On the naming and shaming of Carbon Dioxide

Guest essay by Tom Peer Poor old carbon dioxide. One minute it was a harmless gas providing as vital a link in the cycle of life as water or oxygen…

LOUISIANA: They're trying to wash you away

News Analysis by Kip Hansen   Jean Lafitte, Louisiana, is situated at two feet above sea level and about ten miles south of New Orleans.   It has the misfortune to…

Study: 'Chaos Seeding' impairs the interpretation of Numerical Weather Models

This paper was published in late 2017, and we didn’t notice it then. Today thanks to a tip from Dr. Willie Soon, via Willis Eschenbach, we notice it now. The…

State of the Polar Bear Report 2017 shows polar bears are thriving

By Dr. Susan Crockford My new report reveals that polar bears are doing well despite recent reductions in sea-ice. It shows in details why this is so, with summaries of…

Emergency Plan to Airdrop Food to Climate Affected Starving Polar Bears

Guest essay by Eric Worrall Just when you thought the imaginary polar bear crisis couldn’t get any sillier; Scientists hatch bold plan to save polar bears It will take more…

Study: Extremely stormy weather in California happened over 150 years ago

From the UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA – SANTA BARBARA and the “how did global warming reach back through time and cause that?” department. Geologists provide evidence that a series of storms…

Paper: Circular Reasoning in Climate Change Research

Circular Reasoning in Climate Change Research Jamal Munshi Sonoma State University Abstract A literature review shows that the circular reasoning fallacy is common in climate change research. It is facilitated…