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The atmosphere. thats a big oversimplification of the real situation. >> tucker: but isnt that theea opposite of science? isnt science allowing the data to form your conclusions rather than try to superimpose your conclusions on the data? >> well, nature has conducted the experiment for us. since about 1850, carbon dioxide has increased by 40% and during that same time, temperatures have warmed by about 2 degrees fahrenheit, and if you look at that data and combine it with what we know about oth...

What the climate models are telg us. >> tucker: that seems like the headline, but its not being written unfortunately. judith curry, thank you for your honesty and your bravery. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> tucker: up next, our friend bret baier just wrote a new book. we will tell you what its about and why you might want to buy i it. his first interview about his new volume. an important update on the lawyer and of course we have it for mark steyn just ahead. ♪

Do you believe that? >> i do not. there is evidence that the oceans are heating up but not at the rate claimed and nowhere near the predictions. the apocalypse events are based on flawed climate models that have failed time and time again. do you believe the warming trend is increasing the use of fossil fuels that began in the 19th century. >> we know the warming trend we are in right now, it started -- we know the year, 1695. the depths of the horrendous ice age. the next 40 years, the rate of ...

>> i do not. there is evidence that the oceans have heated up a little bit, not isç anywhere near thee theyth claim, and the predictio. a lot of the climate apocalypse eventsç are based on extremely flawedwed climate models >> brian: you think it has accelerated with the increase in fossil fuels that began inç the 19 century? >> the trend, it started, we know the year, 1695. those the littleç ice age, and the next 40 years, the rate of warming is four times what we haver seen in the 20th...

Climate models confirm the warning that weve already seen over the last fifty years the predicted loss of rainfall could agricultural productivity fifty percent by twenty twenty second clue to the areas. water resources in the house are characterized by the semi saturated consumption of surface water. on average about eighty percent of surface water is in use. this is due to population growth and the emergence of new uses in this case the tourist demand mixed with the more standard agricultural ...

Projects and has travelled far beyond the valley. at a university in america two water management specialists became interested initiates projects. alleviate and eunice belong to the tremlett barratry where researchers from the research institute for development and university in marrakesh work together to improve water management in the southern mediterranean. coast to do much of our work with a high atlas mountains of marcuss lord high outlaws which functions as. the water tower for the plane....

She was shocked by the results come on as an x. team its of and if you look at extreme heat waves in summer they might be six degrees celsius above normal but not twenty degrees seventy two and logical terms it was a really really strain event extremis i guess so has built a computer network to process the huge volume of data her climate models involve it allows her to calculate how much climate changes increase the probability of an extreme weather event like here in the arctic. and does it get...

Five to ten kilometer height and that it works differently when we compare the lower latitudes the tropics and the arctic where in the tropics we have. more of a warming aloft and that reduces the greenhouse effect whereas in the arctic is warming is larger at the surface and less aloft which increases the greenhouse effect so when the opposite sign between the lower latitudes and the arctic which also contributes a lot to the arctic implication and then third this unknown role which we investig...

Is about thirteen percent per decade and that means in fifty years the polar ice cap at the arctics dawn does your research show the same thing. this is this is this is also although it is even stronger than what most climate models say it is also what climate models predict but its very much dependent on how we humans behave in the future so what we do in the climate simulation. scenarios and how the future emissions are going to look like and if we go business as usual so no emission with redu...

Degrees seventy two and logical terms it was a really really strain event extremis i guess motto has built a computer network to process the huge volume of data her climate models involve it allows her to calculate how much climate changes increase the probability of an extreme weather event like here in the arctic. and does it get this in the in file in this case or result. showed that without climate change this kind of weather event would have been practically impossible this was the greatest...