Daily Archives: June 13, 2010

Perfect place for a thermometer in Oz

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I’m in Townsville, Queensland, Australia (a rather tropical place) on a speaking tour, and as I walked up to my hotel room I felt a wave of heat, and some stale water smell. My trusty guide, Nigel, pointed to the … Continue reading →

Posted in fun_stuff | 78 Comments

Then and now, Europe, US to see snowy, cold winters: expert

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By charles the moderator From the “No matter what happens we can attribute it to Anthropogenic Climate Change” Department. In a story in physorg.com James Overland of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, makes a few claims which will … Continue reading →

Posted in sea ice, snowfall | 158 Comments

Does money grow in wind farms?

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Wind turbines are a poor way to harness energy – but a very good way to generate public subsidies, says Andrew Gilligan. By Andrew Gilligan from The UK Telegraph Published: 7:00AM BST 13 Jun 2010 A general view of Europe’s … Continue reading →

Posted in economy-health, energy, politics | 170 Comments

Poudre River Sets A Record

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By Steven Goddard From The Declining Spring Snowcover Department Yesterday afternoon, the Cache La Poudre River set its June 12 stream flow record flowing through Fort Collins, Colorado. At 1:30 and 2:45 PM, the river hit 5,600 cubic feet per … Continue reading →

Posted in climate_change, records | 61 Comments

New Dogs; Old Tricks:

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Over at Climate Audit Steve McIntyre has started a  new series on the “the trick.”  To this day the trick is still largely misunderstood by nearly everyone discussing it, except Steve and a few of his readers.  The trick deniers, … Continue reading →

Posted in Climategate | 49 Comments