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I considered the relation between carbon dioxide (CO2) and the oceans as a surface or interface phenomena. The oceans are remarkably shallow in relation to the lateral extent. Similarly the atmosphere is remarkably thin. The dominant common … [Read more...] about The Atmosphere is Thin and Oceans Shallow: An Illustration and Note from Lance Endersbee

Another article via Marc Morano: Cherry-picking "Need more proof that the Big Green Scare Machine is spoon-feeding you cherry-picked non-science" to further their global warming alarmist agenda? "Try this," Marc Sheppard writes at … [Read more...] about Arctic Ice Shrinks, Antarctic Ice Grows

Thanks to Marc Morano for sending me the National Geographic article 'Mars, Like Earth, Has Cyclical Ice Ages, Study Says' relating to a new nature paper entitled 'Dynamics of ice ages on Mars.' Mars has gone through 40 ice ages during the past five … [Read more...] about Milankovitch on Mars?

A new paper was published in Nature on 13th September, with Jan Veizer as a co-author, entitled 'Coupling of surface temperatures and atmospheric CO2 concentrations during the Palaeozoic era.' The abstract says: Atmospheric carbon dioxide … [Read more...] about New Nature paper: Jan Veizer Contradicts His Own Results?