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Daily Archives: March 6, 2012
NOAA: Strong Solar Eruption; Earth-Directed CME Likely
An X-5 class solar flare just occurred from region 1429, the large active sunspot group seen below. NOAA Bulletin from the Space Weather Prediction Center: 2012-03-07 01:03 Strong Solar Eruption; Earth-Directed CME Likely About these ads
The Permo-Triassic Extinction: A Question of Timing
Guest post by Mark Hladik Introduction In a 31 August 2011 article A blast from the gas in the past, Anthony Watts and company at Watts Up With That discussed a new paper by Montenegro et al titled, “Climate Simulations of … Continue reading
Posted in Extinction, Science
Tagged Extinction event, Geologic time scale, Permian, Permian–Triassic extinction event, Permo-Triassic, PH, Siberian Trap, Triassic
67 Comments
Josh on Mann’s Jurassic Moment
Moviegoing readers of WUWT probably remember this famous moment from a famous film based on a Michel Crichton book. While “State of Fear” might come to mind first, it’s actually one of the 50 Greatest Jurassic Park Moments. Josh writes: … Continue reading
Climate hockey stick threatens…pond hockey
From the Canadian Department of Redundancy and the Journal of Paleohockey comes this hilarious study via press release that I first thought was a spoof. Sadly it is all too real. This a candidate for the Dr. David Viner Award.* … Continue reading
Posted in Climate News
Tagged Canada, Concordia University, Damon Matthews, Global warming, McGill University, Ottawa, Rideau Canal, Wayne Gretzky
94 Comments
50 years ago: The Great Atlantic Storm of 1962
Guest post by Ric Werme This week marks the 50th anniversary of a destructive nor’easter named “The Great Atlantic Storm of 1962″ by the NWS and just “The Ash Wednesday Storm” by others. I lived in Ohio at the time, … Continue reading
Posted in Disaster, flooding, hurricanes, snowfall
Tagged Ash Wednesday, destructive storms, Great Atlantic Storm of 1962, nor'easter
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Wind Turbine Syndrome affects more people than previously thought
by Mark Duchamp A survey was conducted on wind farm noise as part of a Master’s dissertation by Zhenhua Wang, a graduate student in Geography, Environment and Population at the University of Adelaide, Australia. The results show that 70% of … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, wind power
Tagged Adelaide, Environmental impact of wind power, Henrik Moller, NAPAW, Public health, University of Adelaide, Vestas
61 Comments
I used to be Snow White
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach There’s a paper out by, inter alios, our good friend Judith Curry. The paper is “Impact of Declining Arctic Sea Ice on Winter Snowfall”, by Jiping Liu, Judith A. Curry, Huijun Wang, Mirong Song, and … Continue reading
