Thanks to Luke Walker for blog post title and The Sydney Mornig Herald article: Three-headed dog cruels spring hopes DROUGHT-STRICKEN farmers could face spring rainfall that is up to 40 per cent below average because of a rare weather pattern last … [Read more...] about 1967, Dogs, and Rare Droughts
A Couple of Papers from JQS
Below are a couple of papers from the latest edition of the Journal of Quaternary Science examining a possible solar link to climate: JOURNAL OF QUATERNARY SCIENCE (2007) 22(7) 659–665 Climatic change during the last 4000 years in the southern … [Read more...] about A Couple of Papers from JQS
Al Gore and Sheila Watt-Cloutier to be Joint Nobel Peace Prize Winners?
Al Gore, Ignoble Laureate Political Correctness: The front-runners for this year's Nobel Peace Prize are a couple of global warming alarmists. With dozens of wars raging, the committee couldn't find a single person laboring honorably for … [Read more...] about Al Gore and Sheila Watt-Cloutier to be Joint Nobel Peace Prize Winners?
Cycad Relations Run Hot and Cold
Cycads have an evolutionary history dating back to the dry, cool age of the Triassic, when much of the world's terrestrial landscape was inhospitable to spore-producing plants. They have carried the evolutionary breakthrough of the seed from an … [Read more...] about Cycad Relations Run Hot and Cold
Unidentified (Spider)?
I was just out photographing cycad cones for a new entry, when I happened upon this bizarre creature. It would appear to have eight legs, with the forelegs raised completely over the animal, presumably in an expression of defense. The noodle-like … [Read more...] about Unidentified (Spider)?
More on Corals from This Week’s Science Magazine
A World with Corals: What Will It Take? ...........The measures required to limit climate change can seem an eternity away to coastal communities left to deal with the consequences. Yet, since the 1997-98 mass bleaching--an unforgiving global event … [Read more...] about More on Corals from This Week’s Science Magazine
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
