By Steve Goddard We are seeing a number of interesting polar ice milestones this month. First, WUWT now has a new permanent Sea Ice Page, where you can find all…
Month: July 2010
DOE Funding For CRU Placed On Hold
Jonathan Leake, The Sunday Times The American government has suspended its funding of the University of East Anglia’s climate research unit (CRU), citing the scientific doubts raised by last November’s…
Why I'll never take my kids to the Chicago Field Museum
From the Chicago Field Museum Climate Exhibit: CO2 makes Poison Ivy grow. Yes, but what about the millions of other plants in the biosphere that is booming? What about agriculture?…
Hear Joe Romm speak in the Bay Area Monday
I was honored on my speaking tour in Australia to have two women drive 11 hours to hear David Archibald and me speak. People in the Bay Area don’t have…
GISS land and sea ratios revisited
Notes On The GISTEMP Ratio Of Land To Sea Surface Temperature Data Guest post by BobTisdale Over the past few days there has been some blogosphere buzz about the apparent…
Tipping point at GISS? Land and sea weight out of balance
While Alan mulls over big red dots in NOAA’s graph where no data exists, Frank Lanser finds that GISS global temperature trend is warmed up by weighting land data more.…
Get your ice here! New WUWT Sea Ice Machine
Tired of surfing the net to get all the widely spread sea ice graphs and images? I got your back. Introducing the WUWT Sea Ice Machine. Given the intense interest…
NOAA's Jan-Jun 2010 Warmest Ever: Missing Data, False Impressions
From Alan at Appinsys, who emails that he was inspired by this story on WUWT: A spot check on NOAA’s “hottest so far” presser “NOAA: June, April to June, and Year-to-Date…
Botanist claims to overturn established ocean phytoplankton theory – cites global warming as a concern for new theory
Via Eurekalert: “A new study concludes that an old, fundamental and widely accepted theory of how and why phytoplankton bloom in the oceans is incorrect. The findings challenge more than…
Climatic collision on the National/Financial Post website
There now seems to be a trenchcoat war brewing between journalists over the Climategate whitewashes and the recent “blacklist”. For example, the WSJ recently ran a story on the folly…
CO2 Optical Illusion
By Steve Goddard People see what they want or expect to see. A great example is in today’s NASA Earth Observatory image of the day article. A heat wave scorched…
A spot check on NOAA's "hottest so far" presser
From the story: The Australian’s overheated time warp misses half of 2010 which had a NOAA press release in it below the fold, Dr. Richard Keen weighs in and does a…
NOAA: behind the curve
Sol and NOAA predictions have a gap. Here are some other graphs. The Ap magnetic index is up at least, but radio flux lags just like the spot count.
From DMSP munching microbes to global climate
From the University of Technology Sydney press release (Note: unfortunately the actual paper was not provided with the press release) Tiny marine microbes exert influence on global climate 16 Jul…
The Australian's overheated time warp misses half of 2010
Crickey! The year ain’t over yet mates. (h/t to Australian reader “Michael”) Heh, you gotta love the headline. Of course when we keep finding climate stations like this one, which…
Video: Guardian Climategate Debate
Sceencaps of the video follow, link to the video below the “Continue reading” line. Last night in London, to a packed room, a panel of people convened to talk about…
Peer reviewed science: Polar bears of the past survived warmth
I don’t know about you, but I’m sick to death of hearing about the polar bears as a proxy for Arctic ice issues. Yesterday, Steve Goddard pointed out the ramifications…
BP says Gulf oil spill has been stopped in test
Good news, more here From Reuters BP said on Thursday no oil was leaking into the Gulf of Mexico for the first time since its huge spill began in April…
Earth's thermosphere collapses – film at 11
Well, not quite that bad, but if I was still on TV, that would probably be the tease during prime time. It appears that solar influences are mostly at work…
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