As I have mentioned previously, I’ve provided space for a response from Peter Hadfield (aka the nom de plume potholer54). I’ve published Peter Hadfield’s response in entirety, submitted Feb 7th,…
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Monckton responds to Peter Hadfield aka "potholer54" – plus Hadfield's response
UPDATE: Below is Peter Hadfield’s response in entirety, submitted Feb 7th, 2012. I’ve made only some slight edits for formatting to fit. Comments are open. – Anthony By Christopher Monckton…
Bucket list: Historic global ocean temperature data – the missing pedigree is a comedy of errors
By Hartmut Hoecht 1. Introduction This paper addresses the glaring disregard within the scientific community in addressing thermal data errors of global ocean probing. Recent and older records are compiled…
Systematic Error in Climate Measurements: The surface air temperature record
Guest essay by Pat Frank Presented at World Federation of Scientists, Erice, Sicily, 20 August 2015 This is a version of the talk I gave about uncertainty in the global…
How accurate are findings from the frontiers of climate science? For example, about warming of the oceans.
By Larry Kummer. From the Fabius Maximus website. Summary: This post looks at an often asked question about climate science — how accurate are its findings, a key factor when…
The Holocene Thermal Optimum
Guest essay by Andy May The Holocene Thermal Maximum, also called the Holocene Thermal Optimum, occurred at different times in different parts of the world but generally between 10,000 BP…
Can We Tell If The Oceans Are Warming?
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Well, I was going to write about hourly albedo changes, honest I was, but as is often the case I got sidetractored. My great thanks…
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