There’s nothing I could say that hasn’t been already said better by somebody else, so I’ll just post this video, which I think is well done.
Month: September 2011
Bill Illis: Clouds account for most of the variability in net radiation at the Top of the Atmosphere
While we are marveling at the recent revelation out of Serbia that shows a connection between cosmic rays, clouds and temperature, our own volunteer moderator, Roger (Tallbloke) noticed and collated…
New paper links cosmic rays, clouds, and temperature
This new paper shows what appears to be a link between Forbush descreases and terrestrial temperature change shortly afterwards. It is a short time scale demonstration of what Svensmark is…
My town's Climate Action Protest- I get to be "zombietime"
WUWT readers may know of the famous zombietime.com where an anonymous photographer captures some of the bizarre things that happen at protests in SFO and Berkeley. Today on the campus…
Dessler gets schooled by Spencer
Josh writes: In view of the thread The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly: My Initial Comments on the New Dessler 2011 Study a commenter over at BishopHill said this: “Does…
Dessler: "People who discount the science of climate change don't do it because they've read the science"
Drought, Wildfires Haven’t Changed Perry’s Climate-Change Views : It’s All Politics : NPR Last week, I drove to College Station to talk with Andy Dessler about the renewed firestorm over…
A note about hearing technology
Over on Slashdot, there’s a post that caught my eye because it is so simplistic and so wrong. It’s something I have deep personal experience with, and while not the…
Global warming alarmism on steroids – some like it hot
This is one of those Jeane Dixon style predictions, written in such general terms that it can be provable by just about any summer in the future. According to the…
RGGI update: It wasn't supposed to be like this
Guest post by Ric Werme Too long title: New Hampshire stays in, NJ probably gets out, 3rd quarter auction sells less than 18% of allowances, secondary market moribund, RGGI soldiers…
Quote of the Week – Wuebbles Weather World
Serially warm reporter Dan Vergano of USA today wrote an article on the “Current Extreme Weather and Climate Change” report, released this week that says it’s all our fault. With…
Al Gore's credibility wanes – just 24% now consider him to be an "expert" on global warming
With the upcoming Gore-a-thon set for September 14th, Gore needs an attention boost more than ever. And that’s not all, the number of people that beleive the sun has a…
Panorama of tropical activity
NASA Sees 3 Tropical Cyclones in the Atlantic Today, plus Lee remnants There are four tropical cyclones or remnants plaguing the Atlantic Ocean basin today, Sept. 8, 2011, and one…
A Note Regarding The NOAA ENSO Meter
UPDATE: Ric Werme is graciously producing a new updated meter for the WUWT sidebar, see comments. – Anthony by Bob Tisdale There have been a number of comments at WattsUpWithThat…
Solyndra Solar raided by FBI
I guess the feds want to know where that $535 million dollar “green jobs” DOE loan went. Via Andrew Breitbart and from NBC Bay Area News: FBI agents armed with…
Global Ocean Heat Content Is Still Flat
While there’s news of ocean heat content in the Atlantic being pumped up by “leakage” from the Indian Ocean, and NOAA proclaims that La Niña is back, Bob Tisdale finds…
It's official: NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center says La Niña is back
As we reported on WUWT on August 24th, La Niña is now officially “back” with this press release from NOAA. Hopefully NOAAwatch will finally move the ENSO meter they produce…
What caused the significant increase in Atlantic Ocean heat content since the mid-20th century?
This new paper from Lee et al just published in GRL has an answer. It seems warm water is being transported from the Indian Ocean via the Agulhas leakage. Abstract:…
Aircraft measurements show surprisingly high levels of black carbon particles in the global atmosphere – Asia blamed
From NCAR/UCAR: First global portrait of greenhouse gases emerges from pole-to-pole flights BOULDER—A three-year series of research flights from the Arctic to the Antarctic has successfully produced an unprecedented portrait…
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly: My Initial Comments on the New Dessler 2011 Study
NOTE: This post is important, so I’m going to sticky it at the top for quite a while. I’ve created a page for all Spencer and Braswell/Dessler related posts, since…
Frozen Global Warming Research
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach A number of nations conduct research in Antarctica. To do research in Antarctica, you need to have an icebreaker. As the old saying goes, you…
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