Guest post by Dr. Walt Meier Steve Goddard has written several contributions on sea ice lately, particularly on the PIPS model, and as expected there has been much discussion about sea ice as we’ve entered another summer melt season. I can’t possibly comment on everything, but I will provide some information on a few points.…
See the update here at this post: A detailed rebuttal to Abraham from Monckton
Guest post by David Archibald Professor Jan-Erik Solheim of the University of Oslo recently contributed an article to the Norwegian magazine Astronomi with the title: “The Sun predicts a colder (next) decennium”. Oddbjorn Engvold, a Norwegian solar physicist, has summarised the article in English: In the first section he refers to the earlier work by…
I’m happy to present this essay created from both sides of the aisle, courtesy of the two gentlemen below. Be sure to see the conclusion. I present their essay below with only a few small edits for spelling, format, and readability. Plus an image, a snapshot of global temperatures. – Anthony By Zeke Hausfather and…
By Steve Goddard, as a follow up to this story ‘ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Jakobshavn_retreat-1851-2006.jpg The press has been getting worked up about a 7 km² chunk of ice which broke off the Jakobshavn (Greenland) glacier on July 6. Is this an unusual event? Since 1831, the glacier has retreated about 60km, as seen in the image above.…
I never knew chilly, heavier water could do this: