Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach [See also the follow-on post entitled “Why Revenue Neutral Isn’t” I was pointed by a commenter on another blog to the Canadian Province of British…
Day: July 11, 2013
Shock news from 'Forecast the Facts' – "HadCRUT is not peer reviewed"
I’m sure Phil Jones will need to be notified right away that this paper on HadCRUT4 was never actually published. Justin Templer writes on Twitter and provides screencaps:
Length of day governed by Earth's core processes
From the University of Liverpool , something I found interesting because a few years ago, former State Climatologist Jame Goodridge said he saw correlations between length of day and other…
Pre-Friday Funny – the perfect promo for 'Forecast the Facts' #poisonedweather – coming to a screen near you
Once upon a time, we were constantly lectured that “weather is not climate”. Now that climate change just isn’t scary enough (and not panning out) we are told daily by…
Another benefit of increased CO2 – trees use water more efficiently
Warmist, document thief, and water expert Peter Gleick must be terribly conflicted by this news from USDA. Trees Using Water More Efficiently as Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Rises DURHAM, NH, July…
Quote of the week – Nature on the failure of climate models
From the world of Claimatology™, comes this smackdown from Nature.
Greenpeace climbs Shard tower in London because they think it looks like ice
The stupid, it burns. #iceclimb is probably the dumbest and most transparent ploy for donations ever by Greenpeace. They say: This building – modelled on a shard of ice –…
The solar cycle is still slumping
It is looking more and more like a double sunspot peak for solar cycle 24. Sunspot count is down again: A similar drop occurred in radio flux.
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