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- What’s the worst case? A possibilistic approach Sun, 31 Mar 19, 10:00amReposted from Climate Etc. Posted on March 27, 2019 by curryja | by Judith Curry Are all of the ‘worst-case’ climate scenarios and outcomes described in assessment reports, journal publications and the media plausible?...
- A Sea Level Rise Conundrum – Greenland’s Cycles Fri, 22 Mar 19, 12:00amBy Jim Steele After France fell to the Nazis, Britain desperately prepared for an invasion. The United States shuttled hundreds of planes to England via the Snowball Route, a series of secret bases on Newfoundland, Greenland...
- CA sea level rise alarmist study ignores 30 years of NOAA data with no coastal sea level rise acceleration Thu, 14 Mar 19, 4:00pmGuest essay by Larry Hamlin NOAA tide gauge data measurements exist for 17 locations along the California coast with 8 of these locations having actual measured sea level rise data covering periods for more than 70 to 120...
- Is Satellite Altimeter-based Sea Level Rise Acceleration from a Biased Water Vapor Correction? Fri, 8 Mar 19, 5:00pmFrom Dr. Roy W. Spencer’s Blog March 7th, 2019 by Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D. SUMMARY: Evidence is presented that an over-correction of satellite altimeter data for increasing water vapor might be at least partly responsible...
- Migrating snowline plays outsized role in setting pace of Greenland ice melt Thu, 7 Mar 19, 9:00pmPatches of snow and bare ice near the edge of the snowline provide an illustration of the difference in reflectivity between the two surfaces. Credit Clément Miège PROVIDENCE, R.I. [Brown University] — In a finding...
- 30 years of NOAA tide gauge data debunk 1988 Senate hearing climate alarmist claims Wed, 6 Mar 19, 1:00pmGuest essay by Larry Hamlin NOAA has updated its coastal tide gauge measurement data through year 2018 with this update now providing 30 years of actual data since the infamous 1988 Senate hearings that launched the U.S....
- Singapore’s highly successful economic evolution in an era of irrational global climate alarmism propaganda Sat, 2 Mar 19, 1:00amGuest essay by Larry Hamlin Singapore is an independent city/state republic located on the coast of the Straights of Singapore between the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea at the southern most tip of the Malay Peninsula...
- Sea Level and Effective N Thu, 21 Feb 19, 9:00amGuest Post by Willis Eschenbach Over in the Tweeterverse, I said I wasn’t a denier, and I challenged folks to point out what they think I deny. Brandon R. Gates took up the challenge by claiming that I denied that sea...
- What’s Natural? Changing Sea Levels – Part 1 Thu, 14 Feb 19, 5:00pmweb version of column article published in Pacifica Tribune February 13, 2019 by Jim Steele Local sea levels appear to rise when ocean volumes increase, but also when the land sinks...
- Sea level rise whiplash Sun, 10 Feb 19, 3:00pmReposted from Dr. Judith Curry’s Climate Etc. Posted on February 8, 2019 by curryja | 18 Comments by Judith Curry Some recent sea level rise publications, with implications for how we think about the worst case scenario...
- NASA finds cavity the size of Manhattan underneath Antarctic glacier Fri, 8 Feb 19, 5:30amNASA just made a disturbing discovering underneath the Antarctic ice. A team led by the space agency found a huge cavity — around 1,000 feet high — under a glacier in Antarctica, and it is steadily expanding in size.[...]
- Sea Level Rise (SLR) Satellite Altimetry—Fit for Purpose? Sat, 12 Jan 19, 9:00amby Rud Istvan, ctm and I were having lunch recently near our mutually admired South Florida coral reef system, and over conversation we started speculating about ARGO...
- Antarctica and “alarming” Sea Level Rise Wed, 9 Jan 19, 5:00amBy Rud Istvan, WUWT reader KS of North Dakota emailed a request to ctm based on reading ‘alarming’ Wired journalism concerning $50 million being spent to further study the ‘dangerous’ Thwaites glacier in Antarctica...
- Study reconstructing ocean warming finds ocean circulation changes may account for significant portion of sea level rise Tue, 8 Jan 19, 10:38amStudy suggests that in the last 60 years up to half the observed warming and associated sea level rise in low- and mid- latitudes of the Atlantic Ocean is due to changes in ocean circulation...
- Sea level oscillations in Japan and China since the start of the 20th century and consequences for coastal management – Part 1: Japan Fri, 4 Jan 19, 5:00pmAlbert Parker Show more https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2018.12.031 Highlights Japan has strong quasi-20 and quasi-60 years low frequencies sea level fluctuations. These periodicities translate in specific length requirements...