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- Guest essay by Eric Worrall h/t Dr. Willie Soon; Nature predicts decades of worsening bushfires, and urges Australia to “show us what climate action looks like”. Australia: show the world what climate action looks...
- Video: Curtin University scientists have discovered Earth’s oldest asteroid strike occurred at Yarrabubba, in outback Western Australia, and coincided with the end of a global deep freeze known as a Snowball Earth Curtin...
- Secret Science Under Attack — Part 2 2 days agoOpinion by Kip Hansen — 24 January 2020 In Part 1 of this two-part series, I detailed how there has been a growing furor over the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (E.P.A.’s) proposed “Strengthening...
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- Secret Science Under Attack — Part 1 2 days agoBy Kip Hansen — 22 January 2020 On the 11th of November 2019, the NY Times published an article by journalist Lisa Friedman in the Climate Section titled: ”E.P.A. to Limit Science Used to Write Public Health...
- Study: Agricultural Irrigation Helps Shield the Tropics from Global Warming Wed, 22 Jan 20, 1:00amGuest essay by Eric Worrall According to a Swiss study, the Tropics are not warming as rapidly as expected because of large scale agricultural irrigation...
- On the Climate Road to Serfdom Tue, 21 Jan 20, 9:00amBY ROBERT L. BRADLEY, JR. The political world is saying “no” to policies that make energy less available, more expensive, less reliable, and more intrusive. Hyperbole of peak demand is going the way of Peak Oil as the...
- The Meat Wars: JAMA Stirs the Pot Tue, 21 Jan 20, 5:00amGuest Essay by Kip Hansen — 20 January 2020 Rita Rubin, Senior Writer, JAMA Medical News & Perspectives, has stirred the pot on the controversy surrounding a series of studies published last Fall in the...
- 2019 Indian Monsoon — Blessing or Curse? Sat, 18 Jan 20, 1:00amGuest Essay by Kip Hansen — 17 January 2020 In India, the monsoons that bring the rains are not just weather or climate phenomena — they are mystical and mythical entities — entwined into...
- While NOAA/NASA claims 2019 as the “second warmest year ever”, other data shows 2019 cooler than 2005 for USA. Thu, 16 Jan 20, 9:47amToday, at the big 100 year anniversary shindig of the American Meteorological Society (AMS) there was a press release session that featured NOAA and NASA GISS talking about how their climate data says that the world in 2019...
- Merchants of Thirst Thu, 16 Jan 20, 1:00amGuest Essay by Kip Hansen — 14 January 2020 Water tankers ply the city streets bringing essential supplies of fresh potable water to thirsty neighborhoods...
- The Ocean Warms By A Whole Little Wed, 15 Jan 20, 5:00amGuest Post by Willis Eschenbach [see update at the end] How much is a “Whole Little”? Well, it’s like a whole lot, only much, much smaller...
- “The Bush Needs to Burn”: Climate Obsessed Greens Ignoring Indigenous Wisdom Tue, 14 Jan 20, 1:00pmGuest essay by Eric Worrall h/t Peter Ridd; Climate obsessed greens are ignoring advice from indigenous people to burn the bush, to prevent a bushfire catastrophe...
- GMSL Data Correction Sun, 12 Jan 20, 5:00amBrief Note by Kip Hansen — 10 January 2020 Those who follow the GMSL data from NOAA may have noticed an oddity in the data from December 2019. The oddity was seen in the .png file available at the...
- The Climate Decade that Was: Failed Predictions, Tour De Paris, and the Gretas Thu, 9 Jan 20, 5:00amby Vijay Jayaraj As we step into a new decade, here’s a look at the climate drama that just ended. The 2010s were dominated by the failure of doomsday prophecies, the adoption of a fantasy climate agreement, unexpected...