Now named STEVE, or Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement, this phenomenon is still new to scientists, who are working to understand all its details. What they do know is that…
Day: November 13, 2020
CSIRO State of the Climate Report: Australia Up by Almost 1.5C
According to the Australian CSIRO, Australia has already warmed by 1.4 ± 0.22C. But the CSIRO assures us bad things are happening, really. And they’re going to get worse. But…
Shorefast ice formation and the fall feeding season for polar bear
What may seem like a silly question is actually fundamental to polar bear survival: in the fall, why do Western Hudson Bay bears correctly expect to find seals in the…
Friday Funny BONUS: Funniest Things Blamed on Climate Change?
What are the most ridiculous things the media has blamed climate change on? Heartland’s Andy Singer breaks down the thirty funniest claims the media has made yet. Website referenced: http://www.numberwatch.co.uk/warmlist…
Call to action: become an author/tech input for the next National Climate Assessment
The deadline for “self-nomination” as an author for the 5th U.S. National Climate Assessment (“NCA5”) is 8:59 PM PST, Saturday, Nov. 14, 2020. So time is short. Here’s the notice: https://www.globalchange.gov/content/request-public-nominations-authors-and-scientifictechnical-inputs-and-notice-planned-public…
John Legend: People Need Democrat Covid-19 Policies More than Food
Should you help the needy or give money to politicians? According to music star John Legend you might be better off giving the money to politicians, though he intends to…
Friday Funny: Dilbert nails the climate blame game
The comedy of Scott Adams, along with his climate skeptical viewpoint is on full display here today. Enjoy the chuckle. Licensed with permission:
Disconnect in the relationship between GMST and ECS
Abstract. An analysis is presented of he disconnection between the CMIP5 and CMIP6 Historical and Future periods when considering the relationship of the individual model GMST changes and the climate…
Study: Humanity “is beyond the point-of-no-return” on Climate Change
A pair of researchers from the Norwegian Business School have produced a climate prognosis so profoundly depressing even Katharine Hayhoe has publicly complained about it.
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