Weather is the basic interaction of cold and warm air with water vapor. If we heat the atmosphere unnaturally, we contribute to climate change which affects every country. Environment Canada contributes climatic data to building code for each region so we can build, insulate and provide energy within regional climatic data. Building codes tell us to watch out for solar radiation but solar interaction with buildings wasn’t verified.

The United Nation’s Members meet to discuss climate change and the direction countries should take in addressing it. The biggest challenge to the whole conference is 100% of the countries are literally blind to the temperatures they are discussing. Urban Heat Islands cost billions in energy waste and more emissions every year.

The same UV that burns our skin is causing building development and exposed ground to generate extreme heat depending on shade or paint color. We are reacting to the symptoms with massive energy waste while buildings still superheat the atmosphere, even in the winter.

In order to heat the atmosphere and cause manmade global warming contributing to climate change, there needs to be a source of heat. Look at the following video and see temperature in the infrared spectrum including a time-lapsed infrared video of buildings being radiated right after sunrise.

The following information shows you heat effect with solar EMFs interacting with the surface of exteriors of buildings. Radio frequency EMFs are different in they travel through building material and they travel through you. Look at the video and know that high speed frequencies going through your body are heating you plus much much more. Frequencies are different and all require important consideration.

The UN Members are looking for a source of heat and spending 100s of billions, none of it will address the heat you will see here. It is happening today and in all countries. None of it will be seen and the droughts, floods, severe weather, forest fires, etc will continue. Solar exposed buildings are grossly exceeding building code and Environment Canada’s Climatic Data. Heat rises and once you generate that heat, it is here to mix. Look at the National Weather Services Satellite to see how heat travels the country and further. It changes weather!