@EWTNews Sister Nirmala Joshi was born into a Hindu Brahmin family in India and converted to Catholicism in 1958. She was inspired by Mother Teresa’s life and went on to join the Missionaries of Charity, eventually succeeding her as Superior General
Povolenka CO2 na #EUETS roste a přes všechno, co už jsem tu napsal, vzniká údiv.
Tedy znovu! Proč povolenka CO2 roste i teď? Povolenka roste ze “zoufalství” a snižuje marži uhelných elektráren…. Kdyby zůstala na 80 EUR/t tak uhlí vstupuje do ultra ziskového ráje…. a to nikdo nechce…. Uhlí má být přece už odepsané. Jenže nyní spread cena elektřiny (120 EUR/MWh) vs. povolenka CO2 tj. 80 EUR/t by byl 40 EUR/MWh. Tedy povolenka roste a spread je “jen” 35 EUR/MWh. Uhlí je i tak fenomén 🎉 Jen připomínám, že v únoru letos byl výše zmiňovaný spread 2 až 3 EUR/MWh
The primacy pacemaker for millions of years of ice age cycles are the Milankovitch cycles. They reveal how the Earth's orbital engine overshadows the false trace gas narrative. The shift from glacial to interglacial periods isn't some random fluctuation caused by the trace gas CO₂; its a mechanical consequence of Earth’s positioning in space relative to the sun. These three anomalies are 'eccentricity' (the orbital shape), 'obliquity' (the Earth's tilt), and 'precession' (a planetary wobble). These cycles dictate the distribution of solar insolation flux (sunlight), particularly at 65°N, which acts as the kill switch for ice sheets.
If orbital geometry provides the energy required to melt miles of ice, then CO₂ is at best a passenger or a faint secondary feedback in this process. CO₂ is not the driver, nor does it initiate warming. There is an 800 to 1,100-year time lag from warming oceans to rising CO₂ levels. The oceans warm entirely due to natural variability—including the sun, landforms, orbital anomalies, oceanic currents, water vapor dispersion, prevailing winds, and storms. This 'natural warming' cycle releases soluble chemicals like CO₂ back into the atmosphere via Henry's Law, based on a temperature-dependent equilibrium.
The oceans contain 86% of the world's surface carbon, while the atmosphere is a carbon desert containing only 1-2%. This is why CO₂ is a trace gas; it makes scientific sense. Oceanic outgassing explains the physical chemistry: where warmer oceans hold less dissolved CO₂. As the orbital cycles trigger initial warming, oceans release CO₂ centuries later. This is documented as a significant time gap in Vostok and EPICA ice cores. It is difficult, if not impossible, to accept the claim that rising CO₂ is the cause of the warming that caused the CO₂ to rise in the first place.
This is further clouded by a smoothing distortion called the Firn Gap. CO₂ isn't trapped instantly in the ice; it circulates in the 'firn' (unconsolidated snow) for decades or centuries before the ice seals. Because of this, ice cores act as a low-pass filter, averaging out centuries of data into a single point. Comparing a 50-year spike from modern atmospheric readings to a 1,000-year average from an ice core is a mathematical mismatch—an apples to oranges comparison that artificially smooths the past to make the present look volatile. This is why the claim of an 'unprecedented' CO₂ rise is a fabrication of data resolution.
When everything is falling apart, most leaders make the same fatal mistake: they try to solve the crisis before they truly understand it.
After leading multiple turnarounds, I've learned that crisis management isn't about having all the answers, it's about following the right sequence.
As promised, here is the 3-step framework I use 🧵
@mog_russEN Let's hope Russia (Moscow) becomes stalwart champion of Christianity in the evolving world. Notwithstanding all major religions should feel at home there as has been case till now.
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