This came to me via a tip, but to me honest I get so many daily emails and comments I’ve lost the original source of the tip. This is via the Canadian Ice Service, and it’s a view I have not seen before. I shows a polar view looking down at the North pole which…
From wire reports: A volcano in southern Japan, Mount Io, erupted for the first time since 1768 on Thursday, spewing steam and ash 400 meters (1,300 feet) into the air. Video follows. Authorities warned locals not to approach the mountain. A warning area has been issued within 3km of the volcano due to large flying volcanic…
Guest post by David Middleton 04 APRIL 2018 Mississippi River flooding worse now than any time in past 500 years Efforts to control the river’s flow with levees and other structures have increased the risk of dangerous floods. Floods on the mighty Mississippi River are larger and more frequent today than at any time in…
Guest satirical rebuttal by David Middleton Willis’ post on EV’s was very unfair… At least according to some of the comments. So I thought I would post some graphs demonstrating that EV’s aren’t quite so astoundingly unsuccessful. One of my favorite metrics is Ford F-Series pickup trucks versus electric vehicles. F-Series sales literally crush EV…
From the UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT and the “that’s going to leave a mark” department comes this bit of news that’s sure to cause some heads to explode. Regardless of political affiliation, people are more likely to believe facts about climate change when they come from Republicans speaking against what has become a partisan interest in this…
Guest essay by Eric Worrall h/t Breitbart / James Delingpole – Greens have discovered to their horror that producing renewable wood pellet biomass requires a large supply of dead trees. Hardwood forests cut down to feed Drax Power plant, Channel 4 Dispatches claims Brendan Montague | 16th April 2018 A Dispatches investigation has uncovered evidence…
A tide gauge record must always start about the time of low ENSO waters and possibly include a datum shift Guest essay by Albert Parker In addition to the case of Aden, discussed in Parker & Ollier (2017) and Parker & O’Sullivan (2018), that is only one of the many where the data proposed by…
