From the “we told you so” department. Gotta love this quote from Pen Hadow: “It’s never wise to imagine that either man or technology has the upper hand in the…
Month: April 2009
Watching the 2007 historic low sea ice flow out of the Arctic Sea
One of the common misconceptions pushed in the media is that Arctic sea ice simply “melts in place”. Much of this is due to the constant hammering of the AGW…
Will April be the 100th Warmest On Record?
NOAA monthly weather summaries normally describe the month in terms of their warmness ranking. April is looking like an interesting month, with remarkably consistent cold across the entire US. Much…
A brick through Australia's AGW window
This article from the Sydney Morning herald came with the message from Bruce saying: “a brick through the AGW window in Australia”. After reading it, and seeing that it is…
Is this an example of Jim Hansen's endorsed "civil disobedience"?
Dr. Jim Hansen gets ready to deliver his message at the Washington DC power plant protest on March 2nd 2009. On February 22nd, WUWT covered Hansen’s announcement that he was…
Arrhenius' little known claim about the benefits of CO2
This article from NASA’s Earth Observatory came up in a reply prompted by one of Gore’s “presenters” who comment bombed a previous thread. I thought it interesting to present here…
A challenge to Steig et al, on Antarctic warming
Jeff Id of the Air Vent has offered me this study he just completed for the consideration of WUWT readers. Given the wide audience we have here, I’m sure it…
Quote of the Week #3
This QOTW is from MIT’s Dr. Richard Lindzen, from his response to critics on the WUWT post: Lindzen on negative climate feedbacks …it has become standard in climate science that…
What if the Catlin Arctic Ice Survey is for naught?
Guest post by Steven Goddard Hell Hath No Fury…. Catlin team member Ann Daniels had another very difficult day. Today has been a difficult day of highs and lows, particularly…
Making Holocene Spaghetti Sauce by Proxy
Holocene, historic and recent global temperatures from temperature proxies. Guest post by: Frank Lansner, civil engineer, biotechnology NOTE: Link to PDF of this article is HERE In the climate debate,…
Revisiting Bratcher and Giese (2002)
Revisiting Bratcher and Giese (2002) Guest Post by Bob Tisdale INTRODUCTION In a comment in the March 2009 SST Anomaly Update thread, Blogger DB reminded me of the Bratcher and…
Can the Catlin Arctic Survey Team Cover 683 km in the Next 21 Days?
Guest post by Steven Goddard Click for a larger map – ice extent overlay provided by Catlin KML file, annotated map by Anthony Watts from data provided by the Catlin…
A farmer's view on carbon credits
This short personal essay from “farmer Steve” in North Dakota appeared as a comment on WUWT here. I thought it was a succinct and clear message based on personal experience…
NASA GISS suggests aerosols play a large role in Arctic warming
The Discovery Channel has “shark week”. With all the Arctic news items on WUWT, this is beginning to feel like “polar week”. Here’s an article about aerosols having an impact…
Was 2007 Arctic ice really a historic minimum?
Since we have been on the subject of Arctic expeditions this week, I thought I’d share this short essay sent to me by WUWT reader “thoughtful”. It has some interesting…
WUWT Ice Survey Shows Thickening Arctic Ice
Guest post by Steven Goddard The WUWT Arctic Ice Thickness Survey has been conducted from the comfort of a warm living room over the last half hour, without sponsors, excessive…
Catlin Arctic Survey website recycles biotelemetry data?
UPDATES WE HAVE UPDATES: 8 updates to this story have been posted – see below the “read the rest of this entry” line. It appears most if not all of…
White House Science Advisor Holdren suggests "climate engineering with particulates"
Here’s an excerpt of an AP story posted on Brietbart by President Obama’s science advisor, John Holdren, suggesting putting particulate matter into the air to reflect sunlight. It seems like…
Polar Ice Worries – North and South
Guest post by Steven Goddard From The Washington Post : Norway’s foreign minister, Jonas Gahr Stoere, painted a stark picture of the climate change in the Arctic and Antarctic regions.…
Archibald on sea level rise and solar cycles
Guest post by David Archibald Anthony’s post of the Jason data reminded me that I had produced this graph: It is derived from a post on Climate Audit of Holgate’s…
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