Archive for November 7th, 2009
Back in 2006 it was revealed that scientists at the CSIRO had been forbidden from commenting on some impacts of climate change: JANINE COHEN: Kevin Hennessy is the coordinator of the CSIRO’s
Tags: global warming
Malcolm Drake, frequent commenter (and voice of reason) here, has often posted on his experiences with solar power. He lives in southern Oregon (my two years in Portland were not blessed overly
Tags: Liberal Skeptic
Eli is a Global Climate Change Decision MakerReaders of Rabett Run will be pleased to know that Eli has been officially recognized as an Official Climate Change Decision Maker by the United Nations
Tags: Eli Rabett
A few months ago when some scientists, notably Jim Hansen, and less notably myself, were expressing doubts about cap-and-trade, the more politically active of our acquaintance were urging us to
Tags: Waxman-Markey
The Boston Globe editors write: When officials in Paris arranged to have 20,000 pricey bicycles placed at bike-sharing stations around the city, they were conducting an experiment both on a
BBC: A key meeting of G20 finance ministers has begun in Scotland, amid division on the future of economic stimulus packages and paying for climate change. Ministers from the 20 leading economies
Tags: Climate Ark, climate politics rift | Worldwide/General |
See comments introducing this extremely interesting article. UPDATE: Since some readers are having routing issues downloading/reading this Devi et al paper, I have mirrored it here (PDF) for your
Tags: Briffa, climate audit, Divergence, SteveMcIntyre, Yamal and Urals
This thread is in replacement of the last. You may leave comments here about Kimberly only, at least this we can agree on. The last thread was a bit wild but we’ve said our piece. Please
Tags: Uncategorized
After a year of stonewalling, Mann has published an update at his "grey" Supplementary Information (not yet reported at PNAS) in which he acknowledges an "error" in his figure
Tags: climate audit, General, Mann 2008, SteveMcIntyre
Chancellor Alistair Darling today urged the world’s most powerful finance ministers to treat climate change with the same urgency they gave to the world economic turmoil.
Tags: UK Politics
Lindsay Graham, Joe Lieberman and the Chamber of Commerce walk into a bar . . . Washington Examiner: Even as a Senate global-warming bill remained in limbo with Democrats refusing to delay a