Inconvenient Stanford study: 'Sea levels may not rise as high as assumed.'

Study suggests that global sea level is less sensitive to high atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations than previously thought. From STANFORD’S SCHOOL OF EARTH, ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Ice sheets may be more…

A Nature editorial on the state of 'robusted' science reproducibility

Excerpts from Robust research: Institutions must do their part for reproducibility C. Glenn Begley, Alastair M. Buchan & Ulrich Dirnagl Tie funding to verified good institutional practice, and robust science will shoot…

Trillions and Trillions of Trees make that 'giant sucking sound' of CO2 from the atmosphere

WUWT reader P Wilson writes; There are just over three trillion trees on Earth, according to a new assessment. The figure is eight times as big as the previous best estimate,…

Thursday thought – Josh on 'Why are we waiting?"

Josh writes: Ruth Dixon’s excellent book review of “Why are we waiting?” by Nicholas Stern is well worth reading. You can download a pdf version here. As the cartoon notes, the question ‘Why are…

An Open Letter To Amazon about the NC Desert Wind project

  9/1/15 To: Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos Mr. Bezos: I’m an energy expert, a longtime Amazon customer, and an ardent company supporter. As such I’ve read with great interest some…