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temperature, Tag
- Cooling Down The Land Thu, 6 Dec 18, 12:37pmGuest Post by Willis Eschenbach As I mentioned in a recent post, the CERES satellite folks have released another year’s worth of data. Since this should have gotten us past the temperature bump related to the 2016-2017...
- Antarctic melting slows atmospheric warming and speeds sea level rise Wed, 21 Nov 18, 11:00pmFrom Eurekalert Public Release: 19-Nov-2018 The research is the first to show how the melting of the Antarctic ice sheet will affect future climate University of Arizona As the Antarctic ice sheet melts, warming of the atmosphere...
- Calculating global temperature anomaly Thu, 15 Nov 18, 12:00pmBy Nick Stokes, There is much criticism here of the estimates of global surface temperature anomaly provided by the majors – GISS, NOAA and HADCRUT...
- California, Temperatures, and Acres Burned Wed, 14 Nov 18, 9:27pmGuest Post by Willis Eschenbach Inspired by the work done by Robert Rohde attempting to link May to October temperatures and rainfall to fires, I thought I’d take a look at the acres burned over the years...
- Further to the UAH Lower Temperature Bound Wed, 14 Nov 18, 3:00amBy David Archibald [This looks more like a technical analysis of a stock than a discussion of physical processes to me. Any time series will have a lower bound. Selecting a few of those data points that seem to fall on...
- Secrets about the 1.5°C world temperature limit Tue, 13 Nov 18, 9:00amBy Larry Kummer. From the Fabius Maximus website. Summary: There has been a daily drumbeat of dark climate news to accompany the IPCC’s new report, “Global Warming of 1.5 °C.” Millions of people are terrified...
- Despite record heat, six times as many people die of cold in Australia not heat Sat, 20 Oct 18, 6:06amAustralia has had the hottest temperatures for a thousand years (according to some). We’ve “shattered records” yet even so, at the peak of this hot era — six times as many Australians were felled by...
- Airconditioners save 20,000 lives in USA each year Fri, 21 Sep 18, 4:58amOver the last century there was a remarkable decline in deaths due to hot days and heatwaves. (Not that the media seem keen to say so). Mortality on a hot day declined by fully 75% in the decades after 1960 when air conditioners...
- As it got hotter in Spain, less people died. Thank air conditioning and electricity. Fri, 27 Jul 18, 9:53pmCheap energy might save more lives than expensive “climate-changey” energy? Researchers looked at 47 major cities in Spain, from 1980 to 2015 and checked 554,491 deaths...
- Quote of the Week: That time when climate science believed UHI was causing most of the twentieth century warming Fri, 27 Jul 18, 7:09amAMS fellow Joe D’Aleo writes of a time when Thomas Karl, former director of the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) actually believed that UHI and station siting was a problem that created a warm bias...
- The US just experienced its hottest May on record Tue, 12 Jun 18, 2:00amIt's a familiar theme: each year, it seems, is the hottest year on record. The most recent climate change milestone in the U.S. occurred last month, when the country experienced its hottest May ever recorded. "Nature is...
- Deadly winter kills 20,000 more British than usual — if only CO2 caused more warming Mon, 9 Apr 18, 5:32pmThe world has record high CO2 levels, which supposedly warms us in winter but apparently not as well as cheap electricity does. As the long winter is set to drag on, Brits are being advised to heat one room as well as they...
- MIT's thermal resonator generates power "out of what seems like nothing" Wed, 28 Feb 18, 2:07amA brand new power-generating system from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers creates energy "out of what seems like nothing," according to chemical engineering professor Michael Strano in a statement...
- HADCRU Power and Temperature Sun, 10 Sep 17, 4:00amBy Andy May Generally, it is agreed that the Earth’s top-of-atmosphere (TOA) energy budget balances to within the margin of error of the estimates (see Kiehl and Trenberth, 1997)...
- STUDY: Al Gore Might Have Beaten Bush If There Had Been More Warming Fri, 25 Aug 17, 11:00amEnergy More Al Gore because [insert politically incorrect joke or blog policy violation here] ~ctm From The Daily Caller Michael Bastasch Former Vice President Al Gore might have won the 2000 presidential election if the...