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A fish story from Antarctica Tue, 14 Feb 12, 7:01pm
From Yale University: Fish of Antarctica threatened by climate change A Yale-led study of the evolutionary history of Antarctic fish and their “anti-freeze” proteins illustrates how tens of millions of years ago...
Spectator on Steig v O’Donnell Fri, 18 Feb 11, 3:32am
The Steig-O’Donnell story is featured in this week’s Spectator in the UK. Authors are Nic Lewis, a coauthor of O’Donnell et al 2010, and Matt Ridley.
N-G: “Reviewers may need to be disingenuous” Fri, 18 Feb 11, 5:04am
John Nielsen-Gammon writes as follows in a comment in the preceding post: If you are a reviewer and wish to remain confidential while remaining engaged in scientific discourse, it is necessary for you to pretend to not be...
A Two-Way Street Sat, 12 Feb 11, 8:48am
Reader Jan at Lucia’s makes the following sensible comment – one that has particular irony given Gavin Schmidt’s umbrage against Fred Pearce the day after Steig’s Feb 1 post that precipitated the present...
Coffin, meet nail. Wed, 9 Feb 11, 4:42am
For those who are not mathematically inclined and did not entirely follow the discussion about Eric’s reconstruction in the previous post, well, a picture is worth a thousand words...
O’Donnell et al 2010 Refutes Steig et al 2009, Fri, 3 Dec 10, 6:23am
Do some of you remember Steig et al 2009, a pre-Climategate Nature cover story? Like so many Team efforts, it applied a little-known statistical method, the properties of which were poorly known, to supposedly derive an important...
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