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Monthly Archives: July 2013
Watt about being gobsmacked?
My previous post seems to have hit a bit of a nerve in some quarters. Ben Pile, who authors the climate resistant blog, seems particularly annoyed. All I really said about Ben and his blog was that I found engaging … Continue reading
Closing down the debate!
Making Science Public has allowed Dana Nuccitelli to respond to Ben Pile’s recent post What’s behind the battle of received wisdoms?. I think Dana’s response is very good, but I would say that wouldn’t I? One of the things that … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, ENSO, Global warming
Tagged Ben Pile, Climate change, Dan Kahan, Dana Nuccitelli, Global warming, John Cook, Judith Curry, Mike Hulme, Tom Curtis
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Watt about deterministic chaos?
There’s a recent paper in the Journal of the American Meteorological Society called An Evaluation of the Software System Dependency of a Global Atmospheric Model. The paper considers global atmospheric numerical model on machines with different hardware and software systems … Continue reading
Watt a somewhat poorly written abstract and introduction?
So, I was going to have a break and stop writing, but clearly I don’t know when to give up. I’ve also just noticed that this will be my 150th post since I started in April. That’s either impressive, or … Continue reading
Richard Tol and the 97% consensus
I said in my earlier post that I might write about Richard Tol’s publicly stated views on John Cook’s 97% consensus paper. Since then, however, I’ve had a rather frustrating Twitter discussion with Richard Tol that, sadly, ended quite sourly … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, Global warming
Tagged 97% consensus, consensus paper, Cook, Global warming, John Cook, Michael Mann, Richard Tol, Twitter
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Mike Hulme and the 97% consensus
Ben Pile, a writer for Spiked Online who has his own blog called climate-resistance, has a guest post on a University of Nottingham Making Science public blog. His post discusses Andrew Neil’s interview with Ed Davey, Dana’s response, and also … Continue reading
Watt about the UKMO Report – Part 1?
Watts Up With That (WUWT) has a new post by Bob Tisdale called Part 1 – Comments on the UKMO Report about “The Recent Pause in Global Warming”. This post is a comment on one of the new reports released … Continue reading
