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Category Archives: Roy Spencer
Andrew Dessler rebuts Roy Spencer
Most of the focus at the moment is rightly on the coronavirus. Since I have no relevant expertise whatsoever, all I’ll say is that I hope everyone is doing their best to stay safe, and listening to the advice that’s … Continue reading
It’s mostly about risk
I wanted to post this video (see end of post), that I first came across in this comment (H/T Pehr Björnbom). It’s a few years old, so some things may have changed, but it’s still mostly relevent. It’s a discussion … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, ClimateBall, ethics, Global warming, Policy, Roy Spencer
Tagged Climate risk, Climate Skepticism, John Christy, Kerry Emanuel, Russ Roberts, UAH
147 Comments
Jet streams and things
Just back from my meeting and I notice that there is a mini-furore over a story about Scientists warn[ing] of ‘global climate emergency’ over shifting jet stream. The scientists are Paul Beckwith who is currently a PhD student but has … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, Global warming, Roy Spencer, Science
Tagged Anthony Watts, Catastrophic, Climate emergency, Jet stream, Paul Beckwith, Robert Scribbler
31 Comments
Watt about Spencer and Braswell?
There’s a new post on Watts Up With That (WUWT) called New study – climate system is only about half as sensitive to increasing CO2 as previously believed. It refers to a new paper by Roy Spencer and William Braswell … Continue reading
Value-free science?
Reiner Grundmann has a new post on Die Klimazwiebel discussing whether or not philosophy can enlighten climate science. Reiner also has an earlier post about the same topic. As far as I can tell, the basic argument seems to be … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, Global warming, Roy Spencer
Tagged climate science, Cornwall Alliance, Global warming, Reiner Grundmann, Research, science, value-free
161 Comments
Andrew Neil’s correction to the corrections
Last Sunday Andrew Neil interviewed Ed Davey on the Sunday politics show on BBC1. I thought it was a very poor interview and criticised it in a recent post. Dana Nuccitelli was also very critical and pointed out a number … Continue reading
Posted in Anthony Watts, Climate change, Global warming, Roy Spencer, Watts Up With That
Tagged Andrew Neil, Arctic, Dana Nuccitelli, Ed Davey, Edward Davey, Met Office
19 Comments
Roy Spencer and Intelligent Design
Roy Spencer was called to give evidence before the Senate Committee on the Environment and Public Works. The hearing was itself was called Climate Change: It’s happening now. Personally I think that Roy Spencer is entirely unsuitable for giving evidence … Continue reading
Willis and the ocean forcing
Willis Eschenbach has a new post on Watts Up With That (WUWT) called forcing the ocean to confess. In this post Willis calculates the global forcing associated with increases in the ocean heat content. I’m not quite sure that this … Continue reading
Watt about the ensemble of models?
Robert G. Brown (who posts as rgbatduke) has a new “sticky” post at Watts Up With That (WUWT) called the ensemble of models is completely meaningless, statistically. What Robert G. Brown says in this post is by forming a mean … Continue reading