Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Anthony has just posted the results from a “Press Session” at the AGU conference. In it the authors make two claims of interest. The first…
Day: December 17, 2014
From #AGU14 – satellites detect albedo change in the Arctic, resulting in more absorbed solar radiation
This press session at AGU conference today had quite a lot to say. Personally, I think the issue of carbon soot forcing is one of the strongest drivers of this,…
DECC Forced To Release Data Showing Impact Of Climate Policies On Energy Prices
By Paul Homewood http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/energy/11292367/Green-policies-to-add-up-to-40pc-to-cost-of-household-electricity.html Earlier I posted on the news that Department of Energy & Climate Change (DECC) tried to cover up official data showing how electricity prices are expected…
Hump Day Hilarity – model the bouncing ball
Josh writes: Talking of Climate Models, there is another great Climate Audit post titled “Unprecedented” Model Discrepancy where Richard Betts, once again, provides cartoon inspiration in the comments. It’s a bit…
#Santabomb winter storm predicted for Northeastern U.S. at Christmas
A “superbomb” storm is being predicted for Christmas Day in the Northeast United states according to WeatherBell Meteorologist Dr. Ryan Maue who has pointed out it looks to be reminiscent…
Good news from #AGU14 'Arctic sea ice is holding up to global warming better than expected'
From the “no death spiral” department comes this press release made at AGU from ESA. Arctic sea ice is holding up to global warming better than expected, according to the…
Day two at #AGU14 – no photos allowed, but lots of beer and 'big oil' funding flowed
My second day at the American Geophysical Union conference was entirely different than the first, mainly due to the fact that all of a sudden I found myself unable to…
Researchers Find Northeast Pacific Surface Warming (1900-2012) Caused By Changes in Atmospheric Circulation, NOT Manmade Forcings
Guest Post by Bob Tisdale UPDATE: See the update at the end of the post. One of the authors of the paper has joined us here at WUWT. # #…
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