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Tag Archives: Economist
The puzzle: why have rising temperatures been on a ‘Twenty-year hiatus”?
Not sure that “sceptical fringe” would apply here, but I’ll take the press where we can get it. See my comments below. – Anthony Twenty-year hiatus in rising temperatures has climate scientists puzzled | The Australian DEBATE about the reality … Continue reading
A sea-change on climate sensitivity at The Economist
People send me stuff, today it was this “editors picks” from John Micklethwait, editor of The Economist. After years of being pro-warming, I was shocked to see this headline as a “pick”. It seems a change in editorial position may … Continue reading
Posted in Climate sensitivity, media
Tagged Carbon dioxide, climate, climate change, Economist, greenhouse gas, James Hansen, John Micklethwait
103 Comments
Sea Ice News: NSIDC’s Dr. Walt Meier on this Arctic ice season
Guest post by Dr. Walt Meier, National Snow and Ice Data Center Winds, Temperatures, and Arctic Sea Ice Extent As the summer sea ice melt season gets into high gear, I thought I’d do a post on sea ice processes … Continue reading
Posted in Arctic, Sea Ice News
Tagged Arctic, Arctic Oscillation, Economist, National Snow and Ice Data Center, North Pole, Polar ice packs, Sea ice, wind
88 Comments
Help settle the Renewable Energy Debate at The Economist
Guest post by Robert Bradley, Master Resource I have been studying the global warming debate from a physical scientific and political economy basis for 20 years. And I remain amazed at how the energy/climate alarmists will not concede (are ‘in … Continue reading
Some true journalism – my thanks to Tom Chivers
After a week of mostly stories of this flavor, “Scientist smacks down filthy climate change denier, film at 11“, this article in the Telegraph by Tom Chivers is refreshing and gets it close to 100% right. Click image for the … Continue reading
Posted in Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature, media
Tagged Andrew Revkin, Economist, Tom Chivers
136 Comments
