Societal Cost of Using Improbable Climate Change Models, Peter Foster, RCR

Written By Peter Foster, BSc (Hons) Biochemistry

Peter Foster joins Jaspreet Boparai and Don Nicolson on the Societal Cost Of Using Improbable Climate Change Models And Whether The Methane Science Review Panel Will Finally Set The Record Straight On Methane’s Irrelevance To Global Warming

Teacher and scientist Peter Foster was in to talk about the societal cost of using improbable climate change models and whether the Methane Science Review Panel will finally set the record straight on methane’s irrelevance to global warming.

Peter Foster, BSc (Hons) Biochemistry

Peter spent half a decade in post graduate research, before switching to secondary school educator. (Science to year 11, Chemistry, Biology to year 13). Retiring in 2000 to convert his small sheep farm to a deer and cattle farm. Peter has continued to study climate literature and engage with specialists in the field since 2007 with particular emphasis on methane since 2018.
- 1995 recipient of a FORST fellowship in the Geology Department Otago University.
- Leader of Vanda Station Antarctica 1985/86 and leader of Cape Hallet demolition team 1987.

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