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Daily Archives: September 12, 2012
Errors in Estimating Mean Temperature – Part II
Guest post by Lance Wallace Last week (Aug 30), Anthony Watts posted my analysis of the errors in estimating true mean temperatures due to the use of the (Tmin+Tmax)/2 approach widely used in thousands of temperature measuring stations worldwide: http://wattsupwiththat.com/2012/08/30/errors-in-estimating-temperatures-using-the-average-of-tmax-and-tmin-analysis-of-the-uscrn-temperature-stations/ … Continue reading
Posted in Climate data, USCRN
Tagged Mean, Measurement, NOAA, temperature, United States, US Climate Reference Network
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Counterintuitive, models wrong – rainfall more likely over drier soil
From the Vienna University of Technology , what appears to be a negative drought feedback mechanism has been observed. Summer rain more likely over drier soils Summer rain is more likely over drier soil – this is the conclusion scientists … Continue reading
The Cook-Lewandowsky Social-Internet Link
UPDATE: For all you angry taunting types (Stoat aka William M. Connolley for example) that claim that this post represents a claim of conspiracy theory itself (hint: try to find the word in the post) you might want to register … Continue reading
Something practical – new roof design saves energy
ORNL roof and attic design proves efficient in summer and winter By Emma Macmillan OAK RIDGE, Tenn., Sep. 10, 2012 — A new kind of roof-and-attic system field-tested at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory keeps homes cool … Continue reading
The Daily Lew – Issue 2
More noise in Stephan Lewandowsky’s LewWorld. This time, Steve McIntyre finds a statement by Lewandowsky that effectively hoists him by his own petard. Apparently, data integrity only applied to others, not the inhabitants of LewWorld. Steve writes: Lewandowsky has stated … Continue reading
Remember those tarballs that washed ashore during Isaac – that’s nothing compared to Natural oil pollution
I’m sure you’ve seen the picture of tarballs on the beach splashed all over the MSM after hurricane Isaac came ashore in Louisiana. The left leaning website Think Progress (parent of Joe Romm’s Climate Progress) framed it this way: A … Continue reading
Posted in Alarmism, petroleum
Tagged BP, Deepwater Horizon oil spill, Gulf of Mexico, tarballs
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Quote of the week – Rutan rocks
Like the Apollo astronauts who have walked on the moon and the NASA staff that discount the severity of the global warming alarm (Dr. Stephan Lewandowsky, please take note of this for your moon landing conspiracy theories), another prominent aerospace … Continue reading
Posted in Quote of the Week
Tagged Ansari X Prize, Burt Rutan, Global warming, Larry Bell, NASA, SpaceShipOne
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