It’s Been 29 Years Since A Colder-Than-Average Month Globally
Right-Wing Globe Contains Less Than Two Percent Of The Earth
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It has been cold and snowy here in Minnesota, but ….
2013 Is the Fourth Hottest Year on Record
Believe It Or Not, Last Month Was One Of The Hottest Januaries Ever Recorded
While the United States of America is a big country, its total extent is only about 2% of the Earth’s total surface area. Our local fluctuations do not mean much for the overall global totals.
A Dolphin Hypothesis
This is what I would expect if the experiment were actually performed.
A different weather story
The dismal science becomes even more dismal at Florida State University
Billionaire’s role in hiring decisions at Florida State University raises questions
Remember this the next time someone (probably from deep right field) quotes an economist at Florida State!
What pause?
Global Warming Since 1997 Underestimated by Half
A new study by British and Canadian researchers shows that the global temperature rise of the past 15 years has been greatly underestimated. The reason is the data gaps in the weather station network, especially in the Arctic. If you fill these data gaps using satellite measurements, the warming trend is more than doubled in the widely used HadCRUT4 data, and the much-discussed “warming pause” has virtually disappeared.
Climate Change Down Under
How many once-in-100-years disasters can a 22-year-old have lived through?
Every summer, friends who live in fire-risk areas tell me of their preparations – wetting towels, filling gutters. These are the mundane rituals that more Australians are getting used to. Rituals that sit strangely next to the horrifying spectacle of a 40-metre wall of fire that threatens homes and lives. We shouldn’t have to become accustomed to these tasks. We still have a choice.
Arctic sea ice has *not* recovered, ….
Another round of climate disinformation
More about arctic sea ice
Following up on Yesterday’s post.
Arctic sea ice delusions strike the Mail on Sunday and Telegraph. The The Guardian takes down its UK competition, with a sub-head that neatly summarizes the issue:
Both UK periodicals focus on short-term noise and ignore the rapid long-term Arctic sea ice death spiral
David Rose and his tabloid “reporting” of Arctic sea ice and other nonsense looks at the story and includes a graphic showing the change in the Arctic over 33 years:
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