Fallacy of the Green Movement and Climate Change - Schramek, Joseph E.
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Joseph E. Schramek's book provides a number of his papers and responses to media articles that disproves the worldwide position of the scientific community that has generated the government rulings for the green movement and climate change believers and supporters. Mr. Schramek's simple and elemental physics and chemistry analysis of atmosphere shows that the miracle gas, carbon dioxide, has no relationship with the alarming predictions of doom for our planet from these pseudo scientists and their followers. He shows that carbon dioxide gas is our only natural source of oxygen and vegetation that permits continued life here on earth.…mehr

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Joseph E. Schramek's book provides a number of his papers and responses to media articles that disproves the worldwide position of the scientific community that has generated the government rulings for the green movement and climate change believers and supporters. Mr. Schramek's simple and elemental physics and chemistry analysis of atmosphere shows that the miracle gas, carbon dioxide, has no relationship with the alarming predictions of doom for our planet from these pseudo scientists and their followers. He shows that carbon dioxide gas is our only natural source of oxygen and vegetation that permits continued life here on earth.
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Joseph E. Schramek was a group leader for the design of chassis frames for large body/frame vehicles, steering components, and a reliability specialist at Ford Motor for forty-four years. He was issued three US patents and one trade secret for quality processes. He received a BS in electrical engineering from Michigan State University in 1961. In his preengineering study at Western Michigan University, he took an honors calculus class and was the sixth best in the chemistry. Mr. Schramek has always been concerned about relationship of physics and chemistry as they relate to weather and life on earth.