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“There is no definitive scientific proof, through real-world observation, that carbon dioxide is responsible for any of the slight warming of the global climate … But there is certainty beyond doubt that it is the building block for all life on Earth and that without its presence in the global atmosphere at a sufficient concentration this would be a dead planet.” – Dr. Patrick Moore


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Canadian Dr. Patrick Moore has been an ecologist and environmentalist for more than 50 years and is a co-founder of Greenpeace. After being involved for 15 years in Greenpeace’s leadership he left.  Why?

“When Greenpeace began, we had a strong humanitarian orientation, to save civilization from destruction by all-out nuclear war,” he said. “Over the years the ‘peace’ in Greenpeace was gradually lost and my organisation, along with much of the environmental movement, drifted into a belief that humans are the enemies of the earth … As we shall see later in the presentation there is very good reason to see humans as essential to the survival of life on this planet.”

Dr. Moore made the above remarks during a speech at the Annual Global Warming Policy Foundation (“GWPF”) Lecture held in London on 14 October 2015.  He continued:

Today our children and our publics are taught that CO2 is a toxic pollutant that will destroy life and bring civilization to its knees. Tonight, I hope to turn this dangerous human-caused propaganda on its head. Tonight, I will demonstrate that human emissions of CO2 have already saved life on our planet from a very untimely end. That in the absence of our emitting some of the carbon back into the atmosphere from whence it came in the first place, most or perhaps all life on Earth would begin to die less than two million years from today.

Hydrocarbons, the energy components of fossil fuels, are 100% organic, as in organic chemistry. They were produced by solar energy in ancient seas and forests. When they are burned for energy the main products are water and CO2, the two most essential foods for life. And fossil fuels are by far the largest storage battery of direct solar energy on Earth. Nothing else comes close except nuclear fuel, which is also solar in the sense that it was produced in dying stars.

Carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels is the stuff of life, the staff of life, the currency of life, indeed the backbone of life on Earth.

You can watch his speech below and read the transcript HERE.

Net Zero Watch: 2015 Annual GWPF Lecture, Patrick Moore – Should We Celebrate Carbon, 19 October 2015 (42 mins)

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Jan Shaw
Jan Shaw
10 months ago

Thank God someone is talking sense. I’m no scientist but I’ve been saying over and over that this is a carbon-based planet so CO2 is essential for life. Without CO2 you damage the virtuous circle of human respiration and photosynthesis on which all living things depend for their survival. Remember, the same people pushing this net zero garbage are the ones using chemtrails to pollute the atmosphere and rain down toxic chemicals on the earth.

Phillis Stein
Phillis Stein
Reply to  Jan Shaw
10 months ago

Any uncompromised astrophysicist would be able to tell us that the climate is driven almost completely by our star, the sun.

Tony Ryan
Tony Ryan
10 months ago

As I have been chanting since 2007, when I first realised that AGW was a con… Carbon is life and life is carbon. To reduce atmospheric CO2 is to restrict the growth of plants and trees, for whom CO2 is food. We need more plants, not less, because they provide our oxygen.

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 months ago

Yes well if the farmers hadn’t stripped the world of forests to feed ma and pa kettle hamburgers we wouldn’t have any problems.

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Sheer
10 months ago

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10 months ago

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And this is where things are very likely turned upside down, or INVERTED. What’s the betting that in 5 years or so that we will discover that it is warming that causes an increase in CO2 rather than CO2 causing warming?

We’ll also likely discover that more CO2 and thus more O2 is required for our evolution. The powers that be are attempting to devolve us when we need to be evolving, particularly at this time.

The planet is a living intelligence that is connected with all sentient life upon her. Thus her humans can have a positive effect or a negative effect on her, depending on what we are doing, how we are as a group, our emotions and more ALL affect everything else – because we are all ONE.

Climate is by and large driven by the Sun.

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Much of this comes from an organization called The Club of Rome and is REALLY about creating yet another so-called invisible enemy in order to force their New World Order takeover.

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