Yesterday we had an enlightening guest post by Ian Rons titled Further Down the “Bore Hole” which presented some comment data and graphs, along with some observations about that nature of…
Month: July 2011
The BBC Endeavours to Provide More Biased Coverage on Climate Change
By WUWT regular “Just The Facts” The BBC’s governing body, the BBC Trust, has released a report on its coverage of climate change, that is based partly on “an independent review”…
Paywallgate: hacker breaches MIT, downloads millions of papers
While Joe Romm and Keith Olberman spin the most absurd conspiracy theory imaginable related to Climategate, that it was the work of “News of the World”, Murdoch, and/or Wallis, we…
Bastardi: Just Say No to El Nino, at least till 2012
Guest post by Joe Bastardi I did not say boo at some of the “shoot the messenger posts” on my “Say No to El Nino”, including one person who wanted…
Galactic sized bathtub of water found in space
From NASA Jet Propulsion Lab, Pasadena: Astronomers Find Largest, Most Distant Reservoir of Water Two teams of astronomers have discovered the largest and farthest reservoir of water ever detected in…
Fools gold as paleo-atmospheric proxy
From the University of Edinburgh Fool’s gold gives scientists priceless insight into Earth’s evolution Fool’s gold is providing scientists with valuable insights into a turning point in the Earth’s evolution,…
Heat index update, Mid-Atlantic states experience Middle East climate
Weather Post by Dr. Ryan N. Maue As the ridge of high pressure slowly edges eastward over the eastern USA, dewpoints in the 80sF and temperatures over the century mark…
Thank the Gods for Climategate
Guest post submitted by Steve Garcia (feet2thefire http://feet2thefire.wordpress.com ) It has now been more than 20 months since the CRU emails were outed, by whatever or whomever. Some day we…
Dora almost explores Category 5 – in the Eastern Pacific
Update: 4AM 7/22/2011: Hurricane Dora nearly made it to Category 5 peaking at 135 knots maximum sustained winds. Perhaps in the post-season reanalysis, the storm will be upgraded. But, what’s…
UEA's response to EIR/FOIA requests – It depends who you are
Guest post by Richard Brearley This post is written to publicise an interesting anomaly in UEA’s (University of East Anglia) treatment of requests sent to it under the Environmental Information…
20 trillion watts is not even Trenberth's missing heat
Dr. Roger Pielke Sr. writes: News Article On The Earth’s Heat From Radioactive Decay An intriguing news article has appeared by Charles Q. Choi titled Radioactive decay fuels Earth’s inner fires The…
The battle over sea level in JCR
John Droz writes in with this: A few months ago a widely-publicized article by Houston and Dean was published in the Journal of Coastal Research (and on your site), noting that although sea-level…
Climate Craziness of the Week: This looks like a job for "green helmet guy"
Climate weirding at the UN: Here’s the whole weird story. I suppose neither the UN nor the Guardian remembers the “green helmet guy” fiasco from 2006, or they wouldn’t be…
Tropical Fish Storm Cindy explodes over the North Atlantic
Weather Post by Dr. Ryan Maue The title is a bit facetious since Cindy is a marginal tropical storm (~35 knots) and will not last more than a day as…
Lord Monckton wins National Press Club debate on climate
Love him or hate him, the man can win a debate. Andrew Bolt shares the results of the National Press Club Debate in Australia writing: No wonder the warmists hate…
80% of world climate data are not computerized
From FECYT – Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology In order to gain a better knowledge of climate variations, such as those caused by global warming, and be able to…
Some facts about deaths due to heat waves
We have a strong, but not unprecedented, heat wave gripping the central USA. NOAA made this video animation to show the breadth of it, which I converted to YouTube so…
Quote of the Week – rubbishing peer review
Here I am, minding my own business, looking at my local newspaper, and just reading what is happening locally. Then, out pops this profound quote of the week that is…
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