09.00 Opening ceremony
09.30 Session 1: Changes in Climate and Weather
Chair: Pamela Matlack-Klein
09.30 Christopher Essex: Climate: like atomic physics where we are the atoms
10.20 Coffee break – with posters
11.00 Piers Corbyn: European weather in the last years – extreme or normal?
11.20 Nils-Axel Mörner: Atlantic Ocean circulation and Gulf Stream beat
11.40 Maria da Assunção Araújo & Pamela Matlack-Klein: Note on the Portuguese Sea Level Project
12.00 Michael Limburg: Can we trust time series of historical climate data?
12.20 Karl Zeller & Ned Nikolov: Earth + Solar system data and scientific method = New climate science
12.40 Ned Nikolov & Karl Zeller: Implications of semi-empirical planetary temperature model for a new
understanding of Earth’s climate history
13.00 Lunch: break for 1.5 hour
14.30 Session 2: CO2, Climate Sensitivity and Greenhouse Effects
Chair: Jan-Erik Solheim
14.30 Francois Gervais: Cooling of climate sensitivity
14.50 Christopher Monckton: On an error in defining temperature feedback
15.10 Camille Veyres: Eleven facts you must know to avoid being deceived by the AGW
15.30 Edwin Berry: A fatal flaw in global warming science
15.50 Hermann Harde: How much CO2 and also the Sun contribute to global warming
16.10 Hans Jelbring: Regional greenhouse effects – based on observational evidence
16.30 Coffee break – with posters
17.00 Ray Garnett & Madhav Khandekar: Increasing cold weather extremes since the new
millennium: an assessment with a focus on worldwide economic impact
17.20 Albrecht Glatzle: Livestock’s role in climate change: Do we need a shift of paradigm? (poster)
17:30 Philip Foster: Being wrong can have serious consequences /The Nile Climate Engine
17.40 General discussion-1 including: Student’s ask questions
Moderators: Nils-Axel Mörner, Pamela Matlack-Klein & Maria da Assunção Araújo
19.00 End of Day-1
Day 2: Saturday, 8 September 2018
09.30 Session 3: Forcing functions in Climate Change
Chair: Thomas Wysmuller
09.30 Piers Corbyn: Mechanisms of weather extremes and climate changes (including long range forecasting)
09.50 Henri Masson: Complexity, causality and dynamics inside the climate system
10.10 Pavel Kalenda et al.: Calculation of solar energy, accumulated in the continental rocks
10.30 Don Easterbrook (ppt submission): The cause of Little Ice Ages and climate change
10.50 Roger Tattersall & Stuart Graham: Climate change: solar-interplanetary forces – not human activity
11.10 Coffee break – with posters
11.40 Jan-Erik Solheim: The length of solar cycle as predictor for local climate
11.00 Harald Yndestad: The climate clock
11.20 Nils-Axel Mörner: Planetary beat and sea level changes
11.40 Nicola Scafetta: Toward a better understanding of natural climate variability
13.00 Lunch: break for 1.5 hour
14.30 Session 4: Further observational facts, interpretations and geoethics
Chair: Karl Zeller
14.30 Thomas Wysmuller: The fall of IGCP’s sea-level rise
14.50 Antonio Silva: Relevance of present sea-level changes to coastal risk
15.10 Maria da Assunção Araújo: Greenland: some simple observations on ice retreat and climate evolution
15.30 Cliff Ollier (ppt submission): Ocean acidification is a myth
15.50 Peter Ridd (ppt submission): The Great Barrier Reef, climate change and science
16.00 David Block: Salt and albedo
16.20 Conor McMenemie: The Nile Climate Engine
16.40 Coffee break – with posters
17.10 Howard Dewhirst and Robert Heath: Letter to the Geological Society of London
17.30 Aziz Adam (ppt submission): The politics of global change
17.40 Benoit Rittaud: Some historical cases of erroneous scientific consensus
18.00 General discussion-2
Moderators: Nils-Axel Mörner & Pamela Matlack-Klein
Jim O’Brien: Announcement
19.00 Closing: Christopher Essex & Maria da Assunção Araújo
Postlude: Christopher Monckton
19.30 Cheese & Port Mingle