Daily Archives: May 22, 2009

Limitations on Anthropogenic Global Warming

by Leonard Weinstein, ScD March 1, 2009 reposted from The Air Vent It is not obvious what the ideal temperature and CO2 level should be for mankind. We tend to assume that the average of whatever has occurred in the … Continue reading

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The Guardian Appears Ready to Power Glasgow 100% From Wind (Part 2)

By Steven Goddard There is that green jacket again In Wednesday’s Guardian, their lead environmental story made this bold claim about The Whitelee Wind Farm: Europe’s largest onshore wind farm, which is already powerful enough to meet Glasgow’s electricity needs … Continue reading

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A look at human CO2 emissions -vs- ocean absorption

Steve Fitzpatrick writes in with a short essay: Graphic by NASA Ocean CO2 absorption On May 11 you reposted a blog from Dr. Roy Spencer, where he suggests that much of the increase in atmospheric CO2 could be due to warming … Continue reading

Posted in Carbon dioxide, oceans | 188 Comments