These articles present a unique radical analysis of the global warming social phenomenon and environmental, health and safety issues. Denis G Rancourt is a former professor of physics (University of Ottawa) and an environmental science researcher. His scientific research has been concentrated in the areas of spectroscopic and diffraction measurement methods, magnetism, reactive environmental nanoparticles, aquatic sediments and nutrients, and boreal forest lakes.
On July 12, 2012, CHUO 89.1 FM (Ottawa) The Train's Denis Rancourt interviewed Professor Dr. Tim Ball,
climatologist, about climate science and the politics of global
warming. Fascinating history of the climatology profession... Dr. Ball
is being sued for defamation in regard to his criticisms of other
climate professionals. The lawsuits are on-going and Dr. Ball is
committed to getting to the truth and justice.
LINK TO RADIO INTERVIEW
Does basic physics lead to the unavoidable conclusion that we must be concerned about global warming?
The CHUO blog article about the interview is HERE. The MP3 of the interview can be downloaded HERE.
In this lively radio debate, Pierrehumbert compared the certainty of climate physics predictions in complex global circulation models to the certainty of the theory of gravitation, no less. He also advanced that physicists (e.g., Rancourt) who don't agree that global warming is of significant concern for the environment and humanity are physicists who don't understand physics.
Pierrehumbert also had "kind words" about Richard Lindzen of MIT.
Physicist and environmental scientist Denis Rancourt interviews Austalian train driver Peter Laux. The conversation is all over the Australian and climate change landscape.
