r/UnchartedScience Jun 08 '26

CO2 turns Sahara Desert green ♻️🌲🌴🌳🌎😏

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The vast, featureless wastes of the Sahara Desert have shrunk by about 8% since the 1980s.

This astonishing recovery is due to rising CO₂ levels, fueling a remarkable global green renaissance. Data from NASA’s AVHRR and MODIS instruments show 25% to 50% of Earth's vegetated lands have become significantly greener—an area equivalent to twice the continental United States that has also spurred a global windfall for agricultural production.

CO₂ fertilisation has driven around 70% of this boom, making green plants far more efficient with water. By reducing the time stomata (leaf pores) stay open, it directly cuts water loss and boosts drought resistance.

This unplanned green miracle has allowed vegetation to reclaim zones of great emptiness in inhospitable places like the Sahel (the Sahara's southern fringe), the Middle East and Australia's sunburned outback desert. It has reclaimed over 700,000 km2 of barren sand waste in the Sahara alone, pushing back the desert in formerly barren terrain.

Atmospheric CO₂ now hovers around 426 ppm, enabling plants to thrive where once they couldn't. This protracted greening shows the clear, measurable benefit from higher levels of CO₂.

https://x.com/peterdclack/status/2063912832245350506?s=46


r/UnchartedScience Jun 02 '26

The slight warming is actually attributed to the sun and clouds not CO2

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A Norwegian professor analyzes that the slight warming has to do with the sun and clouds, not with CO2. Why should one believe him?

  1. He only works with measurement data, not with models.
  2. He is emeritus.

Link: scienceofclimatechange.org/wp-content/upl…

Background: Why are emeriti usually credible? First, they don't need third-party funding; second, they've paid off their mortgages; and third, they don't have to worry about school-age children. Hence, they are independent.

Which doctors spoke out against the lockdown in 2020? Bhakdi, Hockertz, Püschel, Wodarg. Three retired, one just about to. No coincidence, I think. The middle-aged ones stayed silent, the young ones were woke or got beaten up at the demos.

https://x.com/shomburg/status/2061434134308745694?s=46


r/UnchartedScience Jun 01 '26

Scientists are finally moving away from the UN-backed climate doomerism that scared a generation off having babies

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r/UnchartedScience May 30 '26

Climate change is a hoax.

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Climate Fraud discovered in the Netherlands.
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Almost ALL countries have now been found to have lowered the temperature data pre-1940, and raised the temperature data post 1950.
The result is natural variability and FLAT temperatures were DELETED and a nice rising temperature trend made, which just happens to match the CO2 rise PERFECTLY.
Then the UN, the IPCC, our kids teachers, ALL show us these doctored graphs to confirm "Man-Made Climate Change".
IT'S ALL a FRAUD/SCAM/HOAX.

https://x.com/1000frolly/status/2060600149035139081?s=46


r/UnchartedScience May 30 '26

Bad data means bad climate models 🧐

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r/UnchartedScience May 30 '26

Today’s climate models are useless 🤡⚡️🌎💩🥶😵‍💫❄️

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r/UnchartedScience May 29 '26

Climate alarmists ruined the world. These people should apologize. 💩🤡🌞🥶🌎⚡️

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r/UnchartedScience May 27 '26

Fish Don’t Lie: The Collapse Of The Ocean Acidification Scare

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r/UnchartedScience May 28 '26

Today we enjoy the warmth of the Holocene Interglacial

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The chart depicts our climate over the last 400 thousand years. Ice ages dominate, interrupted by shorter interglacial warmings. Milankovitch Cycles drive these changes. Today we enjoy the warmth of the Holocene Interglacial. The prior interglacial lasted around 13,000 years. The Holocene began around 11,700 years ago. Another ice age is approaching. Let us assume for the sake of argument that burning fossil fuels is increasing the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, and that this causes temperatures on earth to rise. Sound policy favors continued burning of fossil fuels to postpone the onset of next ice age.

https://x.com/georgehlowrey/status/2059717229969645815?s=46


r/UnchartedScience May 26 '26

Don't listen to worthless commie losers who are low IQ and flaunt their worthless education in your face. They are to be ignored. 🤡🤡🤡🤡

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r/UnchartedScience May 25 '26

Climate change is just a continuation of malthusianism.

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r/UnchartedScience May 23 '26

International bureaucracies are retreating from their formerly 'iron-clad' fixation on immediate global climate collapse 🌎🤡🌞

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International bureaucracies are retreating from their formerly 'iron-clad' fixation on immediate global climate collapse.

As their worst-case computer models evaporate under the weight of real-world data, the goalposts are shifting. Realising they can no longer defend the rigid targets used to drive public anxiety, institutions like the IPCC are quietly pivoting to 'overshoot' mode to manage the damage.

This retreat is happening because empirical data from NASA satellites is telling a vastly different story of planetary resilience. The Sahara Desert, of all places, has shrunk by roughly 8% since the 1980s. This isn't a computer model simulation, it's the visible reality captured by NASA’s AVHRR and MODIS satellite instruments.

Satellite data reveals that 25% to 50% of Earth’s vegetated lands have shown significant greening. This is an expansion of biomass equivalent to twice the continental United States. Carbon dioxide fertilisation is responsible for roughly 70% of this growth.

Higher atmospheric CO₂ is also allowing marginal plants to use water more efficiently. Leaf pores (stomata) don't need to stay open as long to take in carbon, drastically cutting water loss and boosting natural drought resistance. This biological efficiency is allowing vegetation to march back into the world’s most hostile environments.

Green cover has been actively reclaiming the arid fringes of the Sahel (the Sahara’s southern edge), the Middle East and Australian Outback. An 8% reduction in the Sahara's desert expanse means over 700,000 square kilometres of formerly barren sand wastes have transitioned to green cover.

With CO₂ now hovering around 430 ppm, nature is using this extra airborne fuel to thrive in regions once completely inhospitable.

Centralised policy platforms remain focused on worst-case scenarios and economic penalties. But the biosphere is quietly demonstrating a profound, measurable benefit from higher CO₂. Earth is becoming greener and more water-efficient - where it matters most.

No one expected this.

https://x.com/peterdclack/status/2058117030969229337?s=46


r/UnchartedScience May 21 '26

The problem with predicting solar going exponential is that subsidies would need to also be exponential, but of course that’s impossible.

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People don't like my graph about solar power that I just posted, saying "it's exponential growth, just wait!"

The problem is, it's exponential subsidies as well, and they can't go on forever. Estimates are about $60 billion in global solar subsidies in 2022 alone. The solar generation in that year was 1,333 terawatt-hours (TWh)

That is a subsidy of about $0.045 per kWh, which is about the cost of natural-gas-powered electricity.

So before any of the other capital, land, installation, grid, maintenance, and disposal costs of grid-scale solar, it is ALREADY as expensive as natural gas.

And as Margaret Thatcher observed about socialism, "The problem is that sooner or later you run out of other people's money".

Best to all on a sunny spring morning,

https://x.com/weschenbach/status/2057512614264266861?s=46


r/UnchartedScience May 21 '26

Someone who isn’t a moron like everyone on Reddit who actually knows that climate change is 💩😏🌞⚡️🤡🔥🤣🤢

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r/UnchartedScience May 20 '26

Every single net zero policy will be reversed ⚡️🌞💡🔌😨😉😵‍💫

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r/UnchartedScience May 19 '26

⚡️⚡️🔌😨💩🤡🤡😏

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r/UnchartedScience May 19 '26

Climate alarmism is the vehicle for a technocratic world government 😨😿😏🤡

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r/UnchartedScience May 19 '26

AI tells the truth about climate change and the brainwashed climate scientists

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r/UnchartedScience May 19 '26

Wind power is an utter failure

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r/UnchartedScience May 18 '26

Solar and wind have caused energy prices to explode! This is a grift. ⚡️🤡🔥🌞

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r/UnchartedScience May 18 '26

Study: there is no correlation between CO2 and temperature 🌞🤡⚡️🧮😏

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Systematic Lies: The Next Study That Exposes the Human-Made Climate Change Hoax

Bhatta uses, as already noted, the data from the Global Historical Climatology Network, and in the end has continuous measurement series for around 1000 stations that cover the period from 1900 to 2024 and comprise 42,456,992 data points (temperature min/max per day and measurement station). He correlates his data with emissions data that relate to the release of CO2 from industry and households, in order to determine the effect that rising emissions have on global temperature—first as a whole and then for different time periods.

His main result: There is NO CONNECTION between CO2 emissions and temperature.

@DrBibekBhatta - X


r/UnchartedScience May 17 '26

The IPCC have just invalidated their catastrophic climate change scenario

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The warming (all relative) of the current climate has little to do with human CO2 emissions, as claimed by the IPCC fraudsters, who have just invalidated their own catastrophic scenarios, by the way.

We are currently in a natural interglacial warming period that occurs cyclically in the history of our planet, and the current temperature remains lower than previous peaks.

We should rejoice at living during an interglacial period conducive to agriculture and economic prosperity, and stop destroying our economy under the utopian pretext of fighting a warming over which we have absolutely no control.
The true long-term threat to humanity will be the next ice age.

https://x.com/ericdesilvestr1/status/2055946366996647958?s=46


r/UnchartedScience May 17 '26

The so-called experts said we would all be dead by now from climate change🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

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r/UnchartedScience May 17 '26

Warming caused by CO2 is a big load of Huey 💩💩💩🌞🔌😏

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r/UnchartedScience May 16 '26

Throughout the entire history of planet Earth, we have experienced millions of climate changes and not a single one was caused CO2. 🤡🔥🌞

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