Editorial Board Chief Editor Hermann Harde Co-Editors Francois GervaisGöran HenrikssonOle HumlumGunnar JuliussonIgor KhmerlinskiiDemetris KoutsoyannisIngemar NordinGösta PettersonPeter Stallinga Extended Board Stein BergsmarkGuus BerkhoutOle Henrik EllestadJens Morten HansenMartin HovlandJan Erik SolheimHenrik Svensmark Acknowledgement 2021 SCC started in the classical format publishing two…
Volume 4 is planned to appear in two issues. This first issue contains a longer review paper of Roy Clark, who explains in detail, why the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, who awarded part of the 2021 Nobel Prize for…
15. January, 2024. We reached our goal in 2023 with four quarterly volumes and one extra from the Copenhagen Climate Conference. The plan has been to publish four volumes per year with 100-150 pages each. Volume 1 (2021) had two…
23. December, 2023. The Danish Climate Realists organised a Climate Conference in Copenhagen September 14-15 2023• The main conferece took place in Folketinget (Parliament) Sept. 15 with title The Climate Emergency is Cancelled. On Sept. 14 a preconferece seminar was…
15. December, 2023. In order to increase visibility we have increased the number of categories under the pulls-down menu, which now is called papers. Here you will find all articles – the latest on top, Essay, Comments, Debate, Proceedings etc.…
24. September, 2023. A new front page is constructed by Arild Eugen Johansen, our layout expert. For this he used Adobe Firefly technology creating a water color image, indicating the importance of water in the atmosphere, together with ocean or…
March 31, 2023. Our aim is to publish quarterly issues. The first issue in volume 3 finished on time: March 2023. It contains a Debate section with an own Debate-Editor. Discussions and debates are important for science to progress. We…
The journal had a problem in 2022. Only the first issue, Volume 1.1, was edited into a volume (August 2021). Later articles were published only on a website with pay-wall, and difficult to access. No updates were done in several…
Ernst-Georg Beck’s monumental work on historic CO2-measurement is published. For a long time, we have been told that the increase in Atmospheric CO2 measured since 1959 is due to our use of fossil fuel. In our journal we have published…
Vol. 2.2 June 2022 A new data set of annually averaged CO2 background levels directly measured from 1826 to 1960 is presented. It is based on a selection process of about 100,000 single samples from more than 200,000 available near…
The journal Science of Climate Change was funded by Klimarealistene in Norway in September 2020, and the first issue appeared in August 2021. Several additional articles have been published in 2021 and 2022, but due to a heavy work load…