In November 2001, four scientists prepared a science statement for the Queensland Government’s Reef Protection Taskforce. Two versions of that statement exist. The differences between them are significant. The original version, tabled at the … [Read more...] about Versions of Science Statement for Reef Protection Taskforce, November 2001
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25 Years Since the Diuron Mangrove Claims – 15 Years Since Our Rebuttal, Still No Correction
What makes the continued sidelining of a 2011 paper that I published with John Abbot so consequential is not simply that one study was overlooked, but that it has allowed a myth to be perpetuated. Do we really want to live in such a society, where … [Read more...] about 25 Years Since the Diuron Mangrove Claims – 15 Years Since Our Rebuttal, Still No Correction
Complicating the IPCC Planck Feedback, Plank #4 of Climate Resilience Theory
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has an idea about how the Earth cools itself: when the planet’s surface warms up, it sends more heat into space as infrared radiation. They estimate that for every 1-degree Celsius increase in … [Read more...] about Complicating the IPCC Planck Feedback, Plank #4 of Climate Resilience Theory
The Moon’s Tidal Push
Stand on a seaside shore, watch the tide roll in and out, and I can see, and feel, the Moon’s force, cyclical, ever present and yet not easy to unravel. There are now tide times, that accurately forecast the height of sea level for any location … [Read more...] about The Moon’s Tidal Push
How Climate Works. In Discussion with Philip Mulholland about Carbon Isotopes
We all know the story about the king who paraded with no clothes, as though everyone watching on was oblivious to the mistake. Parallels can be drawn with sources of CO2, I mean CO2 from factories versus CO2 from natural sources. There is no … [Read more...] about How Climate Works. In Discussion with Philip Mulholland about Carbon Isotopes
In future, I will be More at Substack
I was chatting with a friend on Friday, about the various dynamical state variables, as opposed to external drivers, that might need to be incorporated into my new Theory of Climate Resilience. Ultimately, I want a quantitative model, that can test … [Read more...] about In future, I will be More at Substack
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
