Daily Archives: March 5, 2009

Pielke Sr: No Climate Heating In “The Pipeline”

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From Roger Pielke Sr’s Climate Science Website Is There Climate Heating In “The Pipeline”? A new paper has appeared (thanks to Timo Hämeranta for alerting us to it!) Urban, Nathan M., and Klaus Keller, 2009. Complementary observational constraints on climate … Continue reading →

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IPCC 20th Century Simulations Get a Boost from Outdated Solar Forcings

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Guest post by Bob Tisdale IPCC 20th Century Simulations Get a Boost from Outdated Solar Forcings Or The Sun Also Can’t Explain the Warming in the Early Part of the 20th Century INTRODUCTION In two previous posts, AGW Proponents Are … Continue reading →

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NOAA finds seven new corals to worry about

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The real question  is: How long before Michael Mann does a ring study on it with RegEM to claim that the current pH of the ocean is “unprecedented”? Contacts:                                                                        FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Christine Patrick, 301-734-1030                                                         March 5, … Continue reading →

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Negative feedback in climate – empirical or emotional?

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Here’s an interesting paper that breaks with consensus. The only problem is that it is being ignored for the most part by the mainstream climate community, even going so far as to having a debate over the paper’s source of … Continue reading →

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