Here’s a bizzare juxtaposition. Thanks to Tom Nelson for spotting this. Al Gore writes: Al’s Journal : Stop Censoring News From The Gulf This behavior is completely unacceptable. Access by…
Month: June 2010
McIntyre and McKitrick to receive award
Thursday night, Steve and Ross will be presented with the Julian Simon Memorial Award at CEI’s annual dinner. The dinner will be held on Thursday, June 17, 2010, at the…
The IPCC consensus on climate change was phoney, says IPCC insider
From the National Post The UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change misled the press and public into believing that thousands of scientists backed its claims on manmade global warming, according…
New Dogs; IPCC tricks
Looks like they took lessons from Briffa. From Fox News The seven experts who advised President Obama on how to deal with offshore drilling safety after the Deepwater Horizon explosion are…
Was Margaret Thatcher the first climate sceptic?
From the Telegraph Margaret Thatcher was the first leader to warn of global warming – but also the first to see the flaws in the climate change orthodoxy. A persistent…
Perfect place for a thermometer in Oz
I’m in Townsville, Queensland, Australia (a rather tropical place) on a speaking tour, and as I walked up to my hotel room I felt a wave of heat, and some…
Then and now, Europe, US to see snowy, cold winters: expert
By charles the moderator From the “No matter what happens we can attribute it to Anthropogenic Climate Change” Department. In a story in physorg.com James Overland of the US National…
Does money grow in wind farms?
Wind turbines are a poor way to harness energy – but a very good way to generate public subsidies, says Andrew Gilligan. By Andrew Gilligan from The UK Telegraph Published:…
Poudre River Sets A Record
By Steven Goddard From The Declining Spring Snowcover Department Yesterday afternoon, the Cache La Poudre River set its June 12 stream flow record flowing through Fort Collins, Colorado. At 1:30…
New Dogs; Old Tricks:
Over at Climate Audit Steve McIntyre has started a new series on the “the trick.” To this day the trick is still largely misunderstood by nearly everyone discussing it, except…
Storm elves and sprites recorded on video
From Eurka Alert: FECYT – Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology A team of Spanish researchers has made a high-speed recording of elves and sprites in storms, fleeting and luminous…
Art Horn: a remarkable statement from NOAA
I’m In Sydney at the moment, on tour. My first stop out of the airport was to visit the Sydney observatory, where BoM maintains an official weather station. Here it…
Scientists Rescue Voyager 2 Probe on Edge of Solar System
From Daily Tech: Reset of memory turns out to be just what the computer doctor ordered Voyager 2 was launched 33 years ago and currently remains on course, traveling out of…
What is PIPS?
By Steven Goddard There have been a number of inaccurate claims made by commentors about Navy PIPS2 ice thickness maps. These claims have been along the lines of : PIPS isn’t…
Zooming In on an Infant Solar System
From UA news By Daniel Stolte, University Communications June 10, 2010 For the first time, astronomers have observed solar systems in the making in great detail. Like a raindrop forming…
Scientists unmask ‘Ghost Mountains’ of Antarctica at last
From Newsdesk.org And we thought we knew Earth’s mountains. Nope. Radar imagery Scientists at the International Polar Year conference in Norway this week revealed startling new images of the Gamburtsev Mountain Range…
Third Climategate report 'imminent' – expect a shortage of whitewash in stores this weekend
From the Telegraph By Gerald Warner If you were planning to do a spot of DIY over the weekend you may encounter a problem – an acute shortage of whitewash in…
Global warming's impact on Asia's rivers overblown
Freshwater flow dominated by monsoon rains rather than glacier run-off. Reposted from naturenews (nature.com) Richard A. Lovett Although global warming is expected to shrink glaciers in the Himalayas and other…
La Niña Is Not The Opposite Of El Niño – The Videos
Reposted from: Bob Tisdale on Climate Change and Global Warming Blog By Bob Tisdale Thursday, June 10, 2010 La Niña Is Not The Opposite Of El Niño – The Videos…
Concentration vs. Extent
By Steve Goddard The sea ice concentration game. Arctic Ice is more concentrated in 2010 than in past years The record low Arctic Oscillation during the past winter led to…
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