Monthly Archives: July 2010

Barrow Update

Posted on July 3, 2010 by

By Steven Goddard, A few days ago I did a post Latest Barrow Ice Breakup On Record? Since then, the Barrow webcam has started showing open water, which has confused some of our friends into believing that the ice has … Continue reading →

Posted in sea ice | 105 Comments

A note of sincere thanks

Posted on July 3, 2010 by

I’m on my way back to the USA from my Australian speaking tour.  I’ll be offline a couple of days. There are many, many, people who I owe a debt of gratitude to, for kindnesses big and small, but, there … Continue reading →

Posted in Announcements | 209 Comments

What I’m reading on the plane

Posted on July 2, 2010 by

Quite by accident I took a wrong turn this AM while searching for a Starbucks, and ended up in front of an interesting bookshop in the old Scots Church building in Sydney. I went in and one of the first … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Review | 46 Comments

Arctic Ice Graphing Lesson Increasing By 50,000 km2 Per Year

Posted on July 2, 2010 by

By Steven Goddard [see important addendum added to end of article ~ ctm] [Note: The title and conclusion are wrong due to bias in the start/end point of the graph, the mistake was noted by Steven immediately after publication, and … Continue reading →

Posted in sea ice | 174 Comments

My interview on the road

Posted on July 2, 2010 by

This interview below by Tom Minchin took place in a hospital staff room just a few minutes before my presentation in Hamilton City, Victoria at the hospital auditorium. Tom did a much better job than most reporters because not only … Continue reading →

Posted in Opinion | 33 Comments

June 2010 Temperature, cooling a bit as El Nino fades

Posted on July 2, 2010 by

June 2010 UAH Global Temperature Update: +0.44 deg. C by Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D. The global-average lower tropospheric temperature remains warm, +0.44 deg. C for June, 2010, but it appears the El Nino warmth is waning as a La … Continue reading →

Posted in climate data | 57 Comments

AGW Mathematics : -30 + 5 = 0

Posted on July 2, 2010 by

By Steven Goddard, From The Vancouver Sun, a survey of leading climate scientists. “More than half the experts think there is a more than 10 per chance we’ll get five degrees C warming under that scenario,” he says. “And five … Continue reading →

Posted in Alarmism, Antarctic, Arctic, oceans | 147 Comments

Ponderous Pachyderms Prevent Permafrost

Posted on July 2, 2010 by

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Anthony Watts has pointed to a curious new paper in his article “Climate Craziness of the Week: The AGU peddles a mammoth climate change theory”  I thought I’d use it as an example of how … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | 60 Comments

Penn State Report Released

Posted on July 2, 2010 by

Online here I don’t have a lot to say about this, but I would suggest reading the comments over at the Climate Audit thread on the subject. The acount of Richard Lindzen’s testimony in the report is interesting. ~ charles … Continue reading →

Posted in politics | 100 Comments

Waxman Malarkey 4: Impact Zone Ireland

Posted on July 1, 2010 by

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach In part 4 of this series, I take a look at the Waxman Markey claims about the Emerald Isle, Impact Zone Ireland. My previous analyses of the same site were Waxman Malarkey: Impact Zone US … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | 98 Comments

The Victorian Warmed Period

Posted on July 1, 2010 by

I met Ken while on my Australian tour, he’s been doing some fine work. Via Andrew Bolt Retired school principal Kenskingdom was alarmed by this Bureau of Meteorology graph, showing a strong warming trend for Victoria, Australia: He checked the … Continue reading →

Posted in climate data | 74 Comments

New Zealand’s Prime Minister: Climate Change bill a “load of rubbish” and “hoax”

Posted on July 1, 2010 by

Via Andrew Bolt in email, some surprising revelations about New Zealand’s Prime minister and his previous opinion of the ETS. It appears he has done a complete about face from his very strong opinions of 2005. The Prime Minister of … Continue reading →

Posted in carbon credits, politics | 76 Comments

Weather vs. Climate

Posted on July 1, 2010 by

By Steven Goddard I recently had the opportunity to attend a meeting of some top weather modelers. Weather models differ from climate models in that they have to work and are verified every hour of every day around the planet. … Continue reading →

Posted in modeling, weather | 211 Comments