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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Little Bubbles, part 1
Guest Post by Caleb Shaw Preface: Climate Scientists and School Girls – A humorous description of a layman trying to investigate the little bubbles in ice cores, involving both the actual science, and a layman’s amazement over the politics. My … Continue reading
Posted in Antarctic, Curious things
Tagged antarctica, greenland, Ice sheet, Zbigniew Jaworowski
152 Comments
Climate Craziness of the Week: Supermandia
Mike Mann thinks this is cool. In case you don’t know, SUNY’s Professor Scott Mandia is the guy running Mike Mann’s legal defense fund. My only question is, why does he need hip wader boots?
Posted in Climate Craziness of the Week, Humor, Michael E. Mann, satire
Tagged Scott Mandia
136 Comments
The incredible story of bigger shrinking birds, courtesy of global climate change
Two years ago, it was “Study says global warming shrinks birds” now thanks to impressive further study, they’ve discovered it’s “Bigger birds in central California, courtesy of global climate change.“ Can’t they get their story straight? Why don’t they ask … Continue reading
A Modest Proposal—Forget About Tomorrow
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach There’s a lovely 2005 paper I hadn’t seen, put out by the Los Alamos National Laboratory entitled “Our Calibrated Model has No Predictive Value” (PDF). Figure 1. The Tinkertoy Computer. It also has no predictive … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
299 Comments
Coke’s WWF cash machine
White Coke Cans Fund Polar Bear Myths Guest post by by Paul Chesser For years Coca-Cola has given millions of dollars to eco-extreme group World Wildlife Fund, whose alarmism and perpetration of falsehoods are unmatched among its cohorts in climate … Continue reading
Monday Mirthiness – the BEST team
Josh thinks climate science is BEST left to rough and tumble experts. The next installment may best this one.
Posted in Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature, Humor, satire
Tagged BEST, Judith Curry, Richard Muller
27 Comments
The BEST whopper ever
I was over at Judy Curry’s place, reading her update to the Mail on Sunday story, and noticed she referenced URLs to the updated FAQs at the BEST website. I followed and was totally shocked to read this FAQ: (bold … Continue reading
Record snowfall for “Climate Justice Day” in New York
It just doesn’t get any better than this. The Occupy Wall Street Mob had a “Climate Justice Day” scheduled for today. I don’t think they figured on a “Nightmare on Wall Street” irony like this. I notice Bill McKibben isn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, satire
Tagged Bill McKibben, National Weather Service, New York City, snow, Wall Street
113 Comments
Weekly climate and energy news roundup
On the Road Again: Fred Singer will be speaking at the Santa Fe Conference on Tuesday morning immediately following Richard Muller of the BEST project. Singer’s comments will raise some issues concerning the BEST findings. Schedule Of Presentations At The … Continue reading
UAH lower troposphere temperature colder than 2008
Brrr…the Troposphere Is Ignoring Your SUV by Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D. For those tracking the daily global temperature updates at the Discover website, you might have noticed the continuing drop this month in global temperatures. The mid-tropospheric AMSU channels … Continue reading
Posted in climate data
43 Comments
Uh oh: It was the BEST of times, it was the worst of times
Alternate title: Something wonky this way comes I try to get away to work on my paper and the climate world explodes, pulling me back in. Strange things are happening related to the BEST data and co-authors Richard Muller and … Continue reading
New WUWT Polar Vortex Reference Page
By WUWT regular “Just The Facts” We are pleased to introduce WUWT’s newest addition, the WUWT Polar Vortex Reference Page. For those unfamiliar, a Polar Vortex is “caused when an area of low pressure sits at the rotation pole of … Continue reading
Posted in Antarctic, Arctic, ozone, sea ice, stratospheric water vapor
Tagged Page, Polar, Reference, Vortex, WUWT, WUWT Polar Vortex Reference Page
81 Comments
Inches of “Global Warming” Get Dumped on NASA-GISS HQ
Guest Post by Ira Glickstein [Update: New York City got more snow in October 2011 than ever before in recorded history, according to the NY Daily News (including some good photos). Special thanks to WUWT commenter NikFromNYC who posted this … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, satire, snow
Tagged GISS, global warming, Goddard Institute for Space Studies, NASA GISS, New York City, Seinfeld
149 Comments
U.S. Hurricanes: worse than we thought…100 years ago
With the 2011 hurricane season drawing to a close in about a month, and with hurricane season this year being mostly uneventful in terms of landfall, I find this very interesting. This historical reanalysis by NOAA shows U.S. hurricane landfalls … Continue reading
The Incredible Voyage of Neodenticula Seminae
Guest Post by David Middleton This article from a publication called DW-World was recently brought to my attention as iron-clad proof of unprecedented Arctic melting due to AGW… Seems pretty cut and dried… But, I had never heard of DW-World, … Continue reading
The Unknown Unknowns of Global Warming
Plants, both through decay and respiration, are responsible for over half of the world’s annual carbon dioxide emissions. I mention this fact for one reason and that is to communicate the power of the biosphere upon the atmosphere. Usually, when … Continue reading
Posted in Carbon dioxide, climate sensitivity, feedbacks, modeling
Tagged Carbon dioxide, global warming
60 Comments
Major Snow for Northeastern USA – NYC may get earliest 1″ snowfall since the Civil War
How long before somebody blames it on global warming? Who will be first? Romm? McKibben? AP Science writer Seth Borenstein?, some clueless politician? New York has received measurable snow before Halloween only 3 times since 1869. These events were never … Continue reading
Posted in weather, records, snowfall
Tagged National Weather Service, New York, Winter storm, Winter storm warning
76 Comments
Friday Funny – bonus
Josh caricatures “team aerosols” thanks to Dr. Roger Pielke’s compilation of responses to this question: ‘Why, despite steadily accumulating greenhouse gases, did the rise of the planet’s temperature stall for the past decade?” Excuses, excuses.
Posted in Humor, satire
37 Comments
Donna’s IPCC “delinquent teenager” now in paperback
NOW AVAILABLE!! Paperback $20 (click here) -250 pages -includes an index -ships internationally from CreateSpace, the publishing arm of Amazon.com
Test of Rossi’s 1 MW E-Cat fusion system apparently successful
Guest post by Ric Werme Today is the customer test of Andrea Rossi’s 1 MW fusion reactor in his facility in Bologna, Italy. While Rossi initially expected to provide streaming video of the test, the customer nixed that because they … Continue reading
Explaining Muller vs. Muller: is BEST blissfully unaware of cosmic-ray-cloud theory?
Guest post by Alec Rawls Here is the puzzle, as noted by Nigel Calder and others: how can BEST insist that a modicum of additional evidence of late 20th century warming should put skepticism of the CO2-warming theory to rest, … Continue reading
Posted in Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature
Tagged berkeleyearth, BEST, Richard Muller
136 Comments
New NPP weather satellite launched – new features for climate
Launch video from Vandenburg and mission video animation: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Nation’s newest environmental satellite successfully launched NPP is vital for NOAA’s weather forecast mission America’s newest polar-orbiting satellite roared into orbit this morning, setting the stage for enhanced weather … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged Delta II, NASA, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA, NPP
15 Comments
Mediterranean droughts man made or not?
NOAA study: Human-caused climate change a major factor in more frequent Mediterranean droughts Winter precipitation trends in the Mediterranean region for the period 1902 – 2010. High Resolution (Credit: NOAA) Wintertime droughts are increasingly common in the Mediterranean region, and … Continue reading
Friday Funny – TV news accidentally parodies the “occupiers”
From TVSpy: KGW, the NBC-affiliate in Portland, is under fire after accidentally airing a graphic listing numbers of “stinky people” and “angry people” at Occupy Portland. The graphic (pictured below) aired briefly, for less than a second, in the middle … Continue reading
Posted in Current News, Humor, media, satire
Tagged KGW, Occupy Portland, Portland, Wall Street, Willamette Week, Zuccotti Park
99 Comments
Increase of extreme foolishness in a warming world
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Stefan Rahmstorf and Dim Coumou have published a paper (paywalled, of course) in one of the best-known vanity presses of science, PNAS (Proceedings of the National Alarmists of Science). I think this is another PNAS study … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
70 Comments
