From Jo Nova: Tyranny: How to destroy a business with environmental red tape [Note: I visited with the Thompsons at their farm during my visit to Narrogin. While time did…
Month: July 2010
Mann's Grinning Cheshire Cat Commentary
Gosh, what does one do to become a “professional climate change denier”? Does Penn State offer that course? Heh. He does look happy though. Plus, he has an interesting choice…
Shocker: Heat wave story from Associated Press – no mention of global warming
Some supporting research conducted at New York City follows the news item below. h/t to WUWT reader Phil (not the grouchy one) -A Heat islands: Cities heat quickly, cool slowly…
A Climategate poll that might go terribly wrong
I never thought I’d see this from MSNBC. But, here it is, your chance to weigh in. Of course the choices are rather weird, but then so is MSNBC. Make…
Now it's CO2 killing "Nemo"
From the “CO2 is the most deadly omnipotent force in the Universe department”, comes this tragic story of poor Nemo the clownfish, so disoriented by CO2 that he can’t choose…
Road surface purifies air by removing nitrogen oxides (NOx)
From the Eindhoven University of Technology. This is a neat idea that helps to solve a real pollution problem by automobiles. Cost of course is a factor, but considering some…
First They Came For The Scientists….
Mike Lorrey looks at the PNAS skeptics paper and some historical issues related to it. – Anthony My primary area of accomplishment in life, other than virtual worlds development, is…
An FOI Ruling More Significant than the Russell Review
Guest post by David Holland via the GWPF At the request of the University of East Anglia the Information Commissioner has this morning issued his Decision Notice, FER0238017, on my…
We're still having fun, and we're still the one
Wikio rankings for science blogs are out for July. I was concerned that time spent on my Australian tour and the reduction in posts might knock us out of the…
Take a right turn to Ice Station Zero
I wrote this nine days ago : stevengoddard says: June 28, 2010 at 10:16 pm In three days, the slope of the Arctic extent graph will begin to drop off.…
The Muir Russell CRU Apologia is out
NOTE: Updates added, refresh for latest. The Muir Russell Report is out. Read here in PDF. Unfortunately Russell is another apologist who doesn’t ask relevant questions of both sides, only…
New Temperature Record at BWI: atmospheric or asphaltic?
UPDATE: Another new record at BWI on July 7th: RECORD EVENT REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BALTIMORE MD/WASHINGTON DC 522 PM EDT WED JUL 07 2010 …RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT…
Baltimore/DC NWS provides historical heat wave perspective
I’ve got another post coming up after this one about the record high temperature set in Baltimore today… RECORD EVENT REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BALTIMORE MD/WASHINGTON DC 0547 PM EDT…
Bonus QOTW: Why NASA belongs on the FAIL blog
Consider this a bonus Quote of the Week, but since it’s not climate/science/weather related I didn’t give it top billing for QOTW this week. That honor went to a study…
Quote of the Week #37 – Amazongate detractors pwned
While the trolls rage on about The Sunday Times “retraction” related to “Amazongate”, Science moves forward with field experiments that take the alarm out of Amazon alarmism. From the Max…
McIntyre presser in London
Climategate after the Russell Review Discussing the ‘Climategate’ Affair and the CRU Inquiries Speakers * Stephen McIntyre (Canada) * David Holland (UK) Tuesday, 13 July 2010, 19:00 – 21:00 Institute…
CO2 field experiment likely to cause "do-over" for climate models
I have two press releases here, one via EurekAlert, and one from Max Planck. Plus at the end a summary of points via WUWT regular Pierre Gosselin. First, a key…
Sustainability Teaching: "lack of ethical dimension"
Ethical issues ignored in sustainability education, research EAST LANSING, Mich. — Just about everyone agrees that sustainability – cutting energy use, reducing carbon emissions and, in general, keeping the Earth green…
CryoSat-2 exceeding expectations
From the European Space Agency 070110 Participants at the Living Planet Symposium have been hearing about ESA’s most recently launched mission, CryoSat-2. In orbit for almost three months, the satellite…
The Importance of Concentration
By Steve Goddard Last month, a number of well known web sites and commenters were getting themselves worked up with comments like “Arctic ice dropping at the fastest rate in…
The CRUTape Letters now in Japanese
People send me stuff. I get so many books and manuscripts to review that I could heat my home if I had a wood burning stove. While I was away,…
The Guardian: Climategate was 'a game changer'
Despite regular attempts by head in the sand AGW cheerleaders to make it go away, Climategate continues to affect the path of climate science. This endorsement of the Climategate effect…
Spotting the Solar Regime Shifts Driving Earth's Climate
Some people cite scientists saying there is a “CO2 control knob” for Earth. No doubt there is, but due to the logarithmic effect of CO2, I think of it like…
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