Daily Archives: March 31, 2010

Trust and Mistrust

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Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Following up on the excellent initiative of Dr. Judith Curry (see Judith’s post and my response ), I would like to see what I can do to rebuild the justifiably lost trust in climate science. … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | 327 Comments

New paper – AGW sooners, stake your “drill baby drill” ice free claims now!

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Richard North of the EU Referendum sends word of this new paper. I’m sure Greenpeace won’t be amused as more polar bears turn into dumpster divers with this new influx of miners and drillers in the new ice free future. … Continue reading →

Posted in Arctic, politics | 73 Comments

Arctic Sea Ice about to hit ‘normal’ – what will the news say?

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Forecasting The NSIDC News By Steven Goddard and Anthony Watts Barring an about face by nature or adjustments, it appears that for the first time since 2001, Arctic Sea ice will hit the “normal” line as defined by the National … Continue reading →

Posted in Arctic, forecasting, sea ice | 382 Comments

Send in the toads to test for quakes

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Story from AFP via Breitbart, h/t to Leif Svalgaard. Maybe the Chinese had it right way back then with this gadget: Toad is a telltale for impending quakes: scientists For ages, mankind has craved a tool that can provide early … Continue reading →

Posted in earth, Science | 107 Comments

Carbon Emissionaries

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In 2005, the European Union (EU) put into place a carbon trading scheme. Prices for carbon permits promptly plunged, and have remained depressed since then. The price for a permit to emit a tonne of CO2 went from 21.59 Euros … Continue reading →

Posted in carbon credits | 80 Comments