Archive for November 22nd, 2009
[Editor’s note: J. Scott Armstrong and Kesten C. Green, first time guest posters, are leading researchers in the field of forecasting. Scott Armstrong is a Professor at the Wharton School of
Tags: climate forecasting, Climate models, Forecasting, J. Scott Armstrong, Kesten Green, master resource, Willie Soon
"Climate Change and the Earth’s Magnetic Poles, A Possible Connection" [link] Energy & Environment: ’nuff sed
This is a continuation of the last thread which is getting a little unwieldy. The emails cover a 13 year period in which many things happened, and very few people are up to speed on some of the
Tags: Climate Science
Most television weather presenters have studiously avoided using their slots to discuss global warming. But that may be changing.
I read DotEarth; because there are so many comments, I rarely post comments. Today, I posted this in response to Raypierre’s letter. Hi Andy, Raypierre’s letter makes a few valid
Tags: Data Comparisons, Lucia
When the CRU emails first made it into news stories, there was immediate reaction from the head of CRU, Dr. Phil Jones over this passage in an email: From a yahoo.com news story: In one leaked
Tags: Climategate, WUWT
Wow. Exactly what we’ve been saying. Dr, Tim ball discussing the significance of the emails. Thanks to Anthony Watts again who is always on these things. Don’t miss this
Tags: Uncategorized
From the Corbett Report: Retired climatologist Dr. Tim Ball was interviewed to discuss the significance of the recently leaked emails and documents from the Climate Research Unit at East Anglia
Tags: Climategate, WUWT
Time to . . . Ask Dr. Climate Science!
Something interesting comes this wayEd Darrell has found something interesting in the CRU Emails (Ed has a nice bathtub to wash in after wading in so you don’t have to)Sure enough, with just
Tags: Eli Rabett
The scientists whose emails and files were released to the outside world on Wednesday have been shown to be climate bullies and people who tried to game the scientific system to make sure their
Tags: Liberal Skeptic
The scientists whose emails and files were released to the outside world on Wednesday have been shown to be climate bullies and people who tried to game the scientific system to make sure their
Tags: Liberal Skeptic
That’s a new one on me. What about the magnetic poles flipping? Since poles have flipped before, these must be driving the cooling…er…warming!
Sounds like something to add to John Cook’s list! It’s perhaps slightly related to the cosmic-ray question, in that Earth’s magnetic field diverts the lowest energy particles
You have got to see this. I’ve looked at the comments in several code modules but he found the best one so far. Remember Phil Jones now famous denial of knowledge as to what he meant about
Tags: Uncategorized
A letter from several lobby groups (4 November) left the impression that proposed Danish legislation intends to reduce the rights of members of the public to protest openly. This is misleading.
Tags: Carbon emissions, climate change, Copenhagen climate change conference 2009, Denmark, Environment, Guardian, Letters, The Guardian, World news
It hasn’t made massive headlines in Europe; in fact it’s hardly been noticed. But over the last fortnight, three big countries have made major new pledges to cut their emissions of
Tags: climate change
It hasn’t made massive headlines in Europe; in fact it’s hardly been noticed. But over the last fortnight, three big countries have made major new pledges to cut their emissions of
Tags: climate change
A reader on my blog wants to know if the movement of the magnetic North Pole could be a climate forcing and/or responsible for the recent warming. I’m sure that NASA et al covered this
Judy Curry writes in as follows: (please comment here) Having been riveted for the last few days by posts in the blogosphere on the HADCRU hack and the increasing attention being given to this by
Tags: climate audit, General, SteveMcIntyre
Chief executives from leading European industrial companies intend to expand into green areas beyond wind and solar power
Tags: financial times
The blog Carbon Fixated has a must-read post that provides some perspective on the scandal du jour: If you own any shares in companies that produce reflecting telescopes, use differential and
Tags: science
I’ve asked Arthur to invite me. Until then, some ecology&evolution- framed food items for thought – What are the unfilled (or under-filled) niches in the climate
Well the media isn’t going to get this done, emails need to be sent to every congressman in the US, other countries need to follow their own procedures. People need to contact their own
Tags: Uncategorized
A veritable flood of hundreds of e-mails surreptitiously released by a computer hacker from a famous climate change research facility has climate skeptics seeing, or hoping for, blood. It has
Tags: Hadley CRU hacked, media, scientists emails, Yale Climate Forum
I finally received an "Invite" wave in my account – is there anybody who still needs a Google Wave invite? Send me the email address you want linked up (send to
After re-reading my email I realize that perhaps I came off way to harsh on Jim. I want to make it clear that I thought that Jim did an excellent job, but the format of the program didn’t
In her on-air dismemberment of the disingenuous National Post columnist Lawrence Solomon last week, Anna Maria Tremonti, host of the CBC radio show, The Current, asked Solomon this: “In your
Tags: Anna Maria Tremonti, Canada, Lawtrence Solomon, national post, Richard Littlemore, The Current
friends of science.jpg Deep Climate, the foremost expert in all details of the Friends of Science (FOS), has a dandy post speculating on who has been financing the recent FOS radio
Tags: calgary foundation, Friends of Science, Frontier Centre for Public Policy, Morten Paulsen, Richard Littlemore
A bunch of illegally hacked UK e-mails storm the anti-scientific side of the blogosphere at the same time as an uber-extreme weather event hits Britain. I guess when it rains, it pours —
Tags: Extreme Weather