David Archibald writes in an email to WUWT: The AGU Fall meeting has a session entitled “Aspects and consequences of an unusually deep and long solar minimum”. Two hours of…
Month: February 2010
The Snow Line is Moving South
Guest post by Steven Goddard As we have been discussing on WUWT, three of the last four months have seen top ten Northern Hemisphere snow extents and the decadal trend…
Quote of the week #28
There’s so much climate news going on I’ve been derelict in keeping this feature up. This QOTW is from our friend and WUWT contributor Willis Eschenbach who writes: I just…
Christy and McKittrick in the UK Times: doubts on station data
A new story by Jonathan Leake in the Sunday Times puts the spotlight on surface temperature data. Above: Rome’s airport weather station. Here is the interactive view “The temperature records…
New paper on mathematical analysis of GHG
Polynomial Cointegration Tests of the Anthropogenic Theory of Global Warming Michael Beenstock and Yaniv Reingewertz – Department of Economics, The Hebrew University, Mount Scopus, Israel. Abstract: We use statistical methods…
Phil Jones momentous Q&A with BBC reopens the "science is settled" issues
Professor Phil Jones unwittingly(?) reveals that the global warming emperor is, if not naked, scantily clad, vindicating key skeptic arguments Annotated Version of the Phil & Roger Show – Guest…
Daily Mail: The Jones U-turn
This headline in the Sunday Daily Mail is quite something: People often note strange ad placement from the Google adwords at WUWT. Seems it’s a global problem. WUWT readers may…
Tisdale on the importance of El Nino's little sister – recharging ocean heat content
La Nina – The Underappreciated Portion Of ENSO Guest post by Bob Tisdale Perform a Google Scholar search for documents including “El Nino” in quotes and there will be more…
Scripps: Antarctic Ice Shelf Collapse Possibly Triggered by Ocean Waves
WUWT readers may remember this article: Watch the Wilkins ice shelf collapse in time lapse animation – looks like ‘current’ events to me where mechanisms other than melt were discussed. It…
49 states with snow, 1180 new snowfall records set in the USA this past week – is February Headed For Record Snowfall?
AP’s Seth Borenstein is running a story titled “49 states dusted with snow; Hawaii’s the holdout“. As shown in the map below, every state in the Continental US has snow…
Congenital Climate Abnormalities
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach [see Updates at the end of this post] Science is what we use to explain anomalies, to elucidate mysteries, to shed light on unexplained occurrences.…
Are Scientists Always Smart?
Guest post by Steven Goddard There is no question that some of the greatest minds have been scientists. Da Vinci, Copernicus, Galileo, Newton, Edison, Einstein, Fermi, Feynman are a few…
CRU's Jones: Climate data 'not well organised' and MWP debate 'not settled'
From the BBC By Roger Harrabin, Environment analyst, BBC News Phil Jones, the professor behind the “Climategate” affair, has admitted some of his decades-old weather data was not well enough…
Breaking News: Shooting at UAH
UPDATE: I just got word from Dr. Christy, see below This just happened late today and details are still sketchy and I know many are concerned about Dr. John Christy…
NOAA langoliers eat another 1/3 of stations from GHCN database
Dallas Fort Worth airport is one of hundreds of GHCN reporting stations gone missing. GHCN stations are becoming an endangered species. 2010 Thermometer Langoliers Hit List Guest post by E.M.Smith…
Scientist quits: 'I don’t want to remain a member of an organization that …screws up science that badly.'
From the Dr. Roger Pielke Sr. blog: Henk Tennekes Resigns from Dutch Academy Henk Tennekes is well known to the visitors of our website. A few days ago, he told me…
The Olympic Global Warming Onslaught is Starting
While the squabbling continues on MSNBC (see Bill Nye here and Morano with the American Progress guy here, and by all means don’t miss this Olberman rant ) over whether…
New Paper in Science: Sea level 81,000 years ago was 1 meter higher while CO2 was lower
This Week in SCIENCE, Volume 327, Issue 5967, Food Security dated February 12 2010, is now available at: http://www.sciencemag.org/content/vol327/issue5967/twis.dtl Standing High (requires free registration to view) Excerpts: Abstract: Sea-Level Highstand…
Editor of Nature forced to resign from climate review panel
From Channel 4 news in the UK: ‘Climate-gate’ review member resigns By Tom Clarke Within hours of the launch of an independent panel to investigate claims that climate scientists covered…
WUWT named to top 30 science blogs by The Times
I was rather surprised when this item of note was pointed out to me a few days ago. See the list at The Times Online. They write: Whether you are…
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