From Science Direct Scott St. George Jan Esper Department of Geography, Environment and Society, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA Department of Geography, Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz, Germany Received 3 September…
Day: December 19, 2018
EU, U.S. CO2 reductions completely overwhelmed by world’s developing nations fossil fuel driven emission increases
Guest essay by Larry Hamlin The world’s developing nations are defying the Paris climate agreement with continued and growing use of cost effective and reliable fossil fuels including coal, natural…
Glowing sky plume spotted in California
Just now there was some sort of a weird glowing plume in the southwest sky. Could be some sort of a rocket launch from Vandenberg or something else. Who knows?…
CHRISTMAS COMPETITION: THE TALLEST CLIMATE TALES OF 2018
An international competition for our readers, friends and supporters We at the Global Warming Policy Forum like to keep a close eye on what the press and the broadcast media have to…
Where Did The Money Go?
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Here’s what we, the US taxpayers, have spent on climate since 1993 … can anyone tell me what we bought that is worth ~ $180…
Hump Day Hilarity – climate science in denial, wishes “the pause” away
From the “Where we’re going, we don’t need data!” department comes this absolute corruption of science. It’s so bad, it’s actually funny. Josh sure thinks so. First the trigger, from…
Solar Voyager forced to abandon mission
Weather stops plastic waste car reaching South Pole A car made from waste plastic has been forced to abort its mission to the South Pole because of bad weather. Solar…
Divestment Delusions Part Deux: Trillions Under Management
Guest ridiculing by David Middleton This is sort of a sequel to yesterday’s post about “Weepy Bill.” How often have you seen grandiose statements like these in moronic articles about…
Southwest forest trees will grow much slower in the 21st century
From Eurekalert Public Release: 18-Dec-2018 Even forest trees growing in average conditions may decline in productivity as much as 75 percent University of Arizona A treasure trove of data about…
Salmon may lose the ability to smell danger as carbon emissions rise University of Washington
From Eurkealert Public Release: 18-Dec-2018 The ability to smell is critical for salmon. They depend on scent to avoid predators, sniff out prey and find their way home at the…
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