Daily Archives: March 27, 2013

Originally posted on suyts space:
  Steve has alerted us to more of the Guardian’s embracing of sophist thoughts, and poor math skills.  So, a few of pinheads thought they’d prove how accurate climate predictors really, really are.  Myles R.…

Originally posted on suyts space:
  It’s a pretty simple thing to see.  But, for some reason, the nutters keep calling it melt.  We’ve probably reached our maximum for the year…… source Which, as you can see is entirely consistent…

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What’s next?  We’re expelling college students for refusing to stomp on the name of Jesus, and now we’re punishing children for refusing to pledge allegiance to another country. A Texas high school student has filed…

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From the Guardian…… Rising energy bills will be reduced with climate policies, Ed Davey says There’s so much wrong with this story, I hardly know where to begin.  Analysis by the Department of Energy and…

Originally posted on suyts space:
  Or are the nutters simply playing with the data points, again. Regular readers will recall I used to give regular updates to our sea-level information.  But, our satellites died last year, except for Jason…

Originally posted on suyts space:
  “Climate change is the most pressing and threatening issue to modern-day society. Through lack of understanding from generations before us, we are having to fix it. And how can we do this without education?”…

Watts Up With That? Kevin Trenberth is one of the authors of new Balmaseda et al (2013) paper Distinctive climate signals in reanalysis of global ocean heat content. I find the title of the paper somewhat odd. The paper is … Continue reading →

Watts Up With That? More on the Marcott et al “hockey stick”. All of the ‘Marcott 9’ had altered dates. Guest post by John Kehr While it took me a while to get the time together to write an article … Continue reading →

Watts Up With That? From the University of Gothenburg Climate models are not good enough Only a few climate models were able to reproduce the observed changes in extreme precipitation in China over the last 50 years. This is the … Continue reading →

Watts Up With That? Readers may recall that I became a target of Al Gore for getting some press. From Al Gore’s “Reality Drop” project, the GoreBots were given the orders. Read the entire interview by James Stafford here to … Continue reading →