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Page 1: Access to Energy...Access to Energy Paul B. Queneau, P.E. Principal Metallurgical Engineer The Bear Group pqueneau@mines.edu Recycling Metals Conference Sponsored by Heritage Environmental

Access to EnergyPaul B. Queneau, P.E.

Principal Metallurgical Engineer

The Bear [email protected]

Recycling Metals ConferenceSponsored by Heritage Environmental Services

& Colorado School of Mines

June 18-20, 2019

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Dark Africa

Energy Is Life!

Europe & Africa at Night

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Spencer, Roy W., An Inconvenient Deception, 2017, p.42

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It’s All About the Sun!

OLLI West

2018

Earth

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The Sun’s Variations

Luminosity:

Billions of years

Sunspot activity:Decades

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scale 1:109

Intense Electromagnetic Energy: Sunspots

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From: Plants Need CO2: Carbon Dioxide is Green

http://www.plantsneedco2.org/ 7

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Solar Irradiance vs Temperature

Climate Change, Gerhard & Thommason 2017

from Hoyt and Schatten, (1997), Bond et al. (2001) 8

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CO2 Output Compared to Solar Activity

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Solar – Climate Relationship

Fewer Magnetic Sunspots ➡️

Less Solar Wind ➡️

More Galactic Cosmic Rays ➡️

More Low Level Cloud Formation ➡️

More Sunlight Reflected Into Space.

Result: Earth Becomes Colder

The Past and Future of Climate, David Archibald, Hamilton Club, July 19, 2009.10

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American Physical Society Dissenters

Ivar Giaeyer –Nobel Laureate, Rensselaer

Polytechnic, American Physical Society Fellow

Harold Lewis – Prof. Emeritus UC Santa Barbara,

American Physical Society Fellow

Robert B. Laughlin – Nobel Laureate,

Stanford University– Nobel Laureate, National Medal

of Science, Congressional Gold Medal

William Happer – Cyrus Brackett, Prof of Physics -

Princeton Univ., American Physics Society Fellow

Antonino Zichichi – President, World Federation of

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Sea Level Fall and Rise vs Fuel Use

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Glacial Shortening vs Hydrocarbon Use

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Glacial Retreat in Glacier Bay, AK

• Latest retreat started 1750

- Was the end of the Little Ice Age

• By 1794 had retreated several miles

• By 1870 had retreated over 30 miles

• Glacier Bay was mostly ice-free by 1900

Predates most of man-made CO2

Patrick Moore, Wall Street Journal, 9-4-1514

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Temp. vs CO2 Concentration

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CO2

oC oC

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(Geologic Constraints on Climate Variability, Dr. Lee C. Gerhard, Kansas GS)

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My Two Conclusions

The Sun is the primary driver of climate change.

The Sun has far greater impact on climate than

changes in CO2.

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