Archive for November 27th, 2009
Many here in the USA got their first inkling of the extraordinary events going on in Australia with the vote that was supposed to happen in parliament on Friday over “ETS” or Emissions
Tags: Climategate, WUWT
Who said this? "It is possible that climate science has become too partisan, too centralized. The tribalism that some of the leaked emails display is something more usually associated with
Tags: Liberal Skeptic
Who said this? "It is possible that climate science has become too partisan, too centralized. The tribalism that some of the leaked emails display is something more usually associated with
Tags: Liberal Skeptic
Who said this? "It is possible that climate science has become too partisan, too centralized. The tribalism that some of the leaked emails display is something more usually associated with
Tags: Liberal Skeptic
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Tags: climate audit, General, SteveMcIntyre
I asked Dr. Judith Curry if I could repost her letter which she originally sent to Climate Progress, here at WUWT. Here was her response: From: Curry, Judith A Sent: Friday, November 27, 2009 2:10
Tags: Climategate, WUWT
Some scientists fear that public confidence in scientific conclusions on climate change has been damaged just as countries prepare to curb greenhouse gases.
From Tips and Notes to WUWT this comment Daphne (20:11:58) I found this website a few months ago, while creating some graphics for a friend at NOAA. While searching for references of what a
Tags: Announcements, WUWT
Judith Curry’s climateaudit writeup is being commented on slashdot, found one interesting comment among the many quite awful ones [link] I’ve copied it below: Being a scientist
From his web page: Why I think that Michael Mann, Phil Jones and Stefan Rahmstorf should be barred from the IPCC process by Eduardo Zorita, Scientist at the Institute for Coastal Research,
Tags: Climategate, WUWT
Much of the discussion in recent days has been motivated by the idea that climate science is somehow unfairly restricting access to raw data upon which scientific conclusions are based. This is a
Ben Santer had this unusual reply WRT a paper submitted by MM which used the same math that Ben Santer used to prove models were so good except they extended the climate model trend and temperature
Tags: Uncategorized
How interesting that it has now risen to this level. Climategate? Quel Climategate? This is a Radio Canada (RDI) reporter doing a live standup on CBC. That’s always a tough gig, I’ve
Tags: Climategate, WUWT
The debate about New Zealand’s climate records centers on corrections made to the nation’s climate records and whetheror not they skew the results to show global
Tags: climate data, Debate
How can the forthcoming assembly in Copenhagen (Comment, 27 November) possibly come to worthwhile agreements for slowing down climate change when any conceivable progress is bedevilled by blatant
Tags: climate change, Copenhagen climate change conference 2009, Environment, Feed-in tariffs, Guardian, Letters, Oil, Solar power, The Guardian
Gordon Brown warned of a worldwide “climate emergency” last night as he unveiled a £13.4bn global fund to help poor countries cope with the effects of global warming.
Tags: climate change
yale1.jpg Looks like DeSmogBlog’s new book Climate Cover Up is getting an Ivy League audience next week. Author and DeSmog co-founder Jim Hoggan, will be speaking next week at Yale
Tags: climate cover up, ivy league, James Hoggan, jim hoggan, Princeton, US, Yale
Years of scientific debate over the extinction of ancient species in North America have yielded many theories. However, new findings reveal that a mass extinction occurred in a geological instant.
• Poorer countries to receive fast-tracked support• Prime minister pledges £800m from Britain Gordon Brown has unveiled a $22bn (£13.3bn) global fund to respond to the world’s
Tags: Carbon emissions, climate change, Copenhagen climate change conference 2009, Environment, Gordon Brown, Guardian, politics, The Guardian, UK news, World news
This is a surprise. Professor Mike Hulme of the University of East Anglia suggests that the “I.P.C.C. has run its course”. I agree with him. We really need to remove a wholly political
Tags: Climategate, WUWT
contrary to previous assumptions: That East Antarctica has moved from mass balance to losing ice is a bit of a worry, especially considering the common wisdom was that the EAIS was stable and
This piece by Tyler Hamilton, energy and technology columnist for the Toronto Star, was first published here. I apologize on behalf of my profession. If it’s true that Canadians and
Tags: media
My apologies for those who use Internet explorer and had trouble accessing Climate Progress today. I copied Dr. Curry’s post from MS Word — and that brings in a whole host of hidden
Tags: Climate Progress
The UK prime minister has called on rich countries to contribute $10bn in emergency climate change funding to the developing world from next year
Tags: financial times
Another good editorial by Judy Curry here. Dealing with a problem begins by acknowledging it.
Tags: Uncategorized
Watson vs. SingerOn the BBCS. Fred is being very economical with the truth as usual. Watson tries to be a nice guy (a change from the early Bob that Eli remembers). Going up against Singer
Tags: Eli Rabett
Swedish prime minister welcomes pledges but considers them insuficient to meet global warming target
Tags: financial times
New data from GRACE satellite show ice loss in East Antarctica, contrary to previous assumptions: [link]
Telegraph: Visiting St James’s Palace the other day was something of a Grimm experience: I went to see a prince, but came face to face with a frog. The frog was huge, haughty-looking and
Tags: Climate Ark, climate rainforest Prince Charles | Worldwide/General |
Reuters: Australia’s conservative opposition could receive an election drubbing if it blocks a planned emissions trading scheme, a poll published on Saturday predicted. The widely watched
Tags: Climate Ark, climate politics opposition vulnerable | Pacific/Oceania | Australia