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Tag Archives: John Coleman
A note about temperatures
Guest commentary by John Coleman (reprinted from KUSI-TV by Mr. Coleman’s request) Was July 2012 the hottest July in United States history? Was the last 12 months period the warmest ever? NOAA,the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, says “Yes”. The … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Watts et al 2012
Tagged Carbon dioxide, Global. temperature, John Coleman, Keeling Curve, USA temperature
93 Comments
John Coleman on the California Cap and Trade Law
John Coleman, founder of The Weather Channel, writes on his Facebook Page: I will be presenting a skeptical report on the new California Cap and Trade law on the KUSI News at 6 PM and 10 PM today. It will … Continue reading
Posted in Cap-and-trade, Opinion
Tagged california, Carbon dioxide, Emissions trading, environment, greenhouse gas, John Coleman, November, San Diego
35 Comments
Book Review of “Super Fuel”
Guest Post by David Archibald There is a rich tradition of rational weathermen taking an interest in the potential of thorium-based nuclear power. Witness this video made by John Coleman:
Posted in Energy, thorium power
Tagged Alvin M. Weinberg, Alvin Weinberg, China, David Archibald, Ira Flatow, John Coleman, Light water reactor, Thorium
86 Comments
30 years ago today, The Weather Channel went live
UPDATE: added a second video from Joe D’Aleo, the founding director of meteorology. On May 2nd of 1982, John Coleman launched The Weather Channel with the help of a small army of very talented people. I’m proud to be a … Continue reading
Posted in The Weather Channel
Tagged Atlanta, David Hartman, Good Morning America, John Coleman, May 2nd 1982, NBCUniversal, TWC, weather channel
19 Comments
Weather Channel Founder John Coleman’s special video report on Svensmark’s theory of cosmic ray induced climate change
I had the opportunity to talk with John at length during the Weather Channel 30th anniversary reunion which I attended (and live blogged) this past weekend in Atlanta (thanks so very much to all of you who helped with travel … Continue reading
Live blogging from the Weather Channel 30th anniversary
It has been a busy day for me. I chased the last remaining (yet to be surveyed) USHCN weather station in Georgia at Dahlonega, plus did historical reference interviews with TWC founder John Coleman and Director of Meteorology Joe D’Aleo … Continue reading
Posted in The Weather Channel
Tagged Earth science, Georgia, John Coleman, Meteorology, TWC, Weather, weather channel, weather station
37 Comments
John Coleman on the state of global warming
Guest post by John Coleman There is a story I heard that I keep thinking about. It really underlines the problem I have in trying to counter the bad science behind the global warming scare predictions. So here is the … Continue reading
