WUWT reference pages updated

Anthony,
Why is the government not paying you as a scientist?
Your reference material is fantastic.
Everything anyone may want to research at your finger tips.
Love it!!! 🙂

Thanks,
Anthony, Ryan, “Justthefacts”, mods, posters and commenters, those working behind the scenes, for this goldmine of information.

We really must begin trying harder to adapt to climate change. With the solar cycle moving the planet into a cold period, crop yields may be impacted driving up food prices and causing instability around the globe. We have seen evidence of this with the manifestation of political unrest and revolutionary change across many regions. Climate change is causing inflation in prices unbearable to the people that can least afford id it. The protests and collapse of regimes in Tunisia and Egypt are among the most violent examples. The collapse of economies in Europe, you are probably know the PIIGS story by now, and the rest of the western economies to follow, is not going to be a pleasant experience.
We must immediately begin to put pressure on our governments to end subsidies for bio-fuels such as corn for ethanol, one of the major drivers of food inflation. The climate is now changing from global warming to global cooling. Unless we begin to take climate change seriously, our future as peaceful caretakers of our planet will no longer continue, and the world my erupt in civil and global clashes of civilization, the likes of which we have never seen.
This is my essay using the words “Climate Change” in their correct manner. I am not afraid of using those words because of political interests giving those words a bad connotation. I challenge you and WUWT to perhaps host a thread devoted to using those words in proper context, to teach others how to use them properly.

Thanks, Anthony and colleagues and commenters with helpful expertise. Just about anything we want to know or research is on WUWT, a full service blog. Keep up the great work. And now I can clean up a jumble of book marks on the Favorites list. Good research data; good housekeeping. Science like it oughta be.

Splendid !
But it would worthwhile to get someone to provide commentary on each of these graphs to explain and interpret them (i.e a summary note for each one.)

What do you think of the “Solar Pole Strength” plots?
http://www.landscheidt.info/?q=node/82

Thank you for the Atmosphere Reference page. A bit mind boggling for a layman’s first look.
The temperature anomalies for the Arctic troubled me until I told myself these are air temperatures and most of that heat energy will be radiated to space. This is how the planet cools itself during the NH winter. Am I thinking on the right lines?
Also would the GCR levels be of interest with the current cloud cover graphs?

Fantastic. Thanks a million.
It’s great to know the facts when you find yourself in a conversation/debate with a warmist.
What always infuriate me when reading what warmists write, is suspecting they are exaggerating – with all their good intentions that make them feel they need to treat you as an ignorant who needs to be manipulated into doing what is good for him – and not knowing where to find the facts.
This site was already great and it is getting better and better!

G. E. Pease says:
February 5, 2011 at 6:41 pm
This is the latest NOAA/MSFC (2011/02/03) prediction:
http://solarscience.msfc.nasa.gov/predict.shtml
Still obviously predicting too much activity for the SC24 peak.

Nice pick up Gerry, the value continues to tumble on a monthly basis almost. NASA now sitting at 58 which is starting to move some distance underneath even the most pessimistic of the original panel. SC24 has the potential to be lower than SC5, I think it will happen.

I [second-third-fourth-damn. Must be quicker] the notion. For those who wish to have one of their own, your blog must be considered the King of Blogs and the top notch model for any such endeavor.