Today has been electrically charged, first my interview with Andrew Bolt and Steve Price on their radio show in Melbourne, then rush to the airport, trying to do a radio…
Month: June 2010
Spencer: The Inquisition
Dr. Spencer’s essay below reminds me of this famous cartoon: Over at Lucia’s she wrote a post saying I had banged the Godwin’s Law “gong” by comparing the PNAS skeptic…
WattsUpWithThat on the Steve Price and Andrew Bolt Radio Show Today
I’m on at 8:20 AM the 23rd. About an hour from now. People in AU encouraged to tune in. More later. – A UPDATE: Here’s me in the Melbourne studio…
A short note about the state of affairs
It has been hard for me to keep up blogging, or even abreast of current news during my tour. With travel each day, and many days both a lunch and…
A New Blacklist
From Roger Pielke Jr.’s Blog A New Black List Little did I know it, but I am intimately associated with the world’s most accomplished “climate skeptic.” But he is not…
Green Subsidies Wreak Havoc On German Economy
From Canada Free Press Germany’s support for renewable energy is “breaking” the nation’s ability to pay for power and threatens the competitiveness of electricity producers, Handelsblatt cited a former [green] industry…
Ugliness – The blacklist of climate science
A Black Day For Science – PNAS publishes a paper based on a skeptic blacklist It doesn’t get much uglier than this. A stasi-esque master list of skeptical scientists and…
Spencer: SST's headed down – fast
Global Average Sea Surface Temperatures Continue their Plunge By Dr. Roy Spencer Sea Surface Temperatures (SSTs) measured by the AMSR-E instrument on NASA’s Aqua satellite continue their plunge as a…
Headline of the Week—Cold kills 500 penguins
Credit, Willis and Moshpit Hockey stick Icon broken. Polar bear icon photoshopped. Penguin icon dying of the cold. They are left with whale poo. From news24.com Pretoria – Nearly 500…
Oil spills into the debate
I had to laugh. This sort of thing makes it entertaining. Two whole protesters in Brisbane. David Archibald and Bob Carter went down to have a look. These folks were…
New research sheds light on Antarctica's melting Pine Island Glacier
From Physorg.com New results from an investigation into Antarctica’s potential contribution to sea level rise are reported this week (Sunday 20 June) by scientists from the British Antarctic Survey (BAS),…
Heartland Conference Establishes Post-Climategate Consensus
From the American Thinker “New scientific discoveries are casting doubt on how much of the warming of the twentieth century was natural and how much was man-made, and governments around…
Joe Lieberman: US senate still short votes needed to pass "climate" bill
From CNN and Wire reports Senator Joe Lieberman, was on CNN Sunday and said about 50 senators support the Kerry sponsored “climate” bill. However, 30 others remain opposed. Estimates are…
Quote of the week #35 Nat Geo bangs the drum for the next solar cycle
I’m having a free day today in Brisbane, after an intensive week of travel and presentations. I feel zorched, but I still hope to catch up on correspondences and posts.…
Firms paid to shut down wind farms when the wind is blowing
Britain’s biggest wind farm companies are to be paid not to produce electricity when the wind is blowing. From The UK Telegraph. By Robert Mendick Published: 9:00PM BST 19 Jun 2010…
Cuccinelli tells court former U-Va. professor's academic freedom not threatened
From the Washington Post Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli has told a judge that his request for documents related to the work of former University of Virginia climate scientist Michael…
Tricky Sea Ice Predictions Call for Scientists to Open Their Data
From Wired Science It’s refreshing to see NSIDC director Mark Serreze coming to grips with his role in stirring up Arctic ice scare stories (like the famous “death spiral”) in…
The Electric Oceanic Acid Test
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach I’m a long-time ocean devotee. I’ve spent a good chunk of my life on and under the ocean as a commercial and sport fisherman, a…
CSIRO has counter meeting to address "denialism"
You know you must be having an impact when protesters show up and counter meetings are being scheduled. I use the word “denialism” because the flyer I was shown from…
Antarctic Agreements and Disagreements
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Steven Mosher has pointed out a Science Magazine article (subscription only) about Antarctica. It is a discussion of the temperature changes in the West Antarctic…
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