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The Work of Ferenc Miskolczi (Part 1)

May 2, 2009 By jennifer

OUR understanding of the natural world does not progress through the straight forward accumulation of facts because most scientists tend to gravitate to the established popular consensus also known as the established paradigm.  Thomas Kuhn describes … [Read more...] about The Work of Ferenc Miskolczi (Part 1)

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: Climate & Climate Change

The Mathematics of Connectivity and Bushfires: A Note from David Ward

April 29, 2009 By jennifer

HUNGARY has produced many outstanding mathematicians and physicists. Perhaps there is a connection with rampant violin playing. One of these was Paul Erdös who was the twentieth century’s most prolific mathematician, with 1475 papers to his … [Read more...] about The Mathematics of Connectivity and Bushfires: A Note from David Ward

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Extrapolating on Perth’s Rainfall

April 28, 2009 By jennifer

Perth's rain did reduce by approximately 10% in the mid-1970’s - and this is what the climate change proponents are now referring to when they say “..greatly reduced long term rainfall averages”.   Read more here from Warwick Hughes. … [Read more...] about Extrapolating on Perth’s Rainfall

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: Climate & Climate Change

Pondering Problems with Computer Climate Models: A Note from Michael Hammer

April 27, 2009 By jennifer

SCIENTISTS have put a huge amount of effort into generating computer models of our climate system.  These models are very sophisticated and complex and their outputs suggest that increasing carbon dioxide will lead to significant temperature rises … [Read more...] about Pondering Problems with Computer Climate Models: A Note from Michael Hammer

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: Climate & Climate Change

More Low-Carbon Research Needed: A Note from Bjorn Lomborg

April 27, 2009 By jennifer

WE are often told that tackling global warming should be the defining task of our age — that we must cut emissions immediately and drastically. But people are not buying the idea that, unless we act, the planet is doomed. Several recent polls have … [Read more...] about More Low-Carbon Research Needed: A Note from Bjorn Lomborg

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More Worst AGW Papers: A Note from Cohenite

April 25, 2009 By jennifer

SINCE Copenhagen the intensity of doom and gloom [D&G] has been ratcheted up with such anthropogenic global warming luminaries as Will Steffan and David Karoly declaring their previous predictions not dire enough and so have been superseded by … [Read more...] about More Worst AGW Papers: A Note from Cohenite

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