Mini Ice Age - Solar Particles Predict Weather & Climate

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The meeting - “The necessity for Evidence-based Science & policy – Not the Carbon Con!” was supported by a simultaneous event in King George Square, Brisbane, Queensland and covered three times during the Day by Russia TV and an extensive array of websites around the world.

Speakers were: Jens Rodrup - Climate Sense Denmark; Rvd Philip Foster, Author While the Earth Endures - Climate The Long View; Piers Corbyn, Astrophysicist, WeatherAction - Why it’s not CO2 + Proper science predicts extreme weather events & Climate; Peter Gill, Physicist & Energy expert - Fictitious ‘tipping points’ + Facts about CO2; Christopher Booker, Telegraph Columnist - The most expensive Bill in history; Sammy Wilson DUP MP and Dr Ian Strangeways, Hydrologist + Expert on weather data. Apologies were received from Graham Stringer LAB MP, a scientist and a number of Tory MPs. Present & discussing afterwards included Gabe Rychert – Climate Realists; Graham Capper (chair) - Climate Sense UK + Copenhagen Climate Challenge; John Sanderson - Royal College of Science Association; & Hans Schreuder – ILoveMyCarbonDioxide.com. Videos, Reportage and links including details of the Ernst Georg Beck Award and Climate Sense Awards 2010: http://bit.ly/dbKz97 .

Piers Corbyn’s presentation showed the major advances in power and skill now achieved by his Solar-Lunar-Action-Technique (SLAT) of weather & climate forecasting which now includes the ability to predict from months ahead extreme events all over the world and changes in the Jet Stream such as those which caused the West Russian heatwave and the Pakistan super-deluges and floods and marked their ending in mid August 2010. In his presentation Piers showed a film of the double sunspot superfast solar coronal ejection on 14th August and the consequent Sudden Ionospheric Disturbance and the predicted jet stream disruption – See http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews10No31.pdf . For WeatherAction summer forecasts 2007, 08, 09 and winter forecasts 2008/9 and 09/10 which beat all-comers see http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews10No33.pdf

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