Daily Archives: October 3, 2010

Length of day correlated to cosmic rays and sunspots

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From techno-science.net This tip came in on our tip & notes page, and at first I was quite surprised because I could not see a possible mechanism for it. Then as I read the translation (from French) it started to … Continue reading →

Posted in cosmic rays, earth, solar | 153 Comments

Delivering Messages Is Not Communicating

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Guest post by Thomas Fuller It should be clear to all who are following climate issues that the establishment is flailing a bit in regards to how they should be dealing with a pesky public. Ever since Climategate, Copenhagen, and … Continue reading →

Posted in Opinion | 112 Comments

Watts Up With Nuuk?

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NEW UPDATES POSTED BELOW As regular readers know, I have more photographs and charts of weather stations on my computer than I have pictures of my family. A sad commentary to be sure, but necessary for what I do here. … Continue reading →

Posted in climate data, GHCN, Technology, weather_stations | 144 Comments

Wasted food a huge energy gobbler

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I’ll have to admit, Professor Webster has a point. Food is so abundant in the western world that household trashbins are routinely stuffed with uneaten food. Now If I can just get my mind around eating more leftovers. – Anthony … Continue reading →

Posted in Agriculture, economy-health, energy | 97 Comments

New Scientist’s Fred Pearce calls for Pachauri to resign

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Pearce writes:

Posted in IPCC, media | 45 Comments

Booker: “anomalies” in Pachauri’s accounting

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Christopher Booker writes in the Telegraph: Next weekend, as delegates from 194 countries gather in South Korea for a crucial meeting of the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, their big talking point will be whether the IPCC’s chairman Dr … Continue reading →

Posted in Climate News, IPCC | 37 Comments