A Saturday Short

A Free and Incomparable Book on Climate

Dr. Javier Vinós, a biologist by training and profession, is an academic researcher at the Autonomous University of Madrid. He and I had the same genesis into the investigation of global warming or climate change – we were both originally believers but decided to corroborate our convictions through research into the science of climate and climate change. Both of us came to the definitive conclusion that it is folly. The comparison ends there, for he is much smarter than I.

Dr. Vinós started with deep research into the climate for the past 800,000 years and, in a dissimilar fashion to other researchers or scientists, took on the science for himself, not being persuaded or influenced by any opinions of, or assessments by, others. Unlike traditional climatology, he burrowed into eras of climates of the past to see just how the climate of today, if applicable, compares.

He reached out to other scientists, not just for clarification, and explication but also for interpretation services in the English language. Renowned scientist Judith Curry President of Climate Forecast Applications Network and Professor Emerita and chair of the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Georgia Institute of Technology, extols accolades on Vinós for having the tenacity and honesty to take his extensive investigative research so far and so against the mainstream of this highly-politicized science.

In a book entitled, “Climate of the Past, Present, and Future”, Dr. Vinós educates and illuminates a large swath of climate complete with documentation, figures, tables, and charts. Further, he makes the book available, free on Internet, in PDF format. It can be accessed from the “Watts Up With That” website, by clicking here.