Archive for November 29th, 2009
I was working on another project related to the CRU emails and came across this email from Dr.Phil Jones. I was stunned, not only because he was dissing another dataset, but mostly because that
Tags: Climategate, WUWT
“The fraudulence of the Copenhagen approach – ‘goals’ for emission reductions, ‘offsets’ that render even iron-clad goals almost meaningless, an ineffectual
Tags: Hansen, James, James Hansen on Copenhagen, Kerry-Boxer climate bill, Left civil war climate, master resource, Waxman-Markey Climate Bill
If you want even more details: The Hadley Centre is a climate research centre within the UK Meteorological Office (Met Office). The Met Office is actually a part of the UK Ministry of
As global temperatures continue to rise, scientists are presented with the complex challenge of understanding how species respond and adapt.
A paper company proposes to use a ring of tree plantations to help stop leaks of greenhouse gases from a peat bog.
In the otherwise unhurried context of global climate negotiations, the last two weeks have seen a variety of gripping twists.
Yes, I think the social character of the climate deniers is certainly much more similar to the anti-vax, HIV-denial, and creationist folks than to the lone cranks in other fields. My comment
A post from an anonymous blogger who requested a repost here. Since he did a decent job of demonstrating his methods (far better than CRU) it’s worth taking a look even if his name turned
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Rajendra Pachauri, head of the “policy neutral” IPCC (does anyone take this seriously?), suggests that responding to climate change means dramatically changing our unsustainable
The impact of climate change on the developing world is already so far advanced it can no longer be prevented, only mitigated. It can be seen in the increased frequency of flooding in Bangladesh,
Tags: climate change, Copenhagen climate change conference 2009, Development, drought, Editorials, Farming, Guardian, International aid and development, The Guardian, United Nations
After 400 generations of stable weather, the world is on the brink of violent climate change. But there is good news too For about 10,000 years, our climate on Earth has been stable. Remarkably
Tags: Analysis, Carbon emissions, climate change, Copenhagen climate change conference 2009, Environment, Features, Guardian, The Guardian, World news
5 December: “The Wave” march in London, from Grosvenor Square to the Houses of Parliament to urge UK to be a leader in Copenhagen
Tags: climate change
The leader of the British National Party (BNP), Nick Griffin, is to represent the European Parliament at the UN Climate Change conference in Copenhagen next week.
Tags: climate change
Only seven days to go now, in the Countdown to Copenhagen – one week until 192 nations come together to try to negotiate a new international climate treaty that will allow the world to deal with
Tags: climate change
5 December: “The Wave” march in London, from Grosvenor Square to the Houses of Parliament to urge UK to be a leader in Copenhagen
Tags: climate change
The global temperature graph you’re referring to is almost certainly HadCRUT3, which is a combination of CRUTEM3 and HadSST2, and is produced jointly as James correctly noted. When the
Thanks — my apologies for increasing the confusion.
The HadCRU temperature time series is the output of a collaboration. I suspect that HC is primarily responsible for the sea surface and CRU for the land, but the overall analysis seems to be
The British National party says its leader Nick Griffin, who denies the existence of global warming, will “be the only politician prepared to say that the science is somewhat dodgy”
Tags: BNP, climate change, Climate change scepticism, Copenhagen climate change conference 2009, Environment, European Union, Guardian, Nick Griffin, politics, The Guardian, UK news, United Nations, World news
The reference to Hadley and Met Office is entirely due to an error in the initial "reporting" by WattsUpWithThat, which incorrectly called the center Hadley CRU. The error was
Please discuss press coverage on this thread, rather than OT comments on other threads. I realize that there are many new readers and this site has been patched together quickly to handle
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Keith Kloor A week ago, prospects for an international climate agreement were fading fast. Now, with only days to go before the Copenhagen summit gets underway, recent developments in China and
Confidential papers reveal Europeans want assistance for poorer countries to come from existing cash pot The EU was accused of threatening the global climate talks last night after confidential
Tags: climate change, Copenhagen climate change conference 2009, Environment, European Union, Gordon Brown, Green politics, Guardian, The Guardian, UK news, World news
I don’ t know what sort of world NYT reporters live in, but I am now convinced that some like Paul Krugman have no clue about the real world people live in elsewhere. ‘This Week”
Tags: Climategate, Quote of the Week, WUWT
quick question: what is the relationship between CRU and Hadley? I often see the temp graph referred to interchangeably as HADCRU, CRU, or HADLEY, or MET OFFICE. Just want to make sure I
Guest post from Von Rudolf Kipp Originally in German here, with some portions translated to English using the Google translator below. [update--translation provided by poster EWCZ ~ ctm] Google
Tags: climate data, paleoclimatology, WUWT
Copenhagen conference: The view from America | Elizabeth Kolbert
Barack Obama may be judged harshly by history if the US does not show its hand at the talks This month, South Korea pledged to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions 30% below “business as
Tags: Analysis, Carbon emissions, climate change, Comment, Copenhagen climate change conference 2009, Environment, Guardian, The Guardian, World news