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Author Archives: Alec Rawls
CO2 sequestration research stumbles onto something useful: a big lithium strike in Wyoming
Guest post by Alec Rawls Most lithium (the lightest metal) is now mined in the Andes (image above), but it looks like the U.S. has more than a little of it too: [T]he Rock Springs Uplift’s 18 million tons of potential … Continue reading
UV shift in the leaked IPCC report: more inversion of the scientific method
Guest post by Alec Rawls A Fox News story on the leaked draft of AR5 got big attention through the Drudge Report the other week. Fox reporter Maxim Lott begins by quoting a sentence from the Second Order Draft that … Continue reading
Commitment studies belie “consensus” claim that a persistent high level of temperature forcing cannot cause continued warming
Guest post by Alec Rawls They say it all the time: even if there were some substantial mechanism of enhanced solar forcing it couldn’t be responsible for late 20th century warming because solar activity was roughly constant from 1950 to … Continue reading
Dana Nuccitelli’s holiday trick for sobering up quick: put a little less rum in your egg nog
Guest post by Alec Rawls When he argues that a reduction in forcing will cause cooling Dana Nuccitelli is not actually talking about drinking. He is talking about the solar forcing of global temperature, but the drinking analogy is a handy … Continue reading
Haigh Anxiety: a psycho-comedy of errors
Guest post by Alec Rawls In an interview with NewScientist magazine, Imperial College professor of atmospheric physics Joanna Haigh scoffs at the idea that late 20th century warming could have been caused by the sun: Haigh points out that the … Continue reading
Posted in Cosmic rays, IPCC AR5 leak, Science, Solar
Tagged Galactic cosmic ray, Global warming, Joanna Haigh, Little Ice Age, Mike Lockwood, Newscientist
446 Comments
A rebuttal to Steven Sherwood and the solar forcing pundits of the IPCC AR5 draft leak
Teaming up with Jo Nova to answer The Team down under: “Professor Sherwood is inverting the scientific method” Guest post by Alec Rawls My leak of the draft IPCC report emphasized the chapter 7 admission of strong evidence for solar … Continue reading
Exxon called hateful for producing value
How do we know that Solyndra and First Solar and Fisker Automotive and thirty other failed Obama-subsidized green energy ventures are (or were) highly moral enterprises? Because they are all going bankrupt. They all produce less value for consumers than they cost … Continue reading
Posted in Climate ugliness
Tagged Congressional Budget Office, Elizabeth Warren, Exxon, Fisker Automotive, Solyndra
121 Comments
Art show for children: “In this vision we have poisoned our environment with toxic waste”
Guest post by Alec Rawls A venerable Aussie art gallery has gone over to the eco-propaganda dark side. An exhibition for children at the Ballarat depicts mankind’s impending and well-deserved doom. In the illustration above, post-apocalyptic kangaroo, elk and wolf have … Continue reading
Posted in Alarmism
Tagged Andrew Bolt, Australia, Ballarat, climate change, David Davies, environment, Toxic waste
74 Comments
Isaac Held’s 2-box model: another failed ocean-equilibration excuse for dismissing solar warming
Guest post by Alec Rawls Dr. Isaac Held, who models fluid dynamics at NOAA, dismisses a solar explanation for late 20th century warming by invoking a 2-box model of ocean equilibration. In his model an upper upper ocean layer (100m … Continue reading
Teaching kids to hate mom and dad: “the atmosphere is frying… and we’re kinda blaming you”
Guest post by Alec Rawls Is this video below child abuse? Instead of children exploding or polar bears falling like victims of 9/11, this time it is spectral children hating on mom and dad from a supposedly desolate future. Such childish … Continue reading
Posted in Climate ugliness
93 Comments
Muscheler retracts? Offers a NEW excuse for why solar activity can’t be responsible for post-70′s warming
Guest post by Alec Rawls Technically Dr. Muscheler is asking me to retract the title of my post, “Raimund Muscheler says that a steady high level of forcing can’t cause warming“: I am sure that you are aware of the fact … Continue reading
Raimund Muscheler says that a steady high level of forcing can’t cause warming
Guest post by Alec Rawls Solar warming and ocean equilibrium, part 4 I emailed Dr. Muscheler about the very strange remarks that were attributed to him in the recently released report on last year’s NCAR workshop: The Effects of Solar … Continue reading
Posted in Cosmic rays, Uncategorized
Tagged Cosmic ray, Global warming, Muscheler, Solar variation
141 Comments
Sign-up now open for expert review of AR5 (second order draft)
The second order draft of the next IPCC report will be open for expert and government review from October 5th to November 30th. Sign-up to participate is already open. The application is online at: https://sod.ipcc.unibe.ch/registration/
NYT blames food crisis on “climate change,” hides plea to reduce government mandated burning of food for fuel
Even the UN is not biased enough towards climate alarmism for the New York Times, which yesterday bowdlerized a joint statement on the present food crisis from three UN food organizations. The UN statement is divided into short term and … Continue reading
Warming alarmism spreads faster, like a virus
“West Nile virus spreads faster,” reads the USA Today headline on a story that doesn’t actually say anything about rate of spread, just that the virus is spreading, as one would expect for a pathogen that was first seen in … Continue reading
Posted in Alarmism, Economy-health
Tagged Dausey, Dengue fever, Pennsylvania, Public health, United States, USA Today, West Nile, West Nile virus
79 Comments
Ninth Circuit’s eco-forays are unconstitutional says dissenting judge
Guest post by Alec Rawls Gabrial Malor at Ace of Spades HQ pulls some choice excerpts from what he calls an “epic broadside” by Judge Milan Smith. After reviewing a number of cases where the Ninth Circuit has upended whole fields … Continue reading
Obama wants the Electric Reliability Corporation to stop assessing electric reliability
Guest post by Alec Rawls NERC (the North American Electric Reliability Corporation) must have thought it was taking a step up when a 2005 law made the non-profit group an official advisor to Congress, but that law also brought them … Continue reading
Another day, another Central Asian precipitation study finds a link to solar activity
From Sun and Liu 2012: all of the deep solar minima of the last millennium (Oort, Wolf, Spörer, Maunder and Dalton) correspond to periods of drought in the Qilian Mountains of the northeastern Tibetan Plateau according to this tree-ring study. … Continue reading
Posted in Paleoclimatology, Proxies, Solar
Tagged Dalton Minimum, Maunder Minimum, Qilian Mountains, Solar variation, Spörer Minimum, sun, Taklamakan Desert, Tibetan Plateau
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