Consider subscribing here for a monthly e-newsletters about Murray River issues and more… http://www.mythandthemurray.org/subscribe/ October e-news to be emailed soon. And can anyone guess where I took this photograph… the name of the … [Read more...] about Open Thread
Bushfire Management in Australian Forests: A Note from Roger Underwood
THERE is an old saying that one of the greatest of human failings is the inability to learn from the mistakes of others. One example is that of my 2-year old grandson who, despite being warned, could not resist testing the heat of the stove, and got … [Read more...] about Bushfire Management in Australian Forests: A Note from Roger Underwood
The Nature of Inclusive Climate Science
Not so long ago, the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, IPCC, released a report about how it is now hotter, and that there is a 95% chance this has been caused by human activity. This key finding was from just part 1 of a … [Read more...] about The Nature of Inclusive Climate Science
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Low tide, not global cooling. [Photograph taken at Lammermoor Beach, Capricorn coast, recently] … [Read more...] about Open Thread
Hot Spot – Still Missing
THE General Circulation Models that underpin the theory of anthropogenic global warming, have, for a very long time, since at least the 1996 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Report (AR2), predicted that atmospheric warming would be most … [Read more...] about Hot Spot – Still Missing
The Computer says NO: Tom Quirk on Why This Report from the IPCC Should Be Its Last
THE IPCC use of computer models to predict temperatures, rain fall, sea level rises and other weather related events either global or regional has comprehensively failed to predict most of the observations made in the last twenty years and ignores … [Read more...] about The Computer says NO: Tom Quirk on Why This Report from the IPCC Should Be Its Last
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
