Where the !@#$% is Svalbard's Weather Station?

In the previous WUWT entry, Willis posted his data on the Svalbard weather station, noting that it is spliced data and that the station data has been merged in nearby…

Where the !@#$% is Svalbard?

Anthony has suggested that I post a paper of mine that was written in 2006 about unusual temperatures in Svalbard. It was published as a peer-reviewed submission in Energy and Environment, the…

New bear species discovered: Ursus Bogus

I had been avoiding this photo issue, because well, the whole thing is stupid no matter how you look at it and it’s been been heavily covered elsewhere. But when…

Seven Months of Winter at NCAR

By Steve Goddard View from NCAR’s roof this morning (NCAR – National Center for Atmospheric Research) From the “climate models are not climate” department. It was seven months ago today…

Every Silver Lining Has A Cloud

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach I noted on the news that there is a new plan afoot to cool down the planet. This one supposedly has been given big money…

IPCC’s Chairman Pachauri Conflicted

A new paper by the Science and Public Policy Institute (SPPI) explores recent revelations of the commercial links and associations of IPCC Chair Dr Pachauri, including his direct involvement with…

Preview of Kerry-Lieberman climate bill

Steve Milloy’s Green Hell blog has the scoop. A poll follows. Leak of the day! Kerry-Lieberman cap-and-trade bill

Spencer on Earth's missing energy

Earths Missing Energy: Trenberth’s Plot Proves My Point By Dr. Roy Spencer The plot that is included in Kevin Trenberth’s most recent post on Roger Pielke, Sr.’s blog actually proves…

Kerry-(Graham)-Lieberman: a monstrous collection of payoffs to big business

By Myron Ebell, via Globalwarming.org The chance that the Senate will pass a comprehensive energy-rationing (a k a climate) bill this year remains close to zero.  BP’s big oil spill…

The Climate Crash of 2009

Frequent WUWT commenter and tips contributor Pierre Gosselin has a new blog titled NoTricksZone Climate News from Germany in English Be sure to add it to your bookmarks. Here’s an…

The Union of Concerned Scientists tackles gardening to save the planet

From a press release from the Union of Concerned Scientists, we learn that you don’t need to worry anymore about global warming, we can just garden our way to carbon…

Iceland, soon to be Ashland

Another eruption of the Eyjafjallajökull Volcano in Iceland, another round of air traffic closures. download large image (3 MB, JPEG) After more than a week of relatively subdued activity in…

Taiwan sinking: Subsidence or Global Warming Induced Sea Level Rise?

This news story about Taiwan has been making the rounds with the usual alarming news outlets. My view is clearly on subsidence, caused by poor land use practice. See below…

Lessons from the Gulf blowout

Learning (the right lessons, hopefully) from the Gulf of Mexico disaster. Also, a transcript of an radio call in of an eyewitness account (provided by geologist Jimmy Haigh) follows this…

WUWT Arctic Sea Ice News #4

By Steve Goddard The Catlin Expedition is Now only 45 miles away from the North Pole. They have traveled 265 miles (as the crow flies) since March 3, for an…

Add your own 'Radar Channel' to your TV

I’ve mentioned in the past that my weather technology business has been hit hard by the current economy and that from time to time I would be using WUWT to…

Venus Envy

By Steve Goddard ESA’s Venus Express mission has been studying the planet and a basic atmospheric model is emerging. Venus has long been the CO2 bogeyman of climate science.  In…

Climate Actually Changes! Film at 11:00!

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Last month (April 2010), the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) put out a study called “Climate Change Indicators in the United States” (13 Mb PDF).…

Friday funny: I scream, you scream, we all scream for global warming

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Spencer: strong negative feedback found in radiation budget

Strong Negative Feedback from the Latest CERES Radiation Budget Measurements Over the Global Oceans By Dr. Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D. Arguably the single most important scientific issue – and…