I read yesterday that someone had supposedly provided evidence in support of Svensmark’s hypothesis that cosmic rays affect the weather. So I went to look it up. The study is called Cloud cover anomalies at middle latitudes: links to troposphere dynamics and solar variability, by S. Veretenenkoa and M. Ogurtsova, paywalled here. Let’s look at this…
Guest essay by Eric Worrall Women don’t like to sweat while having sex, so they are less likely to have sex in warm weather, according to the latest climate health claim. Climate change and your birthday: Is it too hot for sex? Have you ever wondered why March is a busy birthday month? A new…
I wrote this report a couple of years ago, when local misguided fracktivists tried to get our local board of supervisors to issue a county-wide ban against fracking. I thought it might do some good for my readers here, so I decided to publish it. A report to the Butte County Board of Supervisors and to…
Guest Post by Bob Tisdale Quick answer: Over the long term, the answer is yes, but for shorter terms it depends on the sea surface temperature dataset and time period. And in recent years, as most people understand, the adjustments increase global warming trends. INTRODUCTION When discussing global surface warming, we often read comments around…
