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Monthly Archives: September 2014
The Ghost of Present ClimateBall ™
Good news: Stephen G. McIntyre [0], whom I prefer to call “the Auditor” for obvious reasons, has started to “promote” (in a technical sense [1]) the concept of ClimateBall ™. Better yet, he distorts it by labeling an indefinite group … Continue reading
Posted in ClimateBall, Steven McIntyre
Tagged climate ball, Climate change, Global warming
182 Comments
Lewis and Curry
Nic Lewis and Judith Curry have had a new paper published called The implications for climate sensitivity of AR5 forcing and heat uptake estimates. This seems to be pretty much the same as Otto et al. (2013), except with different … Continue reading
Curry for dinner
This is a guess post by VTG Judith Curry has posted a short summary(1) of her recent talk sponsored by the George Marshall Institute, attempting to put the case for adaptation rather than mitigation. In the somewhat tortured semantics of … Continue reading
Climate economics
I know I’m meant to be having a break (I plan to continue – also VTG has offered to write a post, so this doesn’t get him off the hook 🙂 ) but I couldn’t resist posting this TED talk … Continue reading
People’s Climate March
I thought I’d temporarily hijack AndThen’s blog to write a quick guest post about the upcoming people’s climate march. There are going to be a series of climate marches around the world on the 21st of September which is this … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, Global warming
Tagged 350.org, Climate change, Global warming, people's climate march
91 Comments
A real Hiatus
For reasons I certainly won’t go into here, I intend to take a break from all of this blogging. I don’t know for how long, but for a few weeks at least, and maybe longer. Before I do, though, I … Continue reading
Fraudulent?
Greg Laden has a good post about Judith Curry’s recent post in which she implies that the Hockey Stick might be fraudulent. I recommend reading Greg’s post, but essentially he points out that it’s perfectly normal to take a large … Continue reading
Matt Ridley, you seem a little too certain!
I thought I might add a new chapter to my series, which I’ve called helpful tips for the Global Warming Policy Foundation. The first was a quick science lesson for Lord Lawson. The second was the cheerfully titled Come on … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, Climate sensitivity, ClimateBall, Comedy, Global warming, IPCC, Science
Tagged Andrew Montford, Global Warming Policy Foundation, Matt Ridley, Nigel Lawson, one-box-model, RCP6.0, TCR, The Global Warming Policy Foundation, Transient Climate response, Wall Street Journal
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Sometimes all you can do is laugh!
I see Andrew Montford has authored a new Global Warming Policy Foundation report about The Warming Consensus and its critics. Personally, I find this whole argument about the consensus tedious and childish. It exists, knowing it exists could be important, … Continue reading
The best evidence we have!
Brian Cox took a bit of flack because of a Guardian article about a speech he’d given in which he appeared to be suggesting that – when discussing climate science – scientists should sound more certain than they are. I … Continue reading
Posted in advocacy, Climate change, Global warming, IPCC, Science
Tagged Andrew Montford, Brian Cox, Climate change, climate science, Consensus, consensus position, Global warming, Guardian
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...and Then There's Physics 