Professor David Dilley is a Meteorologist-Climatologist-Paleoclimatologist and a former NOAA National Weather Service Meteorologist. Professor Dilley is the founder and CEO of Global Weather Oscillations (GWO), a company heavily involved in research and development of technology for prediction of natural climate and weather cycles.

Professor Dilley has 54 years of experience ranging from the Air Force to NOAA National Weather Service and GWO. As the senior research scientist and forecaster for GWO, Mr. Dilley developed ClimatePulse Technology based on Geomagnetic Cycles of the earth-moon-and sun, and how these cycles align with historical, present day and future cycles of climate and weather.

00:00 Introduction and Credentials of David Dilley

00:44 Exploring Climate Pulse Technology and Predictions

01:58 Debunking Myths: The Reality of Global Warming and Cooling Cycles

03:12 Deep Dive into Climate Change Cycles and Earth's History

16:17 Understanding Ocean Temperatures and Their Impact on Climate

21:09 The Future of Global Warming: Predictions and Evidence

24:56 Decoding Solar Cycles and Global Warming Trends

26:03 High Arctic Temperature Anomalies Explained

28:12 Arctic Ice Extent: Reality vs. Predictions

29:23 Antarctic Ice Mysteries Unveiled

31:09 Unraveling the Electromagnetic Gravitational Cycle

34:04 Atmospheric Gases: The Misunderstood Components

37:05 Historical Climate Cycles and Future Predictions

41:11 Addressing Climate Data Manipulation Concerns

43:51 The Impact of Solar Storms and Earth's Magnetic Field

45:27 Concluding Thoughts on Climate History and Future Trends

This is David Dilley’s fourth podcast on this channel: He was previously on #173, #97, and #64.

https://www.globalweathercycles.com/

http://www.globalweatheroscillations.com/

https://twitter.com/WeatherCycles

https://www.youtube.com/@DilleyGlobalWeatherCycles

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Former Minister of the Environment for Estonia.

From Rain Epler: I am currently a Member of the Parliament of Estonia, representing Estonian Conservative Party, biggest opposition party. And personally my field of interest is energy and green politics.

00:00 Introduction to Rain Eppler and Estonia

01:04 Personal Background and Political Journey

01:44 Inspirations and Motivations in Politics

07:15 Reflections on the Soviet Era and Its Impacts

30:02 The Transition from Soviet Union to Independence

41:47 Current Political Climate and Future Outlook

52:24 Engaging with the Youth on Climate Narratives

57:06 Final Thoughts and Acknowledgements

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Rodney completed a BSc in Physics from the University of New Brunswick and subsequently worked as a research assistant for UNB in a CO2 laser lab before attending University of Toronto on an NSERC scholarship where he completed an MASc in electrical engineering. His graduate work was modeling and simulation of a semiconductor device-physics industrial problem, a solution he later presented at an international modeling and simulation conference in Pittsburg. He has spent over 35 years working in industry in telecom chip design, fiber-optics, computing, and LED lighting. He was involved in modeling and simulation activity for some of the projects he worked on including writing an Excel-based simulator 15 years ago to solve a complex electrical network problem.

In 2022, Rodney took on a personal challenge to see if he could calculate the temperature rise for an increase in GHGs. His interest became an obsession which led to his development of a comprehensive tool he calls GHG Lab that implements his understanding of the GHG physics and a website called Climate Bell to share it with others. Now, anyone even without any physics understanding, can use his GHG Lab tool to compute Earth’s temperature change from a change in GHG levels. The tool has produced interesting and good-news results that he wishes to share with threatened industries so they can defend their interests against unnecessary climate-change mandates. He has also setup an open peer review forum so scientists can publicly comment too.

00:00 Meet Rodney McInnis: A Journey from Physics to Climate Modeling

00:40 Introducing Climate Bell: A New Approach to Greenhouse Gas Modeling

01:31 The Science and Skepticism Behind Climate Bell

01:58 GHG Lab: A Revolutionary Tool for Climate Analysis

03:02 Shifting Perspectives on Climate Change Over 25 Years

03:25 The Making of GHG Lab: From Inspiration to Innovation

04:28 Demystifying the Greenhouse Gas Effect: A Deep Dive

06:04 Puzzle Pieces of Climate Modeling: Building a New Framework

36:13 GHG Lab in Action: Demonstrating Precision in Climate Modeling

41:28 Debunking Climate Change Myths with GHG Lab

42:00 Exploring the Impact of Methane and Nitrous Oxide

42:43 The Complexities of the Water Cycle and Climate Modeling

46:40 Live Demo of GHG Lab: A Deep Dive

51:00 Addressing Climate Change Industry Flaws

52:39 Revisiting Venus: A New Perspective on Greenhouse Effects

56:32 Engaging with the Community: Peer Review and Educational Tools

58:33 Debunking Popular Climate Change Alarms

01:00:50 GHG Lab: A Tool for Change and Education

01:03:16 Final Thoughts and Call to Action

Slides for this podcast: https://tomn.substack.com/p/a-novel-engineering-approach-to-precision

Climate Bell’s learning center: https://www.climatebell.org/learn.html

Download GHG Lab: https://www.climatebell.org/calculator.html

Climate Bell’s peer review forum: https://climatebell.createaforum.com/index.php

X: https://twitter.com/ClimateBell

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