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Tag Archives: NOAA
Guest post: On Baselines and Buoys
One of the key criticisms of Karl et al. (2015) is that it used a dataset that adjusted buoy data up to ship data – the suggestion being that, in doing so, they produced more apparent warming than if the … Continue reading
Expose: David Rose does not understand baselines
Never failing to disappoint, David Rose is back with a new expose on how world leaders were duped into investing billions over manipulated global warming data. It refers to a paper published by Karl et al. in 2015 in which … Continue reading
The warmest year…again
I haven’t, yet, written anything about 2016 becoming the warmest year in record. That’s partly because it appears to have been virtually certain that it would be for a few months now, and partly because it’s been extensively covered elsewhere. … Continue reading
NOAA vs Lamar Smith
Two posts in one day; I haven’t done that for a while. Must be because I’ve drifted back into the climate wars. I kind of wish I was more interested in sociology, because some of what I’ve experienced in the … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, ClimateBall, Comedy, Judith Curry, Science
Tagged Judith Curry, Lamar Smith, Michael Tobis, NOAA, politicization of science, Politics, Thomas Karl
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No “pause”?
I wasn’t going to write a whole post on this, but what I thought I would do is simply provide links to those that have. Doug’s McNeall’s blog. RealClimate. International Surface Temperature Initiative. BBC, with – IMO – a sensible … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, ClimateBall, Judith Curry, Science
Tagged Hiatus, Karl et al., NOAA, pause, surface temperatures
95 Comments
Temperature homogenisation
Amazing as it may seem, the whole tampering with temperature data conspiracy has managed to rear its ugly head once again. James Delingpole has a rather silly article that even Bishop Hill calls interesting (although, to be fair, I have … Continue reading
Ocean heat content and sea surface temperatures
I had a number of interesting Twitter conversations today and thought I would write about one of them. It started with me retweeting something from Andy Revkin which showed the NOAA ocean heat content, down to a depth of 2000m, … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, ENSO, Global warming
Tagged energy budget, ENSO, Global warming, NOAA, Ocean heat content, Sea surface temperatures
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