NOTE: in conjunction with this essay, may I suggest that readers also visit Climate Audit and read Steve McIntyre’s careful evisceration of the “copygate issue”. – Anthony Guest post by…
Day: October 12, 2010
Climate Craziness of the Week
This is too ridiculous to even comment on, so I’ll just let the image do the talking and provide a link:
Population Bomb: new study discusses population impacts upon global warming emissions
A new study in PNAS by O’Neill et al. (2010) describe “population shifts” as having a substantial influence upon greenhouse gas emissions. From the abstract of Global demographic trends and…
Supposed new planet 20-light years away has been undiscovered
Another case of putting the cart before the horse when it comes to grandiose claims of scientific discovery? According to a social networker at a Torino astrophysics conference, purported…
Peer Reviewed Study: CO2 warming effect cut by 65%, climate sensitivity impossible to accurately determine
Estimated CO2 Warming Cut By 65% Submitted by Doug L. Hoffman, Resilient Earth via ICECAP Any competent researcher involved with the science behind climate change will admit that CO2 is…
Go Ice Go!
While not hugely significant by itself, it is interesting to note that the DMI 30% Arctic extent has reached its highest number for this date, exceeding 2006. The refreeze has…
Fiat Lux
Guest Post by Thomas Fuller There are a lot of people concerned about the pace of innovation as it relates to climate change and energy efficiency, because of fears about…
An upside of climate change
We’ve been told repeatedly that global warming has no upside. It’s all hellish temperatures and/or high water according to some. But, according to this USA Today -Weather Channel story, there…
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