A report from the IPCC indicates that Earth’s warming trend is not caused by human-related activities but by changes in the planet’s albedo.
Ned Nikolov – a scientist specialising in climate, cosmology and astrophysics – and Karl Zeller – a climate scientist and Nikolov’s longtime research associate – argue that the IPCC’s data interpretation of the data is flawed and that atmospheric pressure plays a more significant role in global warming than greenhouse gases.
Nikolov and Zeller suggest that the IPCC has misrepresented, and potentially falsified, CERES, data on solar and long-wave radiation to fit the prevailing narrative of human-induced climate change, specifically by inverting trends in solar energy absorption.
Based on his analysis of NASA’s CERES data, Nikolov suggests that all global warming observed in the past 24 years can be attributed to increased solar energy absorption due to reduced cloud cover, not rising CO2 levels.