From McGill University Researchers from McGill and the U.S. Geological Survey, more used to measuring thawing permafrost than its expansion, have made a surprising discovery. There is new permafrost forming…
Day: June 10, 2014
AAAS on reproducibility – 'a cornerstone of science'
Reproducibility — the ability to redo an experiment and get the same results — is a cornerstone of science, but it has been the subject of some troubling news lately.…
No joke: 'Climate change may prevent contact with alien civilisations'
From the you’ve got to be effing kidding me department come this dead serious essay from “The Conversation”, that hotbed of climate alarmism in Australia which somehow got past bullshit…
Climate Craziness of the Week – a new business model for practicing psychologists?
What better way to drum up business than to create a whole new class of psychological affliction? Climate Depot reports: Weather Channel hypes report claiming ‘Climate Change Will Mean More…
Mann Overboard! – It Takes a Village in North Korea Edition
It seems that Dr. Michael Mann has gone off the rails (again) into the sort of conspiracy theory territory that would be a perfect case study for Cook and Lewandowsky,…
UAH Global Temperature Update for May, 2014: up slightly
Will the forecasted El Niño later this year produce a new record? Spencer comments. June 10th, 2014 by Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D. The Version 5.6 global average lower tropospheric…
Sea Ice News Volume 5 #3 – The 2014 Sea Ice Forecast Contest
While we have done this usually a week ahead in prior years, I’m very late out of the gate this year, as I have a lot of distractions and work…
Australia and Canada decide to take a path of climate realism
Australia And Canada Form Climate Realist Alliance Ottawa Citizen, 9 June 2014 Mark Kennedy The political leaders of Canada and Australia declared on Monday they won’t take any action to…
Why Automatic Temperature Adjustments Don't Work
The automatic adjustment procedure is almost guaranteed to produce spurious, artificial warming, and here’s why. Guest essay by Bob Dedekind Auckland, NZ, June 2014 In a recent comment on Lucia’s…
NOAA reaches out to the blogosphere
UPDATE: NOAA has corrected the typos in the illustrations at the new reanalysis intercomparison website. # # # # # NOAA opened two new blogs recently…and a new reanalysis intercomparison…
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