Sea turtles in Florida are handling the climate crisis quite well.
Tag: Florida
Relax, Fresh Plaza, Florida Strawberry Production Is Growing
Existing data refutes claims that climate change is harming strawberry production in Florida or nationwide, and when data and model projections conflict, science says believe the data.
Is Global Warming Responsible for Hurricane Ian? The Evidence Says No
This tendency to link climate change to every single weather event after is passes has in all honesty become tiresome.
Did Global Warming Make Hurricane Ian Intensify Faster than Normal?
There has not been an increase in the frequency, intensity, or speed of intensification of Atlantic hurricanes in the past several decades.
European Models Provide Far Better Forecasts than U.S. Models for Hurricane Ian
U.S. global weather prediction is not as good as some major international centers, and the cost to the American people is enormous (can you imagine the costs of all the…
Net Metering Rethink: Rooftop Solar in Trouble (a hidden subsidy in addition to ITC)
Solar as a grid source of electricity is uneconomic, from the rooftop to the large solar arrays. So various government interventions pushed by the solar lobby must come to the…
Evidence of RWP In Florida
The work of experts such as Sylvia Hallam has been ignored in favour of computer models and global warming theory. It is good to see another study that prefers real…
Turning Algae Trash into Treasure: Conservation Nation Episode 5
These algae blooms are causing big problems for Florida waters, but Aguaculture may have found the key using free market forces and technological innovation.
Christmas in Florida: Chilly forecast, falling iguanas
Florida is about to have a Christmas unlike any other in recent memory, and it may involve falling iguanas.
Contrast Between New York And Florida
Florida shows us all what basic competent state government looks like. The extreme lack of competence in New York is simply shocking.
Florida current is weaker now than at any point in the past century
A key component of the Gulf Stream has markedly slowed over the past century–that’s the conclusion of a new research paper in Nature Communications published on August 7.
Florida: National Weather Service Issues Iguanado Warning
Shades of Sharknado by David Middleton Jan 21 – This isn’t something we usually forecast, but don’t be surprised if you see Iguanas falling from the trees tonight as lows…
Florida’s Natural Gas Boom
Guest cheer leading by David Middleton Florida has led the nation in the addition of natural gas-fired electricity generation capacity over the past decade, by a very wide margin. SEPTEMBER…
Florida Major Hurricane Strikes: No Significant Increase in Intensity from Sea Surface Warming
Reposted from Dr. Roy Spencer’s Blog September 4th, 2019 by Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D. Summary: Twenty-two major hurricanes have struck the east coast of Florida (including the Keys) since…
Another Conservation Success Story Hijacked by Climate Alarmists
Guest essay by Jim Steele, Director emeritus Sierra Nevada Field Campus, San Francisco State University and author of Landscapes & Cycles: An Environmentalist’s Journey to Climate Skepticism Recently advocates of…
Private launch of geostationary satellite a 'game-changer'
NASA no longer has a monopoly on US geosynchronous orbit launches More pictures follow. From Space.com: The private spaceflight company SpaceX launched a critical commercial satellite mission from Florida Tuesday…
Tropical Storm Andrea Tracking
TS Andrea, the first named Atlantic storm of the season continues to organize, but so far has only maximum sustained winds of ~60mph. Florida will get quite a bit of…
New paper on the quality of USHCN station siting
Dr. Roger Pielke Sr. draws attention today to a new study that cites Fall et al. 2011 aka the “Surfacestations Paper” that I co-authored, which was a follow up to…
Debby, a lot of clouds, wind, rain – but no hurricane
NASA Sees Tropical Storm Debby’s Clouds Blanket Florida Two satellites have captured imagery that shows Tropical Storm Debby has thrown a large white blanket of clouds over the state of…
Fogageddon
I suppose if I truly want to take the weekend off, I’ll have to ditch my smartphone. These photos from the Facebook page of the Panhandle Helicopter Service in Panama…
Green pee « The Daily Bayonet
A Florida school has learned a hard lesson about green technology and green math. The plan was to save water, and the planet, by installing waterless urinals in the boys…
We now return you to our regularly scheduled programming
Thanks to all who supported the SOPA/PIPA blackout which was the main page of WUWT for 24 hours. The thread is here, should you wish to comment further. It appears…
Hurricane Irene 2011 – now tropical storm with 50 mph winds
At noon 8/28/11 PST, I’ve discontinued this thread as a “top post” on WUWT. NOTE: New posts will appear below this one while Irene is in play. UPDATE: at 5PM…
Corals can't handle the heat cold
New Study Shows that Florida’s Reefs Cannot Endure a ‘Cold Snap’ Scientists detail unprecedented loss of coral reef species during 2010 cold weather event Miami — August 26, 2011 —…
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