Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach I see that there is some confusion over terminology in the climate field. In response, I’ve put together a list of common terms, along with…
Day: March 16, 2018
Claim: Businesses Must Work Harder to Regain The Trust of Greens
Guest essay by Eric Worrall Guardian author Ian Dunlop claims times are getting harder for ordinary people because of resource shortages – but completely ignores the negative impacts of green…
Climate scientist admits embarrassment over future climate uncertainty
WUWT readers may recall this chart which clearly illustrates just how uncertain climate science really is. It seems that some climate academics are a bit embarrassed that they haven’t been…
Another Manntastic Climate Horror Scenario Bites the Dust
Via NoTricksZone: The jet stream is going to be just fine. PIK alarm story fails the test of science: Jet Stream will also meander as usual in the future By…
An interview with Henrik Svensmark: cosmic rays, clouds and climate
Prof Henrik Svensmark & Jacob Svensmark discuss the connection between cosmic rays, clouds and climate with the GWPF’s Benny Peiser and Jonny Bairstow from Energy Live News after his recent…
Missed correlation? Study says Earth's length of day is increasing, while studying sea-level rise
From the “correlation may be causation, at least in this case” department comes a press release from the University of Delft about a student PhD thesis that seems unable to connect…
New solar sensor will help monitor sun-to-climate link with greater accuracy
NASA Powers on New Instrument Staring at the Sun NASA has powered on its latest space payload to continue long-term measurements of the Sun’s incoming energy. Total and Spectral solar…
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