More Solar Cyclomania
Previous investigative forays of this solar cyclomania sort have not ended well, so Charles asked me to investigate this one.
Strange Galactic Science
Many of the fields of Science practiced today seems to have veered off into some kind of Alternative Universe – some kind of “Science from a far and very different and strange Galaxy”, maybe the same Galaxy inhabited by the editors and journalists of The New York Times.
Now crystal clear: the left is weaponizing science for its benefit
I’m old enough to remember when we still had 12 years left to save the planet just two years ago. That dire prediction was just as laughable as what Birol is saying today. The scientific “consensus” we used to hear so much about doesn’t support this alarmist claim at all.
Another scientist who doesn’t believe in a word he says
Scientist demonstrates Pandemic lockdowns are “only for the little people”. The Leona Helmsley moment for science has arrived. From the bigger they are, the harder they fall department comes this epic fall from grace by a deified idiot thinking with his non-science head. From the UK Telegraph: Exclusive: Government scientist Neil Ferguson resigns after breaking…
Steve Milloy wins against Exxon with SEC
By Andy May h/t Willie Soon Steve Milloy is the publisher of junkscience.com and trained as a lawyer and biostatistician. He was “lauded” as one of the top ten “climate deniers” by George Monbiot at the Guardian. Milloy has filed a shareholder proposal with Exxon-Mobil insisting that they account for their “greenwashing” activities that are…
A Surfeit Of Temperatures
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach My last two posts, one on Gavin’s claims and the other on the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect, have gotten me to thinking about the various groups producing historical global surface temperature estimates. Remember that the global surface temperature is the main climate variable that lots of folks are hyperventilating…
Scandalously Bad Science – No Data on Coral Growth Rates for 15 Years
Reposed by request from Jennifer Marohasy’s Blog January 2, 2020 By jennifer CORALS are animals, closely related to jelly fish, but they differ in having a limestone skeleton. This is hard-stuff, calcium carbonate, and it can persist in the environment and provide an indication of changes in sea level, and also the growth rates of…
Study shows link between precipitation, climate zone and invasive cancer rates in the US
Hmmm…they make up term Invasive Cancer and then seek to find it. Invasive Cancer does have a medical definition, but it seems unrelated to anything in this study~cr Mary Ann Liebert, Inc./Genetic Engineering News Publishing state-of-the-art studies of innovative solutions to problems in air, water, and land contamination and waste disposal. Credit Mary Ann Liebert,…
New IPCC report on ocean warming cites a flawed and retracted paper
Via Retraction Watch: A major new report about the dramatic warming of the oceans cites a 2018 Nature paper on the topic that was retracted earlier this week — the same day, in fact, that the report dropped. But one of the authors of that paper tells Retraction Watch that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Special Report, released September…
@NPR tries and fails to connect “slow moving hurricanes” like #Dorian to “climate change”
Since Dorian didn’t cause any significant U.S. death and devastation that the MSM was looking forward to covering in the vein of “See, climate change!”. NPR had a go at it though, citing a NOAA study that is nothing more than an exercise in cherry picking data. The slow movement of Hurricane Dorian prompted the…