Guest opinion: Dr. Tim Ball Melanie Phillips’ article in The Times was highlighted with other information on WUWT that speaks to the loss of integrity in climate science and science…
Month: March 2016
Lagarde: The new Green International Monetary Fund
Guest essay by Eric Worrall In 1944, the International Monetary Fund was created by world leaders, reeling from the devastation of war and depression, to try to maintain global financial…
Uh, oh, Mann's MBH98 'hockeystick' emails ruled fair game by judge
From the “all your emails belong to us” department comes this ruling that I’m sure Mikey Mann and company will go ballistic over. From the Arizona Daily Sun: PHOENIX —…
Al Gore to provide Climate Training in the Philippines
Guest essay by Eric Worrall Former Vice President Al Gore is travelling to the Philippines, to help train local climate activists. “Al Gore will give the presentation that has introduced…
Climate Craziness of the Week: 'feminist glaciology' in the climate change context
I’ll probably be labeled a misogynist pig for even bringing this paper to the attention of our readers, but there are just some things that just deserve to be called…
March 2016 Update of Global Temperature Responses to 1997/98 and 2015/16 El Niño Events
Guest Post by Bob Tisdale In lagged responses to the 2015-16 El Niño, there have recently been sizable upticks in the lower troposphere temperature data from both RSS and UAH,…
California to get clobbered with wet atmospheric river this weekend
Every once in awhile California gets a “Pineapple Express” this is more like an El Niño express as the source of this moisture river extends all the way across the…
The "long whimper" of failing climate alarmism
Guest essay by Gary Pearse (elevated from a comment) On the thread Yale University Closes Climate Change Institute longtime WUWT commenter Gary Pearse gave a synopsis of the anemic state of…
Is the 2015/16 El Niño an El Niño Modoki?
AND Is that the Reason Why This El Niño is Not Suppressing the California Drought as Expected? Guest Post by Bob Tisdale El Niño events come in different flavors, and…
Not so Friday Funny – Science is turning back to the dark ages
Science is in an integrity crisis, and climate science is leading the way for loss of integrity Science is turning back to the dark ages Man-made global warming theory has…
Claim: 500,000 extra deaths per Year from Malnutrition by 2050
Guest essay by Eric Worrall A study in The Lancet claims that by 2050, climate change could cause 500,000 extra deaths per year, due to reduced food production. However the…
Yale University Closes Climate Change Institute
Guest essay by Eric Worrall h/t James Delingpole; Yale University has announced the closure of its Climate Change Institute. All funding will be cut by the end of June. After…
Through the Ice, Darkly
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach As always, I get distracted by the daily news. The weather news today is a lovely rainy morning here in drought-plagued California, we got just…
DOJ refers Exxon "climate crime " to FBI for decision on action, if any
The decision about whether to investigate ExxonMobil Corporation’s advocacy on climate change is now in the FBI’s hands. The Department of Justice (DOJ), which received multiple requests to probe Exxon…
Another alarmist pillar collapses – Greenland melting due to old soot feedback loops and albedo change – not AGW
From the EARTH INSTITUTE AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY and the “we told you so time and again at WUWT” department comes this study which not only explains the “insta-melt” in the…
Are vibrations from offshore wind turbine farms killing whales?
Environmentalists say navy sonar hurts whales, but ignore impacts of offshore wind farms Paul Driessen and Mark Duchamp Between January 9 and February 4 this year, 29 sperm whales got…
After El Niño, Will The Global Warming Pause Continue?
Is the global warming pause over for good — or will it continue once the current El Nino dies down? That is the key question raised by Dr David Whitehouse,…
The Conversation Unintentionally Makes the Case for Fossil Fuels
Guest essay by Eric Worrall The Conversation complains that rich cities are spending more money than poor cities on climate adaption. The Conversation wants wealthy countries to provide climate cash…
The Ice Was All Between
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach I do my best to maintain my sense of awe regarding the things I study. I’ve had the good fortune in my life to be…
Shukla's Scam and Folly
Bishop Hill notes: Remember Jagadish Shukla, the American professor who called for racketeering laws to be used against sceptics? There was considerable interest when it was revealed that Prof Shukla…
The 'Karlization' of global temperature continues – this time RSS makes a massive upwards adjustment
Forget homogenization, that is so 2010. If the pause is bothering you and your belief is that there must be more warming, we only need to find it in the…
Global Temperature Report: Warmest Ever February, driven by El Niño
From UAH: February was warmest month in satellite record Global climate trend since Nov. 16, 1978: +0.12 C per decade February temperatures (preliminary) Global composite temp.: +0.83 C (about 1.50…
Another pie in the sky green scheme for using that excess atmospheric CO2
From the “there’s a shedload of carbon on the surface” department comes this “green solution” that will “overcome the environmental sins of our past”. Oy. Converting atmospheric carbon dioxide into…
Long Satellite Pauses Ending (Now Includes January Data)
Guest Post by Werner Brozek, Excerpted From Nick Stokes, Edited by Just The Facts: Image Credit: Nick Stokes Before beginning the discussion, I just want to comment on the authors.…
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