From AGU EOS —Terri Cook, Freelance Writer Was the Recent Slowdown in Surface Warming Predictable? The temporary deceleration in warming across the Northern Hemisphere earlier this century could not have been…
Day: May 11, 2016
Study: extreme cold from climate change may have killed off Neanderthals
New research suggests climate change may have contributed to extinction of Neanderthals From the UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER A researcher at the University of Colorado Denver has found that Neanderthals…
Newsbytes: Elon Musk's SolarCity Crashes
As SolarCity Crashes, Is Elon Musk Overrated? SolarCity is struggling. Tesla is struggling. Elon Musk is not the King Midas of making companies perfect. Musk’s magic can’t do everything anymore.…
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Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Yesterday afternoon we took off at 3:45 from Fiji en route to Brisbane. I always enjoy that flight, it’s often a cross-section of the types…
9 mm/year of sea level rise in South East Florida? Only if you cherry-pick
Claims are only possible by cherry-picking the multidecadal oscillation with a short time window Guest essay by Albert Parker From the “every trick is legitimate to prove the flood will…
The Transient Climate Response (TCR) revisited from Observations (once more)
Guest essay By Frank Bosse In a recent blog post at Dr. Judith Curry’s website the author Nicholas Lewis analyzes the climate sensivity from observations and concludes a TCR of about…
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