It's The Sun, Stupid

The thing these “scientists” will never tell you is that the sun has natural cycles that are causing all the climate change.

Corrections

The documented meeting in which Dr. James Black informed Exxon executives of the dangers of climate change and its connection to fossil fuels took place in 1977, not 1979.

Sources & Citations

• Milankovitch Cycles NASA Article

• How scientists know it’s not just Milankovitch Cycles 

• More Milankovitch Science

• NASA 11-Year Cycle

• Space.com Solar Cycle

• Sun Spots

• NASA on Sun Spots and Solar Flares

• PBA Lane Maintenance Philosophy

• Best of Bowling: “Bowling Oil Patterns Explained (2022 Complete Guide)” 

• NASA: “Is the Sun Causing Global Warming?”

• NASA: “Why Milankovitch (Orbital) Cycles Can't Explain Earth's Current Warming” (2020)

• Skeptical Science: “Sun & climate: moving in opposite directions”

• Media Matters: “Fox Responds To New Obama Climate Action With Global Warming Denial” (2013)

• Tucker Carlson clip

• Ron Johnson clip

• 2003 James Inhofe speech video (C-SPAN)

• Willie Soon paper: “Proxy climatic and environmental changes of the past 1000 years” (PDF download)

• Transcription of Willie Soon’s 2003 testimony before U.S. Congress Committee on Environment and Public Works 

• Catalog of Willie Soon’s academic publications (ResearchGate)

• Inside Climate News: “Documents Reveal Fossil Fuel Fingerprints on Contrarian Climate Research” (2015)

• NYT: Deeper Ties to Corporate Cash for Doubtful Climate Researcher (2015)

• “Global Warming Swindle Debate Pt2” (YouTube)

• Piers Corbyn on RT in 2010, video clip

• Politifact: No, climate change isn’t driven by solar activity and lunar phases (Piers Corbyn clip on social media in 2022)

• Laura Ingraham 2022 Fox News clip, “There is no climate crisis: Tom Harris” (YouTube)

Episode Credits

Hosts: Rollie Williams & Nicole Conlan 

Executive Producer: Ben Boult 

Audio Producer: Gregory Haddock 

Researchers: James Crugnale  

Art: Jordan Doll 

Music: Tony Domenick

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