From Scripps Institute New Airborne GPS Technology for Weather Conditions Takes Flight First-time demonstration led by Scripps Institution of Oceanography captures key meteorological data from aircraft, along with the potential…
Day: March 18, 2014
NOAA's odd way of presenting February temperatures
Harold Ambler writes: NOAA’s map of February temperatures across the United States got New England all wrong. It wasn’t “near normal,” at all, as the people of the region can…
A ‘Back to the Future’ approach to climate that reads just like science fiction
From the University of Cincinnati, climate science conducted by one-on-one interviews with small sample sizes. No DeLoreans or “Mr. Fusion” needed. A ‘Back to the Future’ Approach to Taking Action…
To AAAS: What we know? Earth hasn't warmed significantly in over a decade, climate models failed to predict this
One really has to laugh at the repackaging attempt by AAAS. Meanwhile: American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Releases “What We Know” and Kicks Off Initiative to Recognize…
The one-sided Conversation
By Christopher Monckton of Brenchley At The Conversation, a taxpayer-funded propaganda website based in Australia, Dr Rod Lamberts has suggested that in the climate debate those pushing the Party Line…
Climate Craziness of the Week: 'Cold snaps result of global warming'
We’ve just been waiting for this predictable headline to emerge somewhere, and it happened to pop up in Canada’s CBC News: h/t to Ron Christie in WUWT Tips and Notes…
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