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As seen on Twitter w/e 3rd February 2018
_________________________________ I’m preparing some slides for an upcoming talk (on climate policy, yowza!). The attached is an effort to show in a readily understandable way the mind-bending scale of the energy challenge associated with deep decarbonization. What do you think? pic.twitter.com/EGbykLyZKj — Roger Pielke Jr. (@RogerPielkeJr) January 29, 2018 _________________________________ White House seeking to slash renewable energy … Continue reading
As seen on Twitter w/e 27 Jan 2017
New paper pegs CO2 doubling sensitivity at 0.6C, in line with actual temp increase which may be from other factors. https://t.co/5R8J862WNp In other words it doesn’t matter, time to move along and do something useful. — Patrick Moore (@EcoSenseNow) January 19, 2018 _______________________________________________________ The climate fraudsters at @NOAA turn very cold regions to warm, and areas … Continue reading
As seen on Twitter w/e 20 Jan 2017
It has been nine years since the @metoffice announced the end of skiing in Scotland, which is currently experiencing whiteout conditions. @Telegraph https://t.co/C5LchYZvGd pic.twitter.com/dQ9Jr9KWvD – Steve Goddard (@SteveSGoddard) January 15, 2018 _______________________________________________________ Climate Change: The Most Massive Scientific Fraud In Human History https://t.co/pYnNDEz2ak via @ccdeditor — PublicHouse (@PubWorksTV) December 14, 2017 _______________________________________________________ Science, optimism, and the … Continue reading
As seen on Twitter 15 Jan 2017
Coldest Start To A Year On Record In The US The first week of January was coldest on record in the US. January 1-7 US temperatures have been declining for a century. But while George Washington was President, Philadelphia had January temperatures in the 70s. https://t.co/i5o6XLsfXR — Steve Goddard (@SteveSGoddard) January 11, 2018 Claim: Climate … Continue reading
These items caught my eye – 2 February 2017
____________________________ Clouds now appear to be the Climate “Hard stop” If you’re a regular reader of my blog, you will have heard me refer to the climate “Hard stop”. See e.g. “Can variations in lapse rate & cloud cover explain ice-age temperature changes and the inter-glacial “hard stop”?” To explain this very simply, each time … Continue reading
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