10kclimatechallenge
10kclimatechallenge
Are you the next great climate scientist? Awarding $10,000 for the proven reproducible rate of CO2 forcing. (Verified by the UN IPCC)
Model Chapter
Under consrtuction
So Many Model Questions.
There are many questions when it comes to determining past, present, and future simulations of temperature trends.
Understanding past temperature records are important as models need to be able to simulate the climate of the past to “be considered a viable tool for future projections” (AR5 Section 9.2.3 Page 755)
Let’s start by looking at general model questions.
My Climate Journey
What I have learned in my 35 years of being a “climate activist”. You might be on the same path.
Be an informed climate activist.
AR4 and AR5 are road maps for the next generation of climate scientists.
I am awarding $10,000 for the proven rate of CO2 forcing to the next great scientist of our time.
What is CO2 forcing?
What is CO2 forcing? Why is the rate not been proved?
I have offered $10k for the proven reproducible rate for many years with no takers, why?
Following the Science
Become an informed climate activist!
10kclimatechallenge Chapters
All the Chapters
My Personal Climate Journey
35 years and counting. You may be on the same journey
Review of IPCC AR4 and AR5
Why AR4 and AR5 are so important.
Theory Chapter
Breaks down CO2 forcing and why models are important.
Temperature Chapter
What is warming? Entire earth? Oceans? Surface? What to know.
Model Chapter
Why use models? How are they doing?
Ocean Chapter
Role of the world's oceans that stores over 90% of Earth's heat.
Atmosphere Chapter
Is the atmosphere cooling or warming the earth?
Gases Chapter
Focus on CO2 and other greenhouse gases.
Civilization Chapter
Looking at past climate change affect on previous civilizations.
Question Chapter - ON LINE
Summary of every important question I found in AR4/AR5. More than 150 of them.
Prediction Chapter
Summary of every important prediction I found in AR4/AR5.
What are AR4 and AR5?
The UN’s IPCC Assessment Reports 4 and 5 (AR4 2007 and AR5 2014). are reports including over 600 authors from 32 different countries assessing 9,200 peer-reviewed studies so they are the all-inclusive on the current state of climate science putting out new reports every seven or so years.
AR5 explains the United Nation’s IPCC was created in 1988 to provide world governments with clear information on the state of today’s climate science as well as impacts, options for adaptation and migration based on scientific literature worldwide. (AR5 Section 1.2.1 page 123)
Weather versus Climate
Is the weather or the climate easier to predict?
