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Category Archives: Climate
The climate change movement is like ivy
And so with the USA’s withdrawal from the Paris Treaty some more of the underlying ugliness of what the climate movement means for the world is exposed to the general public. Continue reading
Rose tinted temperatures
Here’s an odd thing. Having experienced such cold weather on holiday in July, I went to take a look at the Met Office maps and graphs, and the UK mean temperature map for July 2015 was a bit of a … Continue reading
Countering Consensus Calculations
Guest Post by Peter Morcombe (gallopingcamel) The Kyoto Protocol Elites around the world tend to believe that rising levels of CO2 in our atmosphere will cause catastrophic climate changes. Collectively they wield enough power to shape energy policies in many … Continue reading
Robinson and Catling model closely matches data for Titan’s atmosphere
Posted by Peter Morcombe, April 2014 “Climate Science” is a strange discipline that makes all kinds of claims that lack any valid mathematical basis. For example, the Arrhenius hypothesis: “The selective absorption of the atmosphere is……………..not exerted by the chief … Continue reading
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Tagged atmospheric temperature, Nikolov & Zeller, Peter Morcombe, Robinson & Catling, Titan
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Challenging Arrhenius Again
Posted on behalf of Peter Morcombe Consensus climate scientists contend that the GHE (Greenhouse Effect) amounts to 33oC. My definition of the GHE is the change in the average temperature of a planetary body that can be attributed to its … Continue reading
Climate of FUD
It’s not unusual to be reading a book quite unrelated to weather, climate, politics or anything to do with to global warming, when a little light goes on in the back of your brain and you think ‘oh – that’s … Continue reading
Judge an author by his pals
This Copernicus journal thing is a mess. I think I’m most angry that the fiasco was probably preventable. I don’t have an opinion on the science other than ‘interesting’, as further than that I don’t feel qualified to comment, but … Continue reading
Seeking the Limelight
With the media spotlight on his ill-fated and indeed ill-considered “expedition”, Professor Chris Turney has got plenty of publicity. He was not exactly shy of the camera even before departure, as a series of videos about the planned voyage produced … Continue reading
Spotting every trick in the MOOC
If you haven’t heard of MOOCs you may simply have overlooked them; online advertising for MOOCs seems to be everywhere and, with Google supplying user-relevant advertising, ones related to climate seem to come up frequently (for me anyway). MOOC List … Continue reading
Someone is wrong on Wikipedia…
According to today’s Telegraph Global Warming is the fifth most edited entry in Wikipedia. This is of course no surprise, with the well-known hyper-revisionism of climate zealot William Connolley.
Digging in the Clay 