By Christopher Monckton of Brenchley The monthly satellite lower-troposphere temperature anomaly from Remote Sensing Systems, Inc., is now available. Taking the least-squares linear-regression trend on this dataset (the bright blue…
Day: February 6, 2014
Stunning photo: Earth, as seen from Mars
This was just released today by NASA. It is quite a humbling image from the Mars rover Curiosity, though it’s not quite the same impact as the Blue Marble image…
Josh on the certainty of climate sensitivity
Josh writes: Are we now 95% certain? Yes, we are! Hooray! Yesterday we heard from UK climate science community about their work on AR5. The event was called “Climate Change…
Newspaper closes mind: will no longer print skeptical AGW opinions
From the newspaper SouthCoastToday.com Our View: There is no debate on climate change The “debate” over the reality and cause of climate change stopped being scientific long ago. Today, the…
Global Temperature Report: January 2014 Upper Michigan was ‘coldest’ spot on the globe in January
Global climate trend since Nov. 16, 1978: +0.14 C per decadeJanuary temperatures (preliminary)
Another hot model: Forest emissions, wildfires explain why ancient Earth was so hot
The release of volatile organic compounds from Earth’s forests and smoke from wildfires 3 million years ago had a far greater impact on global warming than ancient atmospheric levels of…
On Don Easterbrook’s Updated Projection
Don Easterbrook has updated his projection graph. Unfortunately, he did not update the graph that I complained about a few weeks ago, shown on the left in Figure 1. In…
CRU produces something useful for a change
World temperature records available via Google Earth Climate researchers at the University of East Anglia have made the world’s temperature records available via Google Earth.
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