My Hypothesis Re-Emerges

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach I’ve been on a most curious quest this last week. I wanted to download all of my WUWT posts so I could make them into…

Not All That Sensitive

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach For no particular reason, I got to thinking about the non-global nature of the incoming energy. And this led me to consider the sensitivity of…

Warming, But Far From Global

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach My mind wanders in curious back byways. I got to thinking about the “global” part of “global warming”. Over the past ~ quarter century, according…

The Dumbest Genius Librarian

Guest Post by Willis EschenbachI have been using the AI “perplexity.ai” extensively lately both for scientific and general research. I think of it as the world’s dumbest, most unruly genius…

Sea Level: NASA Versus NOAA

I see that the NASA folks are busily putting the hype back into hyperventilate. Over at The Cool Down, the news is headlined: NASA issues warning after sudden change in…

Putting The Alarmist Spin On The Earth’s Rotation

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach So I ran across this headline and subhead out on the interwebz: “China Disrupts Earth’s Rotation”: NASA Confirms Massive Project Is Slowing the Planet With…

The Truth About University Overhead Costs

Guest Post by Willis EschenbachThe noted climate alarmist Andrew Dessler has written a Substack post bemoaning the Trump Administration’s decision to cut the “overhead” in Federal research grants to universities…

Back-Breaking Taxes

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach (Yeah, I’m still wrongly blocked on X. See here for updated details.) One of the greatest joys in my life is learning. Today, to my…

Ocean CO2 Outgassing With Temperature

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach (yes, I’m still banned from X/Twitter, see here). Over at Dr. Jennifer Marohasy’s always interesting blog, she makes an interesting claim about ocean outgassing of…

Of Emissions and CO2

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach (still banned from X aka Twitter, see here) The most excellent reef and ocean scientist Jennifer Marohasy put up a Facebook post recently on the…

Does She Or Doesn’t She

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Stuck in the Nadi Airport in Fiji for the day, waiting for my flight to Brisbane. So … I read. I found a most clearly…

Tax-Fueled Renewables

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach I’ve been wondering how the Europeans can possibly afford to pay for all of the public benefits as well as putting big money into all…

They Fought The Carbon And The … Carbon Won

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Short post. A graph that some people will prefer you ignore. That’s it. That’s the whole post. Rock on! w. My Usual Request: When you…

The Rain In Spain Stays Mainly The Same

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Part 1. The Study. I came across a study that’s been getting some play in the usual climatastrophist circles. The study is entitled Impact of…

Moving Glacially

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Gotta say, the endless drumbeat of climate alarmism is pretty boring. The latest salvo is from the Associated Press, with the headline Climate change is…

California Blows It Again

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Encouraged by the reception of my previous post “Eight Ten-Thousandths Of A Degree Per Gigaton“, which ranged from warm acceptance through amused contempt to outright…

Eight Ten-Thousandths Of A Degree Per Gigaton

Guest Post By Willis Eschenbach Well, I see that the Canadian climate scammers are no better at simple arithmetic than Philadelphia schoolteachers. Here’s the brilliant Canadian plan—make direct air capture…

Greenhouse Efficiency Insights

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Abstract: Using the CERES satellite data, it is shown that over the last ~ quarter century, the increase in greenhouse gases has had no detectable…

Volcanic Rumblings

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach I noticed that WUWT has a recent post about an interesting study that has identified the mystery huge volcanic eruption in 1831. Turns out that…

Use of Artificial Intelligence in Research

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach As an amateur scientist, I am all in favor of one aspect of the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI). I employ it as the world’s…