After the BizNews interviews with Dr Judith Curry, Professor William Happer and Dr John Christy, all of whom share the conviction that the Earth is, in fact, not in the throes of a climate crisis, BizNews sought out a voice on the opposing side of the climate change debate.
Professor Guy McPherson, professor emeritus of natural resources and ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Arizona and a leading global voice on abrupt climate change leading to near-term human extinction, believes humans will be extinct by 2026. In this interview, he explains the basis of this damning prediction and discusses why and how the reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change are too conservative and diluted.
Climate science is anything but settled. – Nadya Swart
03:46: McPherson’s criticism of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) as being too conservative and diluting their reports
05:40: Consensus among IPCC climate scientists
08:11: McPherson’s discovery of abrupt, irreversible climate change
09:15: The uncertainty/limitations in respect of definitive climate science
12:03: McPherson’s 2007 projection that owing to peak oil there would be permanent blackouts in cities starting in 2012
14:33: McPherson’s experience resonating with that of climate scientists on the opposite side of the spectrum who have been shunned
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