Archive for November 8th, 2009
Here’s the plot from RSS – October is 0.282°C The RSS (Remote Sensing Systems of Santa Rosa, CA) Microwave Sounder Unit (MSU) lower troposphere global temperature anomaly data for
Tags: climate data, WUWT
Judith Layzer says there’s no easy way out when it comes to climate change — but that geo-engineering might be a last-ditch solution. From David Chandler, MIT News Office In the middle of a day
Tags: Climate News, WUWT
A survey by New York University’s Institute for Policy Integrity states that 94% of a total of 144 economists that responded to a survey believe the United States should join climate
Tags: acuweather, Opinion
Next month’s Copenhagen climate-change conference will be ‘the start to a process – not the end’, and should be followed by investment in green jobs and industries, says Lord
Tags: financial times
Bureaucratic detail should be the last thing that prevents an agreement to save the planet from climate change. After all, the outline of the issue is simple: every government in the world now
Tags: climate change
UPDATE: Day 6 — This post has been up for about a week, and as you can see there has been some interesting and thoughtful discussion. Some of the discussion has been extremely useful for me
Boulder County Commissioner Will Toor sends in the following comments following a bit of discussion on this blog about the recent Boulder County ballot initiative on the ClimateSmart Loan Program
I thought that it would be worth illustrating the sort of people that Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd characterizes as climate deniers, people whose logic does not belong in any responsible
Science is good fun. Lately we’ve been working with an unnamed paleoclimatologist who goes by the handle of Delayed.Oscillator. He’s been good enough to answer some questions on
Tags: Uncategorized
Here are the slides from the second time I’ve given a talk by this name.Update: This has generated enough interest that I will polish the slides and make them more legible and better able to
Siemens’ chief executive urged political leaders to create a global framework for a “green wave of industrialisation” at next month’s Copenhagen environmental summit, as he
Tags: financial times
Nation: The fate of Kenya’s largest green energy project hangs in the balance after a potential financier pulled out of the deal. The Lake Turkana Wind Power project, the largest of its kind
Tags: Climate Ark, wind project developing country | Africa | Kenya
Time Magazine: The last time President Barack Obama made a trip to Copenhagen was in October – his sudden, last-minute effort to promote Chicago’s 2016 Olympic bid – only to see
Tags: Climate Ark, Copenhagen Obama attend | Worldwide/General |
Despite her training in law, Janet Albrechtsen was not able to figure out that the Copenhagen treaty wasn’t going to impose a COMMUNIST WORLD GOVERNMENT, so you just know that she has no
Tags: The War on Science
Our approach so far has been to model natural climate variation of global temperature with sinusoidal curves, and potential AGW as increasing trends. A new algorithm called EMD (Empirical Mode
Tags: All, Climate, Statistics, Theory
Deep under the sea, a fossil the size of a sand grain is nestled among a billion of its closest dead relatives. Known as foraminifera, these complex little shells of calcium carbonate can tell you
What follows is a general theory of natural climate variation supported by observation of the changing temperature of the atmosphere and the sea between 1948 and September 2009. This work suggests
Tags: El Nino, greenhouse, Influence of the sun, La Nina, natural variation in climate, Solar cycle, Southern Oscillation Index, Uncategorized
Please read this at Watts Up With That. We don’t have much time left and this is a true tipping point, the suffering will be of a greater magnitude than anything predicted by AGW
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