Dr. Tim Ball

Dr. Tim Ball is a generalist with expertise in the fields of geography and climatology. He has been a frequent guest on It’s Rainmaking Time!™ since October 2009, speaking about various topics related to climate change, law & government, and academia. In 2010, Dr. Ball co-authored the book Slaying the Sky Dragon, a critique of the standard greenhouse gas theory. He regularly publishes new articles on his website.

Dr. Ball’s appearances on It’s Rainmaking Time!™ are listed below. Click on article titles to listen or download.

Climate Change & Weather Impact History

March 14, 2012

Our ability to prepare for and survive sudden environmental changes could never be more important than it is today. Dr. Tim Ball joins us to share about the role of climate and weather in shaping human history.

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Inside NAFTA

November 14, 2011

Dr. Tim Ball guides us through the history, development, and implications of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). Why did NAFTA come into being, and what does it mean for the future of North America’s water resources?

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Glacier Science 101

March 12, 2011

Our lack of scientific knowledge about climate change makes us vulnerable to accepting incorrect information. Dr. Tim Ball explains the geological, climatological, and historical data on glacier activity to help us separate fact from fiction.

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Slaying the Sky Dragon

December 10, 2010

Climatologist Dr. Tim Ball discusses his new book Slaying The Sky Dragon and explains why the greenhouse gas theory is just plain wrong.

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The Complexity of Ocean Exploration

August 17, 2010

Dr. Tim Ball returns for our 100th show since resuming production in late 2009. Join us as we discuss ocean exploration and the ocean’s role in climate.

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Examining Peer Review

April 22, 2010

1421 author Gavin Menzies and climatologist Dr. Tim Ball discuss the specific problems of the peer review process and the academic perversion of true discovery.

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