From the Pew Research Center. I wonder if Senator Kerry has seen this. Once again, climate change is dead last. Since energy comes in second, watch now as “climate change”…
Category: Opinion
Marketing Advice For Mad Scientists
By Steve Goddard and Anthony Watts They are mad, maybe not the crazy kind of mad scientist, but mad nonetheless. When people are mad, sometimes good judgment goes out the…
Pielke Sr. on Revkin's question
Update To Andy Revkin’s Question In 2005: “Is Most Of The Observed Warming Over The Last 50 Years Likely To Have Been Due To The Increase In Greenhouse Gas Concentrations”? By…
Response to Dr. Meier's answer #9 – coin flips in the context of climate modeling
Guest post by Steven Goddard In his recent article, NSIDC’s Dr. Meier answered Question #9 “Are the models capable of projecting climate changes for 100 years?” with a coin flipping…
Lindzen: "Earth is never in equilibrium"
This is an essay professor Richard Lindzen of MIT sent to the Free Lance-Star in Fredericksburg, Va for their Opinion Page in March, and was recently republished in the Janesville,…
NSIDC's Walt Meier responds to Willis
I read Willis Eschenbach’s post last week on Trust and Mistrust where he posed several questions and challenged scientists to respond to the same questions. So, below is my take…
Conservamentalism
It is not often that I turn a comment into a complete post, but this comment from Willis Eschenbach on the Trust and Mistrust article today, merits such a promotion.…
Singer on Climategate Parliamentary Inquiry
Editorial by S. Fred Singer, President, Science and Environmental Policy Project ClimateGate Whitewash There is now a desperate effort afoot by assorted climate alarmists to explain away the revelations of…
Yale to greens: "abandon climate change, focus on energy"
This may be perhaps the first time I’ve embraced an article from the Yale Environment 360 forum, the opener reads: Environmentalists have long sought to use the threat of catastrophic…
Belief in climate change tumbles in Germany
Leading German magazine SPIEGEL Online has conducted a representative survey about climate change. The (not so surprising) result is that now only a minority (42%) are afraid of the climate…
WUWT makes a difference – London Science Museum changes their climate change exhibit
Remember this post before the heady days of Climategate? And then what happens? Another online poll that might go horribly wrong And this one? Data adjustments in the UK Science Museum…
Response to Ravetz and post-normal science
People send me things. Here’s one from today’s mail. It is a response by Dr. Jaap Hanekamp to the essays by Oxford Professor Jerome Ravetz carried here on WUWT recently.…
Gallup: Americans' Global Warming Concerns Continue to Drop
Multiple indicators show less concern, more feelings that global warming is exaggerated by Frank Newport, Gallup News PRINCETON, NJ — Gallup’s annual update on Americans’ attitudes toward the environment shows…
Big G panics
By Harold Ambler A new editorial in Nature is startling for what it reveals, especially the fact Paul Ehrlich is a go-to figure about how hard scientists have it when…
Sea change in climate journalism: The Guardian and the D-word
As we all know, the debate over global warming is contentious, often vitrolic. Labels are often applied by both sides. One the most distasteful labels is “denier”. I’m pleased to…
On the Credibility of Climate Research, Part II: Towards Rebuilding Trust
Foreword – Below is a guest post (by request) from Dr. Judith Curry on the issues we deal with every day here. While I and other like minded bloggers were…
The most slimy essay ever from the Guardian and Columbia University
Opinion by Anthony Watts There has never been a time at WUWT that I’ve used the word “slimy” in a headline. This is a special case. I thought of about…
Lindzen on climate science advocacy and modeling – "at this point, the models seem to be failing"
This is a letter professor Richard Lindzen of MIT sent to the Boston Globe and was published today. It is well worth the read. KERRY EMANUEL’S Feb. 15 op-ed “Climate…
Sir David King: Half Right on the IPCC and Global Warming Policies, Despite Bad Logic
Guest post by Indur M. Goklany Sir David King, erstwhile Chief Scientific Adviser to Her Majesty’s Government, famous for his claim that “climate change is the most severe problem that…
Inconvenient truth in Britain – scepticism on the rise – only 26% believe climate change to be man-made
Climate scepticism ‘on the rise’, BBC poll shows The number of British people who are sceptical about climate change is rising, a poll for BBC News suggests. The Populus poll…
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