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Tom Nelson

Thomas Nelson
Climate Change
Renewable Energy
Net Zero
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Global Warming
IPCC
Carbon Dioxide
CO2 Emissions
Energy Policy
Climate Science
Greenhouse Effect
Covid-19
CO2
Electric Vehicles
Environmental Policy
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UK Government
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Interviews and presentations on climate/energy realism and more, with guests including Will Happer, Jerome Corsi, Marc Morano, Carl-Otto Weiss, Valentina Zharkova, Christopher Essex, Henrik Svensmark, Patrick Moore, Ross McKitrick, Willie Soon, Susan Crockford, Peter Ridd, Christopher Monckton, and Richard Lindzen.

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Andy May discusses how Earth’s energy imbalance and ocean heat content relate to solar radiation versus greenhouse-gas downwelling IR. He argues IR photons are lower energy and absorbed in the ocean’s top micrometers–millimeter (thermal/electromagnet... more

Kevin Mooney discusses his book “Climate Pxrn,” inspired by climate propaganda in classrooms and a push to restore the scientific method. He critiques polar-bear and other climate messaging, argues funding and politics suppress skeptics, and describe... more

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Vlad Bogorov talks about Glasgow City Council’s plans to spend tens of billions to pursue net zero and Bogorov’s three YouTube videos from public meetings where officials gave vague, cliché answers, asked for written questions, and objected to being ... more

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Julian Morris presents slides on climate change: global temperatures have risen since 1850 and human greenhouse gas emissions plausibly contribute via radiative forcing, but he argues harms are not worsening. Using the EM-DAT disaster database, he no... more

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Vlad Bogorov
Public speaker and author challenging climate policy and renewables narratives
Episode: Vladislav Bogorov: “Glasgow City Council blowing billions on the climate scam” | Tom Nelson Pod #387
Julian Morris
Climate policy analyst and commentator
Episode: Julian Morris | Tom Nelson Pod #386
Demetris Koutsoyiannis
Professor at National Technical University of Athens
National Technical University of Athens
Episode: Demetris Koutsoyiannis: “The political origin of the climate change agenda” | Tom Nelson Pod #385
Jules de Waart
Geologist, former Dutch parliament member, skeptic of mainstream climate narratives
Coalition for CO2 Coalition member
Episode: Jules de Waart: “Crisis or Hoax?: Climate Change in Science, Media, and Politics” | Tom Nelson Pod #384
Audrey Streb
Energy reporter focused on climate and energy at Daily Caller News Foundation
Daily Caller News Foundation
Episode: Audrey Streb: “Asking the Right Questions” | Tom Nelson Pod #383
Matt Ridley
Author and scientist known for works on evolution and science communication
Author, Ridley family science lineage
Episode: Matt Ridley | Tom Nelson Pod #382
David Brett
Minings communications professional and commentator
New Westminster Times (publisher)
Episode: David Brett: “Ecofascism” | Tom Nelson Pod #381
Robert Cutler
Engineer and researcher presenting climate cycles theory
Independent researcher
Episode: Robert Cutler: “A 3560-Year Jovian Solar and Climate Cycle” | Tom Nelson Pod #380
Randall Bock
Physician, writer and dissident science commentator; Brownstone Institute contributor
Brownstone Institute
Episode: Randall Bock: “Autism Dissent” | Tom Nelson Pod #379

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Tom Nelson
Host with a focus on climate and energy realism, engaging in critical discussions with various experts.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 138 ratings
  • “Climate Realism” in the same way Jurassic Park was a documentary

    Tom Nelson calls himself a “climate realist,” but this show is realism in the same way pro wrestling is journalism. A revolving door of cherry-picked contrarians, half-baked talking points, and smug gotchas like “what’s the ideal temperature for Earth?” Spoiler: it’s not 3°C hotter.

    If you like your science with a side of conspiracy and your skepticism untethered from data, this pod’s for you.

    Otherwise, maybe try a source that doesn’t confuse YouTube comments with peer review.

    Apple Podcasts
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    andyszavakovats
    Canadaa year ago
  • Dr Happer

    Out with John Kerry - in with Dr. Will Happer 👍🏻

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    K Scott Pugh
    United Statesa year ago
  • Explainer for the climate crisis by scientists

    Tom Nelson continues to collect climate scientists and others who have spent a lifetime working on the physical science and allows them to share their thoughts and explain using scientific principles climate change what is driving it and what is not.

    I have consumed a lot of climate change content and it is so rare to actually have scientists to talk about and explain the underlying processes driving climate change. Compared to most, it is focused on analysis as opposed to activism about a cli... more

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    jonney111111
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Love the Diversity of Guests!

    Great interview with Dr. Tammy Nemeth! I really enjoyed that discussion -- an interesting perspective. I also liked the presentations from Willie Soon and the Connelly's about the data corruption. Robert Bryce is also a favorite. Keep them coming!

    Apple Podcasts
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    Canadian Cuchina
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Questioning what others think?

    If you are starting to question if climate change is from carbon dioxide, this will explain our minds

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    maga1973568
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners highlight the focus on scientific principles, valuing the analysis over activism in climate discussions.
Some feel the content tends to lean towards contrarian views, which may not appeal to those strictly aligned with mainstream climate science.
The extensive discussions with experts provide clarity and detailed information on often complex issues, making this a valuable educational resource.
Many appreciate the diversity of knowledgeable guests who present alternative perspectives on climate science.

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Julian Morris | Tom Nelson Pod #386
Q: What role do institutions and markets play in decarbonization?
The discussion suggests that stronger property rights, free trade, and market-based innovation promote efficiency and lower emissions per unit of GDP, implying a potential path to decoupling emissions from growth.
Julian Morris | Tom Nelson Pod #386
Q: What explains the observed rise in natural disasters if mortality is falling?
Morris argues that population growth, density, better reporting, and enhanced emergency response contribute to higher reported disaster counts, while advancements in agriculture, infrastructure, and adaptation reduce fatalities.
Julian Morris | Tom Nelson Pod #386
Q: Is the world warming, and are humans driving it?
The host presents a plausible link between greenhouse gas concentrations and warming but emphasizes that the relationship is not definitive and that multiple factors exist; Morris frames it as a plausible case built on radiative-forcing and observed correlations.
Audrey Streb: “Asking the Right Questions” | Tom Nelson Pod #383
Q: From your perspective as a reporter, how is the US doing at cutting off funding for the climate scam? Is a lot of money still flowing toward it right now, or has it been really throttled back a lot?
Funding has been throttled back significantly under the current administration, though analysts note subsidies have phase-out dates that could be revived, so the financial landscape remains uncertain.
Jamie Andrews: “Control Studies” | Tom Nelson Pod #373
Q: What do you think really did happen with the case of like smallpox in the Indians in North America?
And it's something that I've wrestled with for a little bit of time. But I came to the conclusion that it's very, very simple. That what really makes you ill is what all of the mainstream tells you makes you ill.

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Content primarily focuses on climate and energy issues, showcasing a variety of perspectives often challenging mainstream narratives. Episodes feature discussions with scientists and experts who address topics such as climate change dynamics, the greenhouse effect, and alternative viewpoints on the science surrounding global warming. There is a noteworthy emphasis on analysis rather than activism, often incorporating scientific principles to dissect commonly accepted climate theories. By inviting a diverse array of guests, including authors, researchers, and educators, this platform explores a range of scientific and critical thinking topics, making it appealing to listeners who value evidence-based discussions and are curious about alterna... more

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