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“Runaway greenhouse theories contradict energy balance equations”

Tuesday, March 11th, 2008 | Environment |

Dailytech - Researcher: Basic Greenhouse Equations “Totally Wrong”:

Miklós Zágoni isn’t just a physicist and environmental researcher. He is also a global warming activist and Hungary’s most outspoken supporter of the Kyoto Protocol. Or was.

That was until he learned the details of a new theory of the greenhouse effect, one that not only gave far more accurate climate predictions here on Earth, but Mars too. The theory was developed by another Hungarian scientist, Ferenc Miskolczi, an atmospheric physicist with 30 years of experience and a former researcher with NASA’s Langley Research Center.

After studying it, Zágoni stopped calling global warming a crisis, and has instead focused on presenting the new theory to other climatologists. The data fit extremely well. “I fell in love,” he stated at the International Climate Change Conference this week.

“Runaway greenhouse theories contradict energy balance equations,” Miskolczi states. Just as the theory of relativity sets an upper limit on velocity, his theory sets an upper limit on the greenhouse effect, a limit which prevents it from warming the Earth more than a certain amount.

3 Comments to “Runaway greenhouse theories contradict energy balance equations”

Alcibiades McZombie
March 11, 2008

Everyone knows that Global Warming is a plot by Scandinavians and Russians to heat up their respective countries. Any theory that doesn’t mention that isn’t a theory I want to hear about.

persimmon
March 12, 2008

Wow, a criticism of climate science that is actually scientific and relevant. That hasn’t happened in years! I’m looking forward to seeing this addressed.