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Monthly Archives: March 2011
A blog status note
Some news about what went down today.
The gases of the early atmosphere and the primordial soup
I find this very interesting, partly because I recreated Stanley Miller’s famous experiment for my high school science fair. It brings back fond memories of basement science projects. – Anthony Primordial soup gets spicier ‘Lost’ samples from famous origin of … Continue reading
California’s AB32 global warming law put on hold by judge
From the LA Times, some “climate justice” for the poor:
Does solar activity have to KEEP going up to cause warming? Mike Lockwood responds
Guest post by Alec Rawls My first post on this subject remarked on the number of scientists who assert that late 20th century global warming cannot have been driven by the sun because solar activity was not trending upwards at … Continue reading
The “Not Evil, Just Romm”, 2% solution
ERRATA: I made a mistake regarding the 2% figure, I misheard what was being presented during my visit with the BEST team at Berkeley. As many of you may know I’m about 80% hearing impaired and the presentation made to … Continue reading
Canadian Harp Seals In New England (“prediction” of cooling?)
Canadian Harp Seals may have “read” the predictions of the coming decades of stabilization of global temperatures and perhaps some cooling. Animals like the Harp Seal have experienced many millions of years of climatic change and, through the complex processes … Continue reading
Posted in climate_change, cosmic rays, Environment, modeling, Sea Surface Temperature
Tagged Harp Seal, Woods Hole Massachusetts
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Ten Major Failures of So-called Consensus Climate Science
By Joseph D’Aleo, CCM, AMS Fellow INTRODUCTION The US congress sub-committee on Energy and Commerce Committee held hearings on whether to restrict in some way the EPA’s regulatory authority relative to greenhouse gas emissions. There were 7 scientists invited to … Continue reading
Non-quote of the week
Usually I have “Quote of the week, but in this case, the silence says far more than any words the Goreacle might utter. At least somebody outside of the blogosphere noticed. From masslive.com where they say:
“…there is no greater truth than global warming, with its threat of a shrinking snowpack…”
Guest post by Russ Steele I am sure that you all remember this article in the San Francisco Chronicle in October of 2006. (10-27-2006) 04:00 PDT Norden, Nevada County — For the ski industry, both in California and rest of … Continue reading
Posted in snowfall, weather
Tagged Avalanche, global warming, San Francisco Chronicle, Yogi Berra
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Kilimanjaro regaining its snow cap
Paging Dr. Lonnie Thompson and Al Gore. From ETN: “Global warming” has nothing to do with this, it’s all about rainfall, deforestation, and evapotranspiration. I’m not ashamed to say: “We told you so”, several times:
Posted in Al Gore, Climate News
Tagged Al Gore, global warming, Lonnie Thompson, Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
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A plea for a return to science on the nuclear power issue
I get mail: German physicist Peter Heller wrote a passionate plea for a return to science on the nuclear power issue, published in German here: http://www.science-skeptical.de/blog/fukushima/004149/ With Dr. Heller’s permission, I’ve translated it in English. But having gone over the … Continue reading
Ocean Heat Content Adjustments: Follow-up and More Missing Heat
Guest post by Craig Loehle On June 2, 2009 at WUWT in Anomalous Spike in Ocean Heat Content I commented on what looked like a data discontinuity in ocean heat content data. In this follow-up post, I show that the recent … Continue reading
Someone is wrong in the MSM about radiation
Almost anyone who has spent any time on the internet in blogs or chat rooms has run into this famous cartoon from XKCD: Well now, the cartoonist has taken on a new subject – showing how wrong some the MSM … Continue reading
The reality of wind turbines in California – video
As many know, I was on a road trip for two weeks. On my return into California, I traveled a road I had done many many times – California Highway 58 through Tehachapi pass, one of the windiest areas of … Continue reading
My biggest pet peeve on running this blog
I have to fix this several times a week…please read and heed. I’m hoping that if I announce this as a post, it will reduce the problem.
Waterspout in San Francisco
Soon to be linked to “global warming” by some MSM type no doubt. Watch the video:
The Perigee Moon aka “Supermoon”
Perigee Moon left, Apogee Moon, right. Picture Credit: Galileo Project, NASA Thanks to WUWT regular “justthefacts” for assembling this story. – Anthony There has been a lot in the news about, “Saturday’s full moon will be a super “perigee moon” — … Continue reading
The minimal solar activity in 2008–2009 and its implications for long‐term climate modeling
This is a new paper in Geophysical Research Letters by C. J. Schrijver, W. C. Livingston, T. N. Woods, and R. A. Mewaldt. WUWT readers may recognize Livingston as the creator of one of the datasets we regularly follow graphically … Continue reading
Posted in cosmic rays, Science, solar
Tagged Geophysical Research Letters, Little Ice Age, Maunder Minimum, Solar variation, sun, Sunspot, Wolf number
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Quote of the week – note to the media, this 23 year old English teacher from Japan gets it, so stop the hype
From my town newspaper, in the story covering a young English teacher who was just now able to return home after being in Japan during the earthquake. She gets it, why can’t the media?
An Open Letter to Google
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Dear Googlefolk; Recently, you have decided to take sides in a scientific debate. That in itself is very foolish. Why would Google want to take either side when there is a disagreement between scientists? I … Continue reading
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The fireball network: an opportunity for citizen science?
This is an interesting project put on by NASA’s Meteoroid Environment Project (MEO) using some low light B/W video cameras placed into a skyward looking weatherproof housing made of a clear dome and some PVC pipe fittings and connected to … Continue reading
Good news from Japan: Situation ‘fairly stable’, says IAEA
IAEA= International Atomic Energy Agency – update here Story below from the Register: The situation at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear powerplant in Japan, badly damaged during the extremely severe earthquake and tsunami there a week ago, continues to stabilise. It … Continue reading
“You’re Not Allowed to Do This in Science”
Dr. Richard Muller calls out the “hide the decline” aka “Mike’s Nature Trick” on this YouTube video of a presentation he gave.
Stratospheric water vapor at Boulder up slightly in 30 years
Via press release from the AGU: Stratospheric water vapor increase at Colorado site Water vapor in the atmosphere is responsible for a significant portion of the greenhouse effect, and even small changes in the upper troposphere or lower stratosphere can … Continue reading
First articles online at the new “Nature Climate Change”
Well, at least they established a standard early on… Lest you think you have to drill down to find this, here’s the front page:
