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Tag: PNAS
Can extreme heat make parts of the Earth too hot for humans?
By Andy May In another “How the hell did this paper pass peer-review?” incident we find yet another PNAS absurdity by Daniel Vecellio and colleagues (Link), that is described by…
Litigious Climate Scientist on the Hook for Legal Fees
Stanford prof ordered to pay legal fees after dropping $10 million defamation case against another scientist
Global Human CO2 Emissions Have Been On A Slightly Declining Trend Since 2011
So we have (a) flat to declining trends in annual anthropogenic CO2 emissions in the last decade, (b) many times smaller annual CO2 emissions fluxes from anthropogenic sources relative to…
Stanford prof ordered to pay legal fees after dropping $10 million defamation case against another scientist
A Stanford professor who sued a critic and a scientific journal for $10 million — then dropped the suit — has been ordered to pay the defendants’ legal fees based…
The Climate Paper Most Widely Covered By The Media In 2018 Was Actually A Call For Global Socialism
From The Daily Caller Actually A Call For Global Socialism 2:50 PM 01/08/2019 | Energy Michael Bastasch | Energy Editor The most popular climate paper of 2018 called for “collective…
Wildfire Attribution study full of smoke
December 4, 2018 Guest post by Bob Vislocky In light of the devastating wildfires that ravished California last month, I thought it would be interesting to critically review a frequently…
Electricity consumption in Europe will shift under climate change
Public Release: 28-Aug-2017 From Eurekalert Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) Rising temperatures due to greenhouse gas emissions will fundamentally change electricity consumption patterns in Europe. A team of…
New PNAS paper claims Arctic planetary albedo dropped significantly, yet recent CERES data shows no significant change
From PNAS: Direct satellite observation reveals that the Arctic planetary albedo, a measure of reflectiveness, decreased from 0.52 to 0.48 between 1979 and 2011, a change in albedo that corresponds…
NRC’s 2011 ‘Climategate’
Guest post by Rud Istvan Excerpted from book in progress Arts of Truth Based on the forthcoming Gaia, Musings on Sustainability © 2012 Rud Istvan There is a recent…
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