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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Friday Funny: Lynas in the trenches
Josh thinks AGW is a trench war, he might be right.
Posted in Humor, satire
24 Comments
Gamma ray flash was star swallowed whole by black hole
Yikes! What a way to go. One wonders if there were any planets around that star and if they may have contained life. We’ll never know. Black hole eats star, producing bright gamma-ray flash By Robert Sanders, Media Relations UC … Continue reading
Trees show no rainfall pattern in last century
I’ve always said that trees are a better proxy for rainfall than temperature. Just looking at how trees cluster around water sources can tell you this. From the Hockeyschtick: New paper shows no increase in precipitation over past 105 years, … Continue reading
Quote of the Week – bonus edition
Normally I have only one, but this has been an extraordinary week. Thanks to the conflict of interest so aptly and unashamedly demonstrated by the IPCC and Greenpeace, warmist Mark Lynas has publicly embraced “denialism”. Here’s his stunning statement:
Posted in IPCC
Tagged Greenpeace, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, IPCC, Mark Lynas, Steve McIntyre
47 Comments
Easterbrook on the potential demise of sunspots
THE DEMISE OF SUNSPOTS—DEEP COOLING AHEAD? Don J. Easterbrook, Professor of Geology, Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA The three studies released by NSO’s Solar Synoptic Network this week, predicting the virtual vanishing of sunspots for the next several decades and … Continue reading
Posted in Science, solar
Tagged Little Ice Age, Maunder Minimum, Medieval Warm Period, Solar variation, Sunspot
475 Comments
Leaked: smoke and mirror geoengineering ideas from the IPCC
Must be IPCC week. When it rains the stupid, it pours. From the Telegraph: IPCC ‘considering sending mirrors to space to tackle climate change’ Reflective aerosols would be sent into space under a series of radical “geo-engineering” measures being considered … Continue reading
Posted in Geoengineering, IPCC
Tagged Geoengineering, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
114 Comments
I’ll never be able to eat Kobe beef again
Willis recently wrote about The Long View of Feeding the Planet and all I can say about this idea below is that it is too long wrong. But, this is exactly the sort of thing that some wacky eco-types would see … Continue reading
John Coleman on the recent solar slump announcement
John Coleman, founder of the weather Channel and now at KUSI-TV in San Diego passes on this video which I’m passing on to WUWT readers.
Posted in media, solar
72 Comments
On The Hijacking of the American Meteorological Society (AMS)
Guest post by Bill Gray Professor Emeritus, Colorado State University (AMS Fellow, Charney Award recipient, and over 50-year member) June 2011 I am very disappointed at the downward path the AMS has been following for the last 10-15 years in … Continue reading
The plot thickens – The IPCC and ideological green money-laundering
After the revelations yesterday of the latest IPCC self destructing FUBAR, we now have at Bishop Hill, a guest post by Ben Pile. In it he outlines what he has found about the millions of Euros that are being spent … Continue reading
Almost Friday Funny – IPCC’s renewable energy cycle
Josh is drawing in renewable circles over the recent IPCC flap.
Posted in Humor, IPCC, satire
15 Comments
New peer reviewed study: Surge in North Atlantic hurricanes due to better detectors, not climate change
Told ya so, here From the American Geophysical Union weekly Journal Highlights: A spate of research has indicated there may be a link between climate change and the prevalence of North Atlantic tropical cyclones. Upon closer inspection, however, researchers have … Continue reading
A blunder of staggering proportions by the IPCC
Steve McIntyre has uncovered a blunder on the part of Pachauri and the IPCC that is causing waves of doubt and calls for retooling on both sides of the debate. In a nutshell, the IPCC made yet another inflated claim … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Greenpeace, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Mark Lynas, Steve McIntyre
220 Comments
Satellite Composite Shows Chilean Volcano Plume Spreading Globally
Since its eruption in early June, several NASA satellites have captured images of the ash plume from the eruption of the Chilean Volcano called Puyehue-Cordón Caulle and have tracked it around the world. NASA has collected them in the NASA … Continue reading
Another stupid polar publicity stunt – “Row To The Pole”
I thought when I saw the Catlin expedition and their faked biotelemetry on their website I had seen the epitome of stupid when it comes to polar publicity stunts. I was wrong. Enter the new candidate: Not only is it … Continue reading
Posted in Arctic, ridiculae
Tagged Arctic, National Oceanography Centre, North Pole, University of Southampton
149 Comments
Scientists Prove Existence of ‘Magnetic Ropes’ that Cause Solar Storms
Seems like GMU doesn’t stop, waiting for Dave Clarke and John Mashey to launch the next copygate volley. Here’s some interesting research. FAIRFAX, Va., June 15, 2011—George Mason University scientists discovered recently that a phenomenon called a giant magnetic rope … Continue reading
Posted in Science, solar
Tagged George Mason University, Solar Dynamics Observatory, Solar flare, sun
86 Comments
Quote of the Week – a climate sanity plea from the Daily Kos
Some surprising sanity from one of the most insane places on the web. This could be a Nike ad, all it needs is a swoosh to go with the slogan. Joe Romm and Bill McKibben, this message is for you … Continue reading
“All three of these lines of research to point to the familiar sunspot cycle shutting down for a while.”
I’ve managed to get a copy of the official press release provided by the Southwest Research Institute Planetary Science Directorate to MSM journalists, for today’s stunning AAS announcement and it is reprinted in full here: WHAT’S DOWN WITH THE SUN? … Continue reading
NASA JPL on New Insights on How Solar Minimums Affect Earth
This is the first of what I’m sure will be a series of solar stories related to the stunning (at least to people who have not been following WUWT since 2008) announcement that it appears sunspots are on the wane, … Continue reading
Posted in Science, solar
Tagged Advanced Composition Explorer, Coronal hole, Magnetic field, NASA, sun
81 Comments
BREAKING – major AAS solar announcement: Sun’s Fading Spots Signal Big Drop in Solar Activity
“If we are right, this could be the last solar maximum we’ll see for a few decades,” Hill said. “That would affect everything from space exploration to Earth’s climate.” Update: see the official press release here – “All three of … Continue reading
Climate Craziness of the Week: Grist perpetuates the tornado to climate change linkage myth
And of course they throw in all ‘extreme weather’ for good measure. But as they like to say, let’s ‘explode the myth’. From the Grist website, an intro to what they say is a ‘must see’ video, following McKibbens ‘must … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Craziness of the Week
Tagged Bill McKibben, climate change, Debbie Stabenow, Extreme weather, Grist
28 Comments
Obama’s SmartGrid plans
Via Slashdot: “On Monday, the Obama administration announced the next steps that the US will take to build its 21st century electric grid, and Information Technology is expected to play a big part in the plans. The White House hosted … Continue reading
American Astronomical Society to make ‘major’ solar announcement
From Space.com Astronomers will unveil a “major result” on Tuesday (June 14) regarding the sun’s 11-year sunspot cycle. The announcement will be made at a solar physics conference in New Mexico, according to an alert released today (June 10) by … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged American Astronomical Society, Solar cycle, Solar physics
69 Comments
A green product worth recommending
Readers of WUWT know that while I have my doubts about the magnitude of AGW and express skepticism and sometimes outright disdain for certain green schemes and products, some of which work about as well as the photo at left, … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged Australia, california, Flush toilet, Toilet, Water, Water Resources
130 Comments
Power grid cut worries flaring over solar flares
This is quite alarming, but as Dr. Leif Svalgaard explained in his email tip to me, “…in this case, probably justified”. Here’s the story from the Independent:
