illustrated edition (August 19, 2014)
- Language : English
- Hardcover : 190 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1630060356
- ISBN-13 : 978-1630060350
- Item Weight : 14 ounces
- Dimensions : 6.04 x 0.61 x 9.3 inches
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- #31 in Rivers in Earth Science
- #32 in Weather (Books)
- #40 in Environmental Policy
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The big problem with climate change supporters is that they cherry pick data. When I appear on a panel I ask two questions and say if someone can explain this I might be able to accept the theory. The questions are why did temperatures in the 20th century rise before carbon dioxide levels rose and why did we have an ice age when carbon dioxide levels were 10 times higher than today. Believers do not even attempt to answer the questions which indicates a political agenda not a scientific one.
I am very concerned when people want to do science by consensus which only measures popularity. Casey sites many scientists who are researching solar activity and have determined it is the cause of the current warm spell. These studies are usually ignored because the do not fit the political agenda that has become man made global warming. Casey does answer one of the questions I asked and it appears rising temperatures cause carbon dioxide levels to rise.
Finally, I find the correlation of volcanic activity and cooling interesting, but he provides no explanation of the relationship but he simply sites the correlation. This should be studied much more.
By Ollie Tercucci on December 9, 2016
Anyone who has investigated the corruption of climate science knows you must "get down into the weeds" with the data. It is within the data and its interpretation that you separate genuine climate science from advocacy science. Mr. Casey relies far too much, however, on argument to authority. He cites dozens of scientists who have published papers supportive of his major theme. This is, unfortunately, exactly what the climate alarmists do. Unless we have a pre-formed opinion, we have no way to evaluate these references and their scientific merit.
The greatest weakness in Mr. Casey's presentation is his secondary prediction of increased volcanic activity. He presents no genuine science to support this non obvious hypothesis. In fact, not doing so undermines the credibility of the rest of Mr. Casey's cold climate argument.
This writer strongly believes that the author is onto something important with his basic argument the sun and its cycles is primary forcing agent of global climate, not the relatively miniscule human production of CO2. However, surely no one accepts, without both scientific explanation and data, that colder climate precipitates volcanoes, just because it was cold in 1820 and a large volcanic eruption occurred in 1830.
I have seen Mr. casey's excellent public presentation of this material. As a firm believer in the corruption of climate science, I remain somewhat disappointed in this written contribution to the debate.
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History is a great teller of our future, geological records do not lie about the history of our planet. Politicians and the media on the other hand ... !
A great informative read, well worth buying.
Chance favours the prepared mind and when the time to prepare arrives it's already too late IMHO, make of this what you will.












