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[Watts Up With That?] CNN’s View of Climate History: The former US VP added, almost like an afterthought, that he now sees “many opportunities to rename quite a few other geographical hot spots to emphasize not only the rising global temperature but, in particular, the accelerating global temperature rise that has been witnessed this past winter season with record high temperatures and practically no snow fall across the United States and Canada”.
[Atmoz] April Fools, Skepticism, and Climate Change: I needed to somehow find a way to make the temperature record have no trend and have it be correlated with the solar cycle. A casual look at the temperature records and the solar records reveals that this is not an easy task. ...
[Climate and Capitalism] A Revolutionary Response to the Climate Change Crisis: Dave Holmes: The fundamental problem facing humanity today is catastrophic climate change brought on by runaway greenhouse gas emissions. The relatively narrow band of climatic conditions within which we can function has been destabilized.
[iftf's Future Now] Climate change knowledge and action: Less connection than we would ...: First, one should expect to see higher amounts of information to be related to higher degrees of personal efficacy and responsibility for global warming and climate change. Second, one should expect to see higher amounts of information to be related to heightened perceptions about the risks of global warming and climate change.
[Atmoz] Using an Accurate Global Temperature Index to Diagnose Global ...: When diagnosing global climate change, a temperature index is often used that is derived from the lower troposphere. This is no coincidence since we live in the lower troposphere, and its temperature is innately important for our .
[scruffydan.com/blog] What if the “Hockey Stick” was wrong?: Let us assume that medieval temperatures after all had been warmer than the present. Even that would tell us nothing about anthropogenic climate change.
[noworldsystem.com] Gore to spend $300M on global warming campaign: There is a great deal of scientific data and anecdotal evidence indicating that man made carbon emissions causing global warming is simply not factual. However, that doesn’t stop the establishment from hyping this phony threat because they wouldn’t be able to achieve their great dream of a global carbon tax without creating this phony problem to blame on man made carbon emissions.
[The Dawn Blog] No consensus in global warming debate: Byron Blake, a UN official suggested, “the balance has to come from everybody, all the representative groups around the table.” He urged major polluters to listen to the developing nations instead of focusing on their own agenda.
[Hayleybarholomew's Weblog] The Great Global Warming Swindler’s List: When approached by WAGTV, on behalf of Channel 4, known to me as one of the main UK independent broadcasters, I was led to believe that I would be given an opportunity to explain why I, like some others, find the statements at both extremes of the global change debate distasteful…. ….In the part of the “Swindle”
[Libbysamuel's Weblog] The Low Cost Energy Revolution: Last October a think tank called The Climate Institute published a report claiming that, thanks to bans on land clearing, “Australia’s farmers have been responsible for virtually the entire share of the nation’s greenhouse gas emissions reductions … Over the same period, emissions from energy and transport have and continue to skyrocket. For example, total energy sector emissions are projected to be 45 per cent above 1990 levels by 2010.”
[Qdtleroy's Weblog] Turning to the sun in the land of oil: Bill McKibben, author of a foundation text of the climate change era, The End of Nature (1990), explicitly links the last great fright to the new one. Climate change is “the single biggest challenge facing the planet, the equal in every way to the nuclear threat that transfixed us during the past half-century”, he wrote last year….
[frogblog] Greenpeace’s Politics of Climate Change: A rise in global temperature of 2° Celsius above pre-industrial levels is internationally regarded as the point beyond which the impacts of climate change may be irreversible. There is serious concern that above two degrees warming, .
[The Blackboard] Exploratory Statistics: Roger Cohen Looks at ENSO: As I said in the note to your blog, including the second variable makes hypothesis testing more definitive. There are two reasons for this. First is the immediate reduction in the standard deviation of the underlying climate trend. ...
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