Climategate.com shuts down
March 12, 2010
From the Facebook page of the Climategate.com operator: Climategate is closing down I am very sorry to bring you the news today that climategate.com is shutting down. It started out... Read more »
Gallup: Americans’ Global Warming Concerns Continue to Drop
March 12, 2010
Multiple indicators show less concern, more feelings that global warming is exaggerated by Frank Newport, Gallup News PRINCETON, NJ — Gallup’s annual update on Americans’... Read more »
Another WWF assisted IPCC claim debunked: Amazon more drought resistant than claimed
March 12, 2010
Via Eurekalert – New study debunks myths about Amazon rain forests – They may be more tolerant of droughts than previously thought (Boston) — A new NASA-funded study... Read more »
Big G panics
March 11, 2010
By Harold Ambler A new editorial in Nature is startling for what it reveals, especially the fact Paul Ehrlich is a go-to figure about how hard scientists have it when it comes to media... Read more »
A UHI Tale of Two Cities
March 11, 2010
By Steven Goddard and Anthony Watts Fort Collins, Colorado is most famous for Balloon Boy, and Boulder, Colorado is most famous for Jon Benet and Ward Churchill. Both are hotbeds of... Read more »
The global economy carbon yin yang
March 11, 2010
Anybody who has watched the march of jobs overseas already knows this, but it is nice to see science has finally caught up with what we already knew years ago. Look for more of this... Read more »
Paleo-clamatology
March 10, 2010
There’s a new article at Nature News where they report on an amazing new paleoclimatology breakthrough with temperature reconstructions using clamshells. The Nature article reports... Read more »
Spencer: Global Urban Heat Island Effect Study – An Update
March 10, 2010
by Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D. This is an update to my previous posts [here and here on WUWT] describing a new technique for estimating the average amount of urban heat island (UHI) warming... Read more »
IPCC announces “independent” review
March 10, 2010
A formal announcement was made in a press conference made at 12:30PM EST by the IPCC, which is getting press, for example here. But at the time of this writing, there’s no... Read more »
When the IPCC ‘disappeared’ the Medieval Warm Period
March 10, 2010
IPCC changed viewpoint on the MWP in 2001 – did this have effect on scientific results? Guest post by Frank Lansner Latest News (hidethedecline) A brief check indicates a... Read more »
When the IPCC disappeared the Medieval Warm Period
March 10, 2010
IPCC changed viewpoint on the MWP in 2001 – did this have effect on scientific results? Guest post by Frank Lansner Latest News (hidethedecline) A brief check indicates a... Read more »
Himalayan Hijinks
March 9, 2010
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach According to an article in the Hindustan Times by someone for whom English is a second language, I find: Senior scientists at the Wadia Institute of... Read more »
Wrong way econometricians
March 9, 2010
People send me stuff. This one reminds me of a famous wrong way: Hi Anthony Today we had some rumour in the Dutch media due to a paper by a couple of econometricians which projected... Read more »
Former Apartheid Spy Appointed to Head UN Climate Change Effort
March 9, 2010
From the You Just Can’t Make This Stuff Up Department. Former Apartheid Spy Appointed to Head UN Climate Change Effort by Joel B. Pollak From BIGGOVERNMENT.com This... Read more »
Accuracy of climate station electronic sensors – not the best
March 9, 2010
Given all of the discussions recently on issues with the surface network, I thought it would be a good idea to present this excellent paper by Lin and Hubbard and what they discovered... Read more »
NSIDC Reports That Antarctica is Cooling and Sea Ice is Increasing
March 8, 2010
By Steven Goddard Last month we discussed how NASA continues to spread worries about the Antarctic warming and melting. A January 12, 2010 Earth Observatory article warns that Antarctica “has... Read more »
Social Networking Search Request
March 8, 2010
CEI’s Chris Horner asks WUWT readers for some help in locating “Phil Jones’s Aspirations” So, I’m leafing through another 1,500 pages of emails dumped... Read more »
IPCC AR4 Commenter: “I do not understand why this trend is insignificant – it is more than three times the quoted error estimates”
March 8, 2010
Yet Another Incorrect IPCC Assessment: Antarctic Sea Ice Increase by Chip Knappenberger March 8, 2010 Another error in the influential reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on... Read more »
On the “march of the thermometers”
March 8, 2010
I’ve been away from WUWT this weekend for recovery from a cold plus family time as we have visitors, so I’m just now getting back to regular posting. Recently on the... Read more »
The Logarithmic Effect of Carbon Dioxide
March 8, 2010
Guest post by David Archibald The greenhouse gasses keep the Earth 30° C warmer than it would otherwise be without them in the atmosphere, so instead of the average surface temperature... Read more »
Emails from “attack ad” science group posted
March 8, 2010
Readers may recall this story last week: Ad hoc group wants to run attack ads Here’s an update from GlobalWarming.org by Myron Ebell According to recently disclosed e-mails... Read more »
Methane, The Panic Du Jour
March 7, 2010
Guest post by Steven Goddard The climate panic headline this week has been that the warming Arctic is burping out dangerous quantities of greenhouse gas Methane. Published on Friday,... Read more »
Global Warming not to blame for toad extinction
March 7, 2010
From a Columbia University press release, here’s a case where the early speculation of science was wrong. Originally global warming was blamed, but it turns out to be El Niño... Read more »
Grasping at Straws
March 6, 2010
If you try really really hard to ask questions a certain way, then you’ll get the answers you want. ~ charles the moderator Scientists misread data on global warming controversy By... Read more »
Open Thread Weekend
March 6, 2010
I’ve decided to step away from WUWT this weekend. Both my wife and I are sick with a cold. I’m very tired, and I need to do something else for awhile besides moderate squabbles;... Read more »