Daily Archives: November 15, 2009

More on the record high-low temperature debacle

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U.S. Record Temperatures—A Closer Look From World Climate Report: A new paper that is soon to appear in the journal Geophysical Research Letters finds that across the U.S. daily record high temperatures are being set at about twice the frequency … Continue reading →

Posted in records, weather | 42 Comments

Northern Sierra Trees Falsify Claim of ‘Unprecedented’ Global Warming

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Guest post by Larry Fields The last Ice Age razed all of the coniferous forests in Finland. After the ice sheet retreated, trees from elsewhere–like the Scots Pine–gradually colonized the vacant niches. On a smaller scale, the same thing happened … Continue reading →

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The Delayer in Chief? – Obama backs Copenhagen postponement

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I always have to chuckle when somebody uses the phrase denier/delayer to label somebody for even the slightest transgression on climate /action/justice/activism/alarmism/pick a word. Briefly, this appeared on Google News: That was the original title of the piece. Somebody must … Continue reading →

Posted in Alarmism, media, politics | 189 Comments

Winds of change – Gore gets booed – maybe they shouldn’t have billed him as “president of the planet”

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Gore’s presentation on climate change draws 800 as 200 protestors gather outside By George Bennett Palm Beach Post Staff Writer   Confused Palm Beach County voters helped thwart Al Gore’s 2000 bid to become president of the United States, but … Continue reading →

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Reference: 450 skeptical peer reviewed papers

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Andrew at Popular Technology has taken the time (quite a bit of it) to compile a list of papers that have skeptical views. It is reproduced in full here. My thanks to him for doing this. – Anthony 450 Peer-Reviewed … Continue reading →

Posted in climate_change, Science | 333 Comments