The EPA is seeking to ban the freedom of individuals within the USA to convert street cars into race cars. WUWT reader Wolfpack987 writes: Another example of government abuse of power,…
Month: February 2016
Claim: Trendy Green Corporates "underestimating" Coal Usage
Guest essay by Eric Worrall A new report from Lux Research has suggested that Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple, and other big name tech businesses, corporations which make substantial claims…
Reduce CO2, or More Homeless Kittens
Guest essay by Eric Worrall According to the New South Wales Cat Protection Society, climate induced warmer weather is causing cats to have more unwanted kittens. Longer breeding seasons, more…
A TSI-Driven (solar) Climate Model
Guest essay by Jeff Patterson Temperature versus CO2 Greenhouse gas theory predicts a linear relationship between the logarithm of CO2 atmospheric concentration and the resultant temperature anomaly. Figure 1 is…
CSIRO Climate Update: "We don’t know what the heck is waiting for us"
Guest essay by Eric Worrall h/t JoNova – The floor show from Aussie climate scientists whose jobs are on the line is continuing. Now that climate job security is a…
Marcott discovers that “It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future” while saying "it's worse than we thought"
The title quote is from the late, great, Yogi Berra, with my sincerest apologies. From the UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON and the “doom is the only outcome” department comes this “stunning”…
Extreme Weather Raises Climate Concerns – but Only if it Happened Yesterday
Guest essay by Eric Worrall A new study suggests that extreme weather does impact climate concern, but the effect on people’s thinking only lasts for 3 months after the extreme…
Long -Term Climate Change: What Is A Reasonable Sample Size?
Guest Opinion: Dr. Tim Ball Recent discussion about record weather events, such as the warmest year on record, is a totally misleading and scientifically useless exercise. This is especially true…
A note about Bad Losers and Global Warming on Super Bowl Sunday
Guest essay by Caleb Shaw It is not merely the physical science behind Global Warming Alarmism that is rotten; the social science is equally rotten. The fiasco involves both the…
Latest Green Idea: Pouring Millions of Tons of Bubble Mix into the Sea
Guest essay by Eric Worrall A new study suggests that large ocean going ships could help reduce global warming, by pouring surfactants into their wake, to extend the life of…
Record Missouri flooding was manmade calamity, not climate change, scientist says
Remember when some low caliber science pundits immediately jumped on the “climate change” bandwagon of blame? It turns out that as usual, they were wrong. This new study shows extreme…
Competition to Achieve Viable Nuclear Fusion Heating Up
Guest essay by Eric Worrall h/t The Register The international ITER Fusion project might be mired in cost overruns and severe delays, but competition is heating up, between China and…
The Pause hangs on by its fingernails
By Christopher Monckton of Brenchley The sharp el Niño spike is just about to abolish the long Pause in global temperatures – at least for now. This column has long…
Study: "Wrong" kind of trees in Europe Exacerbating Global Warming
Guest essay by Eric Worrall A study claims that the shift from broadleaf to conifer trees in managed European forests has caused 0.12c (0.21F) of warming in Europe, by reducing…
Global Warming is Causing Dogs to Become Depressed
Guest essay by Eric Worrall Pet behaviourists have claimed that dogs and horses are becoming bored and depressed, because global warming induced weather is stopping their owners from taking them…
Friday funnies – a cartoon week
Josh writes: it’s been a fun week. First, there was a survey of 17 countries showing the British rank 15th in their concern over climate change. H/t GWPF Then we had George Monbiot of…
Study: Greenland ice sheet moving slower now than in the last 9000 years
From the UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN and the “must add a global warming caveat to prevent backlash” department: Scientists map movement of Greenland Ice during past 9,000 years Scientists have…
More settled science consensus: the formation of coal in the Caboniferous looks to be "grounded in abiotic processes"
Researcher cites a tendency in science to ignore, rather than go after, theories believed to be false. Two Stanford geologists are disputing the decade-old explanation of the large amount of…
President Obama Proposes $10 per Barrel Carbon Tax
Guest essay by Eric Worrall President Obama has proposed a $10 per barrel carbon tax to fund renewable energy, and to “encourage” people to stop using oil. From the Whitehouse…
Warmest January in satellite record leads off 2016
From the University of Alabama, Huntsville, and courtesy of the current El Niño here’s something climate advocates will probably like, even though they wrongly say the satellite record is no…
Hottest year ever update: El Niño effect in 2015 was 20 times larger than the global warming signal
El Nino 2015 versus Global Warming 2015. Which caused the bigger temperature increase? Guest essay by Sheldon Walker The aim of this article is to split the temperature increase that…
Study: Southern ocean was a big CO2 sink during last ice age
In the Southern Ocean, a carbon-dioxide mystery comes clear: Sediments show greenhouse gas taken from air From the THE EARTH INSTITUTE AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Twenty thousand years ago, when humans were…
Aussie CSIRO: Massive cuts to Government Climate Jobs
Guest essay by Eric Worrall The Sydney Morning Herald reports that 350 research jobs are to be cut at the government CSIRO. Climate science to be gutted as CSIRO swings…
Initialization practices disqualify UN IPCC global circulation models from use for most climate change forecast purposes
Guest essay by Michael G. Wallace Hydroclimatologist, Albuquerque, NM The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change UN IPCC features and endorses decadal global climate forecasting products. Those in turn…
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