Daily Archives: July 9, 2012

Originally posted on Real Science:
The measured temperature data for Virginia shows a significant cooling trend since 1930, with 1953 as  the hottest year. Our friends at USHCN have fixed this inconvenient problem. VIRGINIA Climate Summary  

Originally posted on Real Science:
Yesterday, after I posted the US temperature record graphs, a number of geniuses started accusing me of calculating incremental records – i.e. during year one, every station sets a record on every day, etc. Just…

Watts Up With That? From his Climate Abyss blog at the Houston Chronicle, Texas State Climatologist Dr. John Nielsen-Gammon takes an extended interest in Dr. Robert Brown’s comment-turned-essay on WUWT. Skeptics Are Not Deniers: A Conversation (part 1) Robert Brown, … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Real Science:
Since 1930, the average of all valid USHCN thermometer data shows a half degree decline in temperatures across the US. But we keep hearing about the high ratio of record maximums to record minimums in…

Originally posted on JunkScience.com:
Lecture presented by Willie Soon, Ph.D. at the 28th Annual Meeting of the Doctors for Disaster Preparedness held in Orlando, Florida; June 12, 2010. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyY-wojI0yQ Original link Official website of Doctors for Disaster Preparedness: http://www.ddponline.org

DON’T READ THIS MR MANN Watts Up With That? Since Princeton’s Dr. Michael Oppenheimer conflated weather with climate last week, proclaiming a short lived heat wave as “This is what global warming really looks like” in a media interview, it seems … Continue reading →

This girl said she recognized me from the vegetarian club, but I’d never met herbivore. Watts Up With That? Who says “global warming” doesn’t have some positive value? Well I guess if you are a tofu chomping green that recoils … Continue reading →

Climate Etc. by Judith Curry The Internet has introduced a golden age of ill-informed arguments.  But with all those different perspectives on important issues flying around, you’d think we’d be getting smarter and more informed. Unfortunately, the very wiring of … Continue reading →

Big Picture News, Informed Analysis The World Wildlife Fund is reaching into new corners of your life. The more I learn about the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the more perplexed I become. In the beginning its role seemed clear. It … Continue reading →

Originally posted on JunkScience.com:
Ocean acidification has emerged as one of the biggest threats to coral reefs across the world, acting as the “osteoporosis of the sea” and threatening everything from food security to tourism to livelihoods, the head…