AI climate models do not understand atmospheric physics. They learn statistical patterns, relationships and trends directly from the historical records they are trained on. If these data arrays contain industrial scale remodelling — justified by … [Read more...] about Quantifying Uncertainty. Rutherglen Minimum Temperatures & Background Information
Archives for July 2026
Forests, Peat, and Carbon Markets: Canadian Wildfires and the Long View
In my most recent Substack post, Canadian Wildfires, A Long View & A Bear View, I consider the fires burning across parts of Canada, now in July 2026 — about 2.8 million hectares so far, on or below long-term averages — through the lens of forest … [Read more...] about Forests, Peat, and Carbon Markets: Canadian Wildfires and the Long View
Stratospheric Radiative Cooling from CO₂
The stratosphere has been cooling over recent decades as atmospheric CO₂ has risen. This occurs because CO₂ in the cold, thin air of the stratosphere becomes more efficient at radiating infrared energy upward into space. I understand alarmists and … [Read more...] about Stratospheric Radiative Cooling from CO₂
CO₂ Is Not a Single Global Number — And the Lindzen-Happer Chart Pretends It Is
Reducing atmospheric CO₂ to a single number makes as much sense as a mean global temperature, and it is a pity they are both remodelled by the political scientists masquerading as climate scientists. To the extent that understanding the natural … [Read more...] about CO₂ Is Not a Single Global Number — And the Lindzen-Happer Chart Pretends It Is
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
