The call to action hasn’t yet been picked up by MSM, but at least it’s taken a top position on wordpress. See below.
Month: September 2010
We're Burning Money
Guest Post by Thomas Fuller A lot of energy efficiency innovations save money on utility bills for businesses, homeowners and even governments that adopt them. So why aren’t they all…
NOAA it's 12AM, do you know where your metadata is?
For example, until surfacestations volunteer Juan Slayton photographed it, there was no metadata to record the fact that this official USHCN station of record is sited over a tombstone. From…
URGENT – A call to action for the WUWT community
NOTE: Updates have been posted below, including the tally. I need your help, because they need your help. Please read this whole story and consider if you can help. WUWT…
Quote of the week – zzzzz
Some weeks we are given gifts from on high. This week was one of them. Give thanks to George Monbiot for this gem, from his essay: Climate change enlightenment was…
Walrus-gate 2.0: media recycles climate change claims from exactly year ago
One year ago [Sept 19, 2009], WUWT reported upon the alarming problem of walrus stampedes and dead carcasses washing up on beaches. Now, exactly one-year later, the NBC Today Show…
Pollution monitoring? There's an app for that.
USC lab releases smartphone app that measures particulate air pollution ‘Visibility’ now available for download; developers hope users can help fill in the many blanks in existing air quality maps…
Physicist says fossil fuel burning is insignificant in the global carbon pool
Physicist Dr. Denis Rancourt, a former professor and environmental science researcher at the University of Ottawa, has officially bailed out of the man-made global warming movement, calling it a ‘corrupt…
Low-tech garbage heap makes for simplest carbon sequestration
From the Washington Post By Hugh Price In New Haven, W.Va., the Mountaineer Power Plant is using a complicated chemical process to capture about 1.5 percent of the carbon dioxide…
New Zealand's ETS law will surely fix this
It has been just 2.5 months since the carbon Emissions Trading Scheme kicked in for New Zealand. I’m sure if they give it a little more time, spring snows like…
Sea Ice News #23, plus a bonus NOAA sea ice blunder
NOTE: This post has several images, including two animations. Those on slower connections, please be patient while they load. This week, I suppose the best word to describe the status…
Jupiter closest this week, not again until 2022
Been outside at midnight lately? There’s something you really need to see. Jupiter is approaching Earth for the closest encounter between the two planets in more than a decade–and it…
After "Global Climate Disruption": next name?
My friend Kate in Saskatchewan is running a poll on what the next name might be. Here’s a screencap of the poll choices.
Hans von Storch study: Global Warming to make fewer strong polar storms
Here is a quote you don’t often see: Our results provide a rare example of a climate change effect in which a type of extreme weather is likely to decrease,…
Disruptor vs. Galacticus
Guest post by Thomas Fuller Like a supervillain from Marvel Comics, a new threat to civilization has emerged. It is Climate Disruption, the result of a rebranding exercise announced by…
Now "scientific consensus" is about "cultural views"
Press release from the National Science Foundation: Why “Scientific Consensus” Fails to Persuade Individuals with competing cultural values disagree about what most scientists believe Whether a scientist is seen as…
Sun's magnetics remain in a funk: sunspots may be on their way out
We covered this story about solar magnetic field strength and sunspot contrast months ago on WUWT, and for a couple of years now I have been pointing out that the…
AVOID
Via Eurekalert: Avoiding dangerous climate change: An international perspective The world will need to make substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions below current levels over the next few decades if…
2010 running hot and cold in the USA
Hot summer after a cold winter Joe D’Aleo, ICECAP Washington DC and many cities of the east and south had a warm to record warm summer (while parts of the…
NOAA outsources climate data management
No mention in this press release of what it might actually accomplish. Meanwhile a full scale siting assessment and quality control analysis of the entire NWS COOP network remains undone.…
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