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    A Hot Tea by the Giza: The Real Global Warming, Not Co2 Hoax
    A Hot Tea by the Giza: The Real Global Warming, Not Co2 Hoax
    A Hot Tea by the Giza: The Real Global Warming, Not Co2 Hoax
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    A Hot Tea by the Giza: The Real Global Warming, Not Co2 Hoax

    By Nae Ismail

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    Book Release July 13, 2010

    Dear friends and colleagues,

    After a monthly delay, my book A HOT TEA BY THE GIZA The Real Global Warming, not CO2 hoax is released in soft cover by US publisher iUniverse. I also routinely blog on Toronto Examiner.com about global warming and CO2-GHG fallacy. I belong to Linkedln.com where Cancun, Mexico December 2010 climate conference is starting to catch much attention.

    Addressed to young adolescents who will be confronted full on by escalating Global Warming, the book explains a number of issues such as;

    1. energy science not keeping pace with energy use brings global warming,
    2. polar ice and alpine glaciers mop up human activity generated heat thankfully,
    3. at 0 C they clamp Earth temperature to underpin a fluid circulatory cooling,
    4. misunderstood centripetal force spawns and sustains all cyclonic swirls,
    5. low ambient heat must exit in storm kinetic energy, not radiation as believed,
    6. unproven CO2 - greenhouse (GHG) warming theory is scientifically flawed,
    7. cloud colour by internal light reflection depends on moisture cooling rate,
    8. abrupt cold dry atmospheric downburst colliding with heat jump starts a tornado,
    9. surreptitious Bermuda Triangle and flight disappearances without warning,
    10. Jet Stream and all other celestial ferocious dust storms share same AGBC origin,
    11. radiation is pulsating E-M energy field transmission, not particles in motion,
    12. sunlight is an ultra-broadband E-M energy field broadcast, not a photon beam,
    13. Earths magnetic field is born out of the Ionosphere by a relative rotation,
    14. intrusive rockets and jet flights intolerably scramble a fragile upper atmosphere
    15. dry ionic upper climate reigns over a moisture activated troposphere weather,
    16. solutions to reverse global warming and impending calamity unless remedied,
    17. a hypothesis on nuclear structure to explain gamma ray (?) emission in fission,
    18. etc. etc.

    Meant for your 2010 summer leisure reading, hopefully it will be your travel companion in days ahead and become a memento to your children and grand kids when they need a handy reference on this trans-generational scourge of modernity that we have incurred but without leaving them neither a solution, nor even a handle to begin finding one.

    On that cheery note I appreciate with humility your interest and patronage. Kind regards.


    Nae Ismail
    Ottawa
    July, 2010
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateJul 21, 2010
    ISBN9781450238205
    A Hot Tea by the Giza: The Real Global Warming, Not Co2 Hoax
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    Nae Ismail

    As a Canadian university trained post-graduate molecular physicist, I have spent five decades working in high tech professionaly in 28 countries on four continents. I was in private solar energy business for over 20 of those years. I have followed the environmental movement from its very beginning going back to Kyoto 1972. I was never a flower child but I concurred with their motive completely. For 40 years, the CO2 theory on global warming and its fiery controversy has been nothing short of a scandal and embarassment to science itself, but particularly to the scientific community as a whole. Our world is in a lamentable state of ignorance and despair not knowing how to find a solution to the climate change quagmire while edging closer to the abyss in acceleration with confusion, disrespect to the environment, envy and professional discourtesy to one another in the name of profit or prestige. It is a modern Dark Age that we live in. Since August 2010, I was invited and have been blogging in Toronto Examiner.com on science topics. So far, I have submitted 13 new articles on global warming (AGW) addressed to the UN-IPCC conference set for Cancun, Mexico in December 2010 outling CO2-GHG theory as total nonsense because CO2 hides 50 Km BELOW OUR FEET. More can be seen as well in Linkedln.com on Cancun climate conference. Unless we get serious together very soon, instead of being the responsible Earth guardian that we ought to be in passing it on to the next generations to come with pride, helpful experience and advice, we will be handing them in shame a yucky mess of problems that we have created, having burnt up most of THEIR share of fossil fuel as if it was our private stash selfishly, and yet nothing being any wiser to help them deal with the morass confronting them. Is THAT what progress is all about ? Do we want that as our legacy ? The unstoppable oil leak from the BP owned Deepwater Horizon oil rig under a mile of ocean in the Gulf of Mexico with its grotesque videos of gushing oil plumes over 73 days after it had burnt and sunk and still with no possible solution in sight is an everyday sore reminder of the consequence confronting us anytime we put desire ahead of prudence. Thousands of livelihoods are wiped out not to mention the devastation to millions of wildlife for decades with uncertainty of recovery at all. It was caused by man and his mistakes. How far do we intend to push the boundary ? Was that how ancient civilizations self-destructed without a trace ? Mother Nature is tolerant and forgiving up to a point, then she acts decisively with little hesitation. Those who appreciate not her largesse and take it for granted by mistake often end up losing it all. I am retired after an ischemic stroke in 2002 and live with my family in Ottawa, the national capitol of Canada that is my adopted home.

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