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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Mapping the guilt of fruits and vegetables out of state
From DOE/Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, probably the biggest load of crap I’ve seen in quite some time. I realize that’s harsh, and I don’t think I’ve ever used that sentence to describe a scientific study, but there’s really no other … Continue reading
Unique new building material self regulates heat
Scientific breakthrough: University invents heat-regulating building material In a major scientific breakthrough with important long-term environmental consequences, researchers at The University of Nottingham Ningbo China (UNNC) have developed a material that will cut the amount of energy a building uses … Continue reading
Posted in energy, Technology
Tagged Building material, Sustainable energy, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
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Rasmussen poll: 69% Say It’s Likely Scientists Have Falsified Global Warming Research
From Rasmussen Reports, some bad news for Al Gore and the Hockey Team: The debate over global warming has intensified in recent weeks after a new NASA study was interpreted by skeptics to reveal that global warming is not man-made. … Continue reading
Uh oh, CO2 actually reverses temperature effect on rangelands
The results of a USDA experiment called PHACE (Prairie Heating and CO2 Enrichment) where liquid CO2 is injected into the ground from a storage tank, then effects measure on grassland growth, shows a surprising result: increased range grass growth leading … Continue reading
Sea Ice News: Arctic sea ice extent making a sharp right turn
Over the past few days, Arctic sea ice extent has braked dramatically in the daily loss rate and now has made a sharp right turn, which is rather unusual. Here’s the JAXA extent: And here is a close up view, … Continue reading
Posted in Sea Ice News
Tagged sea ice, Arctic, National Snow and Ice Data Center, Polar ice packs, Arctic Ocean
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Study: The Norwegian cyclone storm model is flawed
One of the most basic tenets of meteorology, The Norwegian Cyclone Model is getting a makeover. From the University of Manchester: Taking a fresh look at the weather Given the UK’s obsession with the weather, it would seem obvious that … Continue reading
The tides, they are a changin!
From Oregon State University: Ancient tides different from today – some dramatically higher CORVALLIS, Ore. – The ebb and flow of the ocean tides, generally thought to be one of the most predictable forces on Earth, are actually quite variable … Continue reading
Dam emissions, not so bad after all
From the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies Greenhouse gas impact of hydroelectric reservoirs downgraded Site design and location can minimize carbon dioxide, methane emissions An international team of scientists has amassed the largest data set to date on greenhouse gas … Continue reading
Aerosol sat observations and climate models differ “by a factor of three to six”
From the University of Michigan something I think Dr. Roy Spencer will be interested in as it is yet another case where models and satellite observations differ significantly. See the figure S1 at the end of this article – Anthony … Continue reading
Drought by area impacted is worst ever – though majority of US still drought free
From the University of Nebraska-Lincoln , a new record in the 12 year old drought monitor. US sets drought monitor’s ‘exceptional drought’ record in July Worst classification for drought in nearly 12 percent of contiguous US The percent of contiguous … Continue reading
Posted in drought
Tagged Drought, United States, United States Department of Agriculture
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July UAH global temperature, up slightly
UAH Global Temperature Update July, 2011: +0.37 deg. C By Dr. Roy Spencer How ironic..a “global warming denier” reporting on warmer temperatures The global average lower tropospheric temperature anomaly for July, 2011 increased to +0.37 deg. C (click on the … Continue reading
Posted in climate data
Tagged global warming, Roy Spencer, temperature, University of Alabama in Huntsville
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New term from the Chronicle: “Climate Thuggery”
Below is an excerpt of the piece: Climate Thuggery July 29, 2011, 10:04 am By Peter Wood Is anthropogenic global warming (AGW) a valid scientific theory? Is it well supported by the empirical data or is it mostly an artifact … Continue reading
Posted in climate ugliness, Opinion
Tagged Climatic Research Unit email controversy, Michael Mann
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Rise of the 1st Law Deniers
by Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D. So, we continue to be treated to news articles (e.g. here, and here.) quoting esteemed scientists who claim to have found problems with our paper published in Remote Sensing, which shows huge discrepancies between … Continue reading
Posted in modeling
Tagged George Soros, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Roy Spencer
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UK Faces Anti-Green Backlash As Energy Prices Rise
Newsbytes from Dr. Benny Peiser at the GWPF: The British government faces a public backlash against its green energy agenda as consumers are unwilling to spend more on power and gas bills to pay for investment in low-carbon forms of … Continue reading
August WUWT Arctic sea ice outlook submitted to ARCUS
This month, we have nearly a perfect bell curve distribution of votes, except for a minority vote that says less than 4.5 million sq kilometers. 750 votes were cast. PAN-ARCTIC OUTLOOK – WUWT (acronym for WattsUpWithThat.com)
Posted in Arctic, forecasting, sea ice
Tagged Arctic, National Snow and Ice Data Center, Polar ice packs, sea ice
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