From CAGE – CENTER FOR ARCTIC GAS HYDRATE, CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT and the unquestionable certainty about the past department: Extreme global warming caused a severe mass extinction of life on…
Blowback has started on Schneiderman and the #ExxonKnew AG's
From the Bend Bulletin: Editorial: What’s safe to say about climate change? We would appreciate it if Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum would tell us what we are supposed to…
Green Journalist: People prefer Playing Pokemon to Worrying About Climate Issues
Guest essay by Eric Worrall A green journalist is in despair that most people prefer playing trendy computer games, rather than listening to his urgent warnings about the imminent green…
Hump Day Hilarity – infinite carbon loop
Russell Cook writes: I kid you not. From tonight’s (8/23/16) PBS NewsHour broadcast segment titled “To combat climate change, these scientists are turning CO2 into rock“, these quotes from the…
The 'Great Arctic Cyclone of 2016' turned out to be not so great for sea ice doomsters
Last week I mentioned how WeatherUnderground was touting the ‘Great Arctic Cyclone of 2016’ as being a repeat of the ice crusher cyclone in the summer of 2012. People that want…
Study: Haze in China amplifies UHI effect
Study reveals surprising role of haze in the warming of Chinese cities Research reveals that impacts of haze pollution in the US and China vary significantly From the YALE SCHOOL…
What did ExxonMobil Know and When Did They Know it? (Part Quatre: "Is ExxonMobil Actually Only Worth A Fraction Of What It Says?")
Guest post by David Middleton In my previous posts regarding the lawless inquisition of ExxonMobil and its supposed climate cover-up, I’ve pretty well demonstrated that ExxonMobil (then Humble Oil, later Exxon)…
US Libertarian Presidential Candidate Backs a Carbon "Fee"
Guest essay by Eric Worrall h/t Daily Caller – US Libertarian Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson wants to impose a government enforced carbon fee to combat climate change. Climate change and…
Virtually indistinguishable – Comparing early 20th Century warming to late 20th Century warming
Guest essay by Andy May Many writers, including Professor Richard Lindzen and Ed Caryl have noticed the remarkable similarity in global warming observed from around 1910 to 1944 and 1975…
Willis and I walk the Planck
By Christopher Monckton of Brenchley I do apologize for not having replied sooner to my friend the irrepressible, irascible, highly improbable but always fascinating Willis Eschenbach, who on August 15…
Worse than we thought: Antarctic vulnerability to climate change
From the “Antarctic ice is normal now but just you wait” department…. Above: most recent data from NSIDC. ….and the UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH: Antarctica’s past shows region’s vulnerability to climate change…
Climate Persecution Theorist Peter Wadhams: The Book
Peter Wadhams, who regularly predicts an ice free arctic, and infamously speculated that he and his friends might be the target of a big oil assassination conspiracy, has written a…
NOAA’s New Climate Explorer – NOAA Needs to Provide a Disclaimer for Their Climate Model Presentations
Suggested Disclaimer: Climate Model Outputs Have Been Manipulated By NOAA to Make Models Appear to Perform Well Guest Post by Bob Tisdale This post introduces readers to a newly revised…
Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #237
The Week That Was: 2016-08-20 (August 20, 2016) Brought to You by SEPP (www.SEPP.org) The Science and Environmental Policy Project THIS WEEK: By Ken Haapala, President, Science and Environmental Policy…
The North Atlantic: Ground Zero of Global Cooling
Guest essay by David Archibald The warning signs have been there for some time now – persistent failures of the wheat crop in Norway for example. The North Atlantic is…
Bill McKibben Goes Full Jackboot on Climate Change
Guest essay by Eric Worrall Bill McKibben wants the world to wage war against Climate Change, by giving governments full wartime powers to seize private property and coerce businesses into…
Jetset Geneva Climate Meeting Fails to Save the World
Guest essay by Eric Worrall Scientists met last week in Geneva, to try to work out how to save the world – but likely more meetings at exotic locations will…
'Tiny the Turbine' – a new story illustrated by Josh
Josh writes: Apologies for the lack of cartoons this summer but I’ve been beavering away on a follow up to the Subisdy Sam story produced earlier in the year. Today we are launching…
Exploitation of Environment and Climate for Political Agenda Reverses Education and Research Processes
Guest opinion: Dr. Tim Ball While preparing a list of witnesses for my upcoming trial in February 2017, I was reminded of a pattern that contradicts the natural order of…
Putting It On The Line
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Thanks to an alert commenter, half of my last post was shown to be in error. Like most folks, I really, really hate to be…
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