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Oct 14, 2026
Rob LouwGUEST
So clearly, um, the stomata do respond to a change in, in carbon dioxide.
Angela WheelerHOST
This is Climate Debrief brought to you by The CO2 Coalition.
Angela WheelerHOST
I'm Angela Weaver.
Angela WheelerHOST
Today we'll be discussing photosynthesis with CO2 Coalition member Rob Louw.
Angela WheelerHOST
Rob Louw is a global leader in chemical engineering and an advocate for environmental truth.
Angela WheelerHOST
With a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science from the University of Cape Town in South Africa, Rob's career spans the petrochemical, synthetic fiber, and titanium dioxide industries.
Joe PagsHOST
Maybe it just makes a good news headline.
Joe PagsHOST
To that point, let's get with Gregory Wrightstone, Executive Director of CO2 Coalition, author of Very Convenient Warming.
Joe PagsHOST
Greg Hart, good to see you again.
Joe PagsHOST
Good
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Gregory WrightstoneGUEST
He was the top hurricane guy at NASA, rather, and he spoke the truth about it, and he got drummed out of the Corps.
Gregory WrightstoneGUEST
You can't speak the truth, and you're going to be punished.
Gregory WrightstoneGUEST
And that's what we see time and time again, that the people that speak up, we have a Our CO2 Coalition member, Peter Ridd over in Australia, he got fired from James Cook University for telling the truth about the Great Barrier Reef and the great news about the Great Barrier Reef that is thriving and prospering.
Gregory WrightstoneGUEST
And it broke records in 2024.
Jeff CrouereHOST
Good to always have him.
Jeff CrouereHOST
He's a geologist, senior fellow with the CO2 Coalition.
Jeff CrouereHOST
Gregory Wright Stone is joining us.
Jeff CrouereHOST
Hey, Gregory, how are you?
Gregory WrightstoneGUEST
It's occurring.
Gregory WrightstoneGUEST
And so right now it'll be argued starting Monday.
Gregory WrightstoneGUEST
And what it really is, it's, We, the CO2 Coalition, looked into doing an amicus brief, but we argued the science.
Gregory WrightstoneGUEST
We're a science-based organization.
Kendall NelsonHOST
But what if much of what we've been told is incomplete or even wrong? What if a modestly warmer planet and higher levels of carbon dioxide are actually benefiting humanity, agriculture, and the natural world? This is episode 598, and our guest today is Greg Wrightstone.
Kendall NelsonHOST
Greg is a geologist, a senior fellow of the CO2 Coalition, and the best-selling author of Inconvenient Facts and A Very Convenient Warming.
Kendall NelsonHOST
After spending decades as a professional geologist, Greg began examining the underlying climate data for himself.
Kendall NelsonHOST
What he found led him to challenge many of the prevailing claims about climate change and dedicate his work to helping the public better understand the role carbon dioxide plays in Earth's climate and ecosystems.
Kendall NelsonHOST
Perfect.
Kendall NelsonHOST
Well, it's lovely to see you.
Kendall NelsonHOST
And I want to talk to you about the fact that you are a senior fellow at the CO2 Coalition.
Kendall NelsonHOST
Your background is in geology.
Kendall NelsonHOST
But what if much of what we've been told is incomplete or even wrong? What if a modestly warmer planet and higher levels of carbon dioxide are actually benefiting humanity, agriculture, and the natural world? This is episode 598, and our guest today is Greg Wrightstone.
Kendall NelsonHOST
Greg is a geologist, a senior fellow of the CO2 Coalition, and the best-selling author of Inconvenient Facts and A Very Convenient Warming.
Kendall NelsonHOST
After spending decades as a professional geologist, Greg began examining the underlying climate data for himself.
Kendall NelsonHOST
What he found led him to challenge many of the prevailing claims about climate change and dedicate his work to helping the public better understand the role carbon dioxide plays in Earth's climate and ecosystems.
Kendall NelsonHOST
why he argues that carbon dioxide has been unfairly portrayed as a pollutant, and how increased CO2 and a longer growing season have contributed to record agricultural productivity around the world.
Kendall NelsonHOST
We also discuss what history can teach us about warm and cold periods, the evidence he believes challenges many popular climate narratives surrounding sea level rise and endangered species, and why he says the real environmental conversation should focus on protecting both human freedom and the natural world.
Kendall NelsonHOST
Greg also shares the educational work the CO2 Coalition is doing to help children and families better understand climate science.
Kendall NelsonHOST
Before we get into the conversation, I'd like to share some exciting news.
Willie SoonGUEST
Do you understand? That's why the burn model is totally from construction.
Willie SoonGUEST
And then folks in the CO2 Coalition, publication of Engel, Bin, Hanon and Burton, indeed they want to create this thing called the adjustment time, which empirically, if you study the carbon-14 decay curve, There's no room for multiple timescales.
Willie SoonGUEST
Single exponential.
Willie SoonGUEST
That's why this guy keep using the word single exponential.
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Willie SoonGUEST
And first of all, please don't tell me that I cannot study this problem.
Willie SoonGUEST
It's 100% fossil fuel.
Willie SoonGUEST
That's why I'm disturbed by that publication in CO2 Coalition.
Willie SoonGUEST
I have nothing against them.
Jim LakelyHOST
Before we get started, we want to thank our streaming partners who will also help to expand the reach of this program.
Jim LakelyHOST
JunkScience.com, CFACT, What's Up With That, the CO2 Coalition, and our friends at Heartland UK Europe.
Jim LakelyHOST
We've got a big show today, so let's get started.
Jim LakelyHOST
We have with us, as usual, Sterling Burnett.
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Jim LakelyHOST
Thank you, Linnea Lucan.
Jim LakelyHOST
And thank you to our audience.
Jim LakelyHOST
I also want to mention our streaming partners, JunkScience.com, C-Fact, CO2 Coalition, What's Up With That, and Heartland UK Europe.
Jim LakelyHOST
Thank you, Andy and Silas, our producers behind the scenes.
Vijay JayarajGUEST
So the best thing to do is to go to the source data of whichever climate phenomena you are looking at and to see what the data says.
Angela WheelerHOST
This is Climate Be Brief brought to you by the CO2 Coalition.
Angela WheelerHOST
I'm Angela Wheeler.
Angela WheelerHOST
In a few moments, I'll be having a discussion with CO2 Coalition science and research associate Vijay Jayaraj about the history of the environmental movement and the real-world human impacts it has had.
Angela WheelerHOST
Vijay holds a postgraduate degree in energy management from Robert Gordon University, UK, an MS in environmental sciences from University of East Anglia, UK, and a BS in engineering from Anna University, India.
Angela WheelerHOST
He's a prolific contributor, writing about CO2 benefits, energy, and climate science, most often from the viewpoint of the developing world.
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Vijay JayarajGUEST
The next time you meet someone from Arkansas or you meet someone who's claiming so, just show them this graph.
Vijay JayarajGUEST
It's on a report.
Ed BerryGUEST
You say they're true.
Ed BerryGUEST
Steve Kuhn, Obama's science secretary, previously, and members of the CO2 Coalition wrote that report.
Ed BerryGUEST
Next slide.
Ed BerryGUEST
Here's Kuhn's resume.
Jim LakelyHOST
And we also want to thank our streaming partners who help expand the reach of this program, JunkScience.com, CFACT.
Jim LakelyHOST
What's up with that? The CO2 Coalition and our friends at Heartland UK Europe.
Jim LakelyHOST
We got a very big show today, so let's get started.
Jim LakelyHOST
We have with us, as usual, Sterling Burnett.
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