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Monthly Archives: April 2014
On the coming El Nino
Given that I’ve written about this before I thought I may as well post this short video of Kevin Trenberth talking about the possibility of an El Niño later this year. According to Kevin Trenberth, it’s not so much if … Continue reading
Mud wrestling with a pig
Dr Stephan Harrison, from the University of Exeter, was interviewed as part of an Australian documentary about Patagonia. Anthony Watts and Bishop-Hill (aka Andrew Montford) are mightily upset that he responds to a question about “sceptics” by saying People often … Continue reading
On being alarmed
The Climate Change National Forum has a new Fact Checker section. I think the idea is to post news articles about climate change and allow the scientists involved in the Climate Change National Forum to comment. It sounds like a … Continue reading
Free speech
The issues of free speech and censorship seems to have cropped up in a number of places in the climate debate recently. Judith Curry has a recent post where she has highlighted and commented on recent articles about this topic. … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, Global warming, Judith Curry, Satire, Science
Tagged censorship, climate science, Collin Maessen, Free speech, Judith Curry
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The Smoking Gun At Darwin Zero?
This is a guest post by AnOilMan No, but it sure is an enticing title. It was 4 years ago when I first started getting concerned about what climate change skeptics were saying. This was the first article foisted on me: … Continue reading
Discounting the future
This is a guest post by Rachel Whether or not we should do something about climate change is often evaluated in terms of costs and benefits. If the benefits of doing something outweigh the harms, then this would give us a … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, Global warming
Tagged Climate change, cost-benefit, discounting, economics, ethics, philosophy
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One year
Tomorrow is the anniversary of my first post on this blog. It’s been an interesting year. I’ve learned a lot, about myself, about others, and about climate science. I’d really like to say that I’ve become more optimistic and less … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, Global warming, Science
Tagged Blogging, climate science, Having a break, Intermission
65 Comments
Years of Living Dangerously
I watched the first episode of the Years of Living Dangerously documentary. I thought it was very good. Quite powerful. It covered the drought in the US South-West which – as I understand from the Pielke Jr-Holdren debacle – has … Continue reading
Mapping the sceptical blogosphere
A tweet from Warren Pearce lead me to a new paper by Amelia Sharman called Mapping the Climate Sceptical Blogosphere. The abstract includes the following A network of 171 individual blogs is identified, with three blogs in particular found to … Continue reading
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