Daily Archives: September 15, 2010

Hump day hilarity – better skiing through homogenization

Posted on September 15, 2010 by

We all have heard about this story: One person decided that “due to global warming” he didn’t need his skis anymore. Then, he used a unique homogenization process to solve the problem of having skis. Watch the video: About these … Continue reading →

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Posted in Humor | 39 Comments

They only come out at night: “The Dark Side of Climate Change”

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Looks like they’ve discovered what great heat sinks asphalt and concrete make: From the National Resources Defense Council via press release posted at investorideas.com (h/t to Mark) WORST SUMMER EVER? NEW ANALYSIS OF 2010 SUMMER HEAT TO HIGHLIGHT LITTLE-DISCUSSED “DARK … Continue reading →

Posted in Climate data, UHI | 108 Comments

NOAA’s sea ice extent blunder

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Now you see it…(09/14/2010) Now you don’t…(09/15/2010)

Posted in Alarmism, Government idiocy, Sea Ice News | 181 Comments

McKitrick: Understanding the Climategate Inquiries

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By Ross McKitrick, Ph.D Professor of Environmental Economics, University of Guelph, Canada Introduction News broke on or around 19 November 2009 that a large archive of emails and files from the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) in the UK had been … Continue reading →

Posted in Climategate | 105 Comments

First Mover Disadvantage

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Guest post by Thomas Fuller Over at Bart Verheggen’s weblog, Bart (who is a climate scientist who looks at aerosols) writes about innovation, implementation and efficiency, saying, “Often, innovation (of new/improved energy technologies) and implementation (of existing energy technologies) are … Continue reading →

Posted in Opinion, Technology | 114 Comments