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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Naked bodies and a new Messiah
Guest post by Robert Zimmerman If anyone had any doubt that the global warming movement is undergoing a serious collapse, this so-called news article from Spiegel Online, entitled “Naked bodies and a new Messiah: Green groups are trying to sex … Continue reading
Lawrence Solomon on consensus statistics
Lawrence Solomon in the Financial Post writes: The ‘scientific consensus’ about global warming turns out to have a lot more to do with manipulating the numbers How do we know there’s a scientific consensus on climate change? Pundits and … Continue reading
Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup
Note: Normally this appears on Sunday, but I’m way behind this week- Anthony THIS WEEK: By Ken Haapala, Executive Vice President, Science and Environmental Policy Project (SEPP) Today marks the re-launch the SEPP web site, www.sepp.org. The web site is … Continue reading
An Unexpected Limit to Climate Sensitivity
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach [Update: I have found the problems in my calculations. The main one was I was measuring a different system than Kiehl et al. My thanks to all who wrote in, much appreciated.] The IPCC puts … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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The Northeast snowstorm of 2010 by satellite view
From NASA Earth Observatory: Last week’s Winter Storm in the Northeastern United States download large image (9 MB, JPEG)acquired December 28, 2010 download GeoTIFF file (74 MB, TIFF)acquired December 28, 2010 download Google Earth file (KMZ)acquired December 28, 2010 A … Continue reading
Global Sea Surface Temperature continues to drop
SST UPDATE FROM AMSR-E By Dr. Roy Spencer, PhD The following plot shows global average sea surface temperatures from the AMSR-E instrument over the lifetime of the Aqua satellite, through Dec 31, 2010. The SSTs at the end of December … Continue reading
Posted in ENSO, Sea Surface Temperature
Tagged Aqua, El Niño-Southern Oscillation, Sea Surface Temperature, temperature
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UAH Global Temperature anomaly published, 1998 still warmest year in the UAH satellite record
See also: RSS data: 2010 not the warmest year in satellite record, but a close second Dec. 2010 UAH Global Temperature Update: +0.18 deg. C By Dr. Roy Spencer, PhD. NEW 30-YEAR BASE PERIOD IMPLEMENTED! Sorry for yelling like that, but … Continue reading
Posted in climate data
Tagged climate, El Niño-Southern Oscillation, Northern Hemisphere, Roy Spencer
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California’s remarkable December weather
While Miami and much of south Florida experienced the coldest December on record, the “other sunny state”, California, has been getting blasted with snow. My family and I experienced this firsthand yesterday on the drive back from Southern California to … Continue reading
Posted in ENSO, snowfall, weather
Tagged california, El Niño-Southern Oscillation, Los Angeles, National Weather Service, snow, Southern California, Tejon Pass, weather
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RSS data: 2010 not the warmest year in satellite record, but a close second
NOTE: A second graph has been added. See below. The RSS data for Dec 2010 is out and available here, and I’m second in publishing it. The honor for being first goes to Lucia at the Blackboard here. I used … Continue reading
It’s such a cold December: 2010 ends on a chilly note where people live
Post by Dr. Ryan N. Maue December global surface temperatures cratered after the Cancun climate confab, which ended a string of above-average months. However, until the government temperature keepers put out their 2010 autopsy and bubble plot with the appropriate … Continue reading
Posted in climate_change, weather
Tagged 2010, climate change cold, global warming, temperature
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Bangladesh, the Poster Child
Guest post by: B.Quartero Bangladesh, the largest Delta in the world, has been the poster child of a scary sea level rise story ever since “An Inconvenient Truth”. There is much to be concerned about in Bangladesh, and flooding is … Continue reading
Do solar scientists STILL think that recent warming is too large to explain by solar activity?
Guest post by Alec Rawls Study of the sun-climate link was energized in 1991 by Friis-Christensen and Lassen, who showed a strong correlation between solar-cycle length and global temperature: This evidence that much of 20th century warming might be explained … Continue reading
US Energy Independence by 2020
Guest post by David Archibald Ira Glickstein’s post promoting clean coal has prompted me to offer a few slides from a presentation I had prepared. One of the things that gets me about clean coal is that the same people … Continue reading
Posted in energy
Tagged coal, Electricity generation, Energy, Liquid fuels, NuclearPower, United States
226 Comments
Antarctic Ice Cores: The Sample Rate Problem
Guest Post by David Middleton In my first guest post (CO2: Ice Cores vs. Plant Stomata), we discussed the merits of ice cores vs. plant stomata as paleo-CO2 measurements. One of the key stomata papers I cited was Thomas van Hoof’s … Continue reading
Posted in paleoclimatology
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Greenhouse Thought Experiment
UPDATE: Jeff provides his answer below Guest post by Jeff Condon (reposted by request from The Air vent) Derek has been in a war with ScienceofDoom over the what appears to be Planck radiation. I’m actually not sure of his … Continue reading
New paper – “absence of correlation between temperature changes … and CO2″
WUWT readers may remember way back when…I posted this from Joe D’Aleo: Warming Trend: PDO And Solar Correlate Better Than CO2 Joe wrote then: Clearly the US annual temperatures over the last century have correlated far better with cycles in the … Continue reading
Posted in Carbon dioxide
Tagged Carbon dioxide, climate change, Earth Sciences, global warming, Greenhouse effect, greenhouse gas
138 Comments
Zombie satellite cured, brought back to life
Readers may remember this story from 2010: “Zombie” satellite shuts down critical NOAA NWS systems overnight It appears the zombie has been brought back from the half dead.
Time Magazine and Global Warming
People send me stuff. Nigel Rios writes in with a great compendium of Time Magazine covers that illustrate the history of that magazine’s global warming coverage from the 1970′s to the present. It’s worth the click.
Posted in Humor, media, satire
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