To Save Planet Earth ... Tipping the Climate Tipping Point ... Or Tipping the Climate Scientist ?

Difficult to judge because :

• Research is expensive ...
• Climate research is expensive ...

Climate scientists need a lot of money to do reliable research and "scientific climate experiments" are extremely difficult because hitting the climate for a test is the most dangerous thing to do ...

Other sciences can do small experiments on small systems but the earth climate system is such a huge system including the sun and the clouds and all the so called "greenhouse gasses" making earth atmospheric temperature rise dramatically according to the climate models anticipating the experimental measurements.

Depending on the point of reference in time over recent history, we can call our present global warming :

• "dramatic" ...
• "historic" ...
• "cyclic" ...
• "multi cyclic" because earth inclination and the solar orbit of earth around the sun and the internal solar cycles make cyclic intermodulation and interference so for some of us humans, earth climate may look like a mysterious mystery with weather events on the short term and climate events on the long term ...

So earth atmospheric temperature can some times go up and can some times go down ...

• Over the past 6 years (2016-2022) too may satellites have measured earth lower troposphere temperature not going up on the average but rather going down, so what can we say now ?
• Global cooling has started now in 2016 after centuries of global warming since the coldest year 1607 during the "Little Ice Age" ?

Anyway :

PROFESSOR VALENTINA ZHARKOVA BREAKS HER SILENCE AND CONFIRMS “SUPER” GRAND SOLAR MINIMUM

In climate science there are too many unanswered questions and too many unquestioned answers ...

But :

Health & Climate & Energy are really very complicated and delicate politico-scientific stuff and also socio-economic stuff but we do the best we can and try to explain it as simple as possible but not simpler than that in the group :

CCR="Climate Change Revival