Hi Jennifer, There has been substantial discussion on the blog over the last few months as to the severity of the current drought afflicting much of Australia and its cause. A fair emphasis has been as to whether the current drought is the “absolute … [Read more...] about Severity of the Current Drought: A Note from Luke
Best Blog Posts of 2006
Popular e-journal On Line Opinion will be publishing what they consider to be the best Australian blog posts from 2006 during January 2007 at the rate of about 2 per day. The list of 40 has been essentially compiled by Club Troppo bloggers … [Read more...] about Best Blog Posts of 2006
The Discipline of Science: Comment from Thomas Huxley
"My business is to each my aspirations to conform themselves to fact, not to try and make facts harmonise with my aspirations. Science seems to me to teach in the highest and strongest manner the great truth which is embodied in the Christian … [Read more...] about The Discipline of Science: Comment from Thomas Huxley
Melomies in the Daintree: A Note from Neil Hewett
Hi Jennifer, Temperatures in 2006 in the midst of the Daintree rainforest were uncharacteristically moderate. It was, however, exceptionally wet with a total of 6242.5 mm over 237 rainy days; 14 of which exceeded 100 mm. Last year was the first … [Read more...] about Melomies in the Daintree: A Note from Neil Hewett
2006, Not That Dry Here in Australia
During 2006 much was said and written about the "extraordinary drought" conditions here in Australia being a consequence of climate change. I wrote various pieces suggesting that when all the data was in, rainfall for this last year, even for the … [Read more...] about 2006, Not That Dry Here in Australia
2006, Not That Hot Here in Australia
I’ve previously described 2006 as the year of climate change hysteria , but interestingly at least in Australia it wasn’t that warm. While 2005 was the hottest on record, according to ABC Online quoting from the Australian Bureau of Meteorology last … [Read more...] about 2006, Not That Hot Here in Australia
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
