A new paper has been published in GRL showing that the Antarctic is accumulating snow. The paper by Thomas, E. R., G. J. Marshall, and J. R. McConnell is entitled: 'A doubling in snow accumulation in the western Antarctic Peninsula since 1850.' This … [Read more...] about Western Antarctic Peninsula Snow Accumulation Since 1850
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The Sun and Us by Al Gullon
Al Gullon gives the whole transportation and climate change debate a politically scientific angle. The following article by Al Gullon appeared in the April/May 2007 edition of the H3B Media publication 'Thinking Highways' and is reproduced here with … [Read more...] about The Sun and Us by Al Gullon
Volcanic Poles and Glacier Melting
In December I mentioned that global warming may not be the only thing melting Greenland. Scientists have found at least one natural magma hotspot under the Arctic island that could be pitching in. Gakkel Ridge in the Arctic may also contain active … [Read more...] about Volcanic Poles and Glacier Melting
Ignoring the slaughter of dugongs in Northern Australia
There are two criteria which should be applied to the harvest of an animal species: 1. Are the numbers taken sustainable, and 2. Is the method of killing humane? At least that’s what I said on ABC Radio National last Friday morning when Steve … [Read more...] about Ignoring the slaughter of dugongs in Northern Australia
List of Climate Change Skeptics Continues to Grow (Part 4)
Hi Jennifer, Five more scientists have been added to the over 400 scientists in the Minority Senate Report who dispute man-made global warming claims: 1. Physics professor Dr. Frederick Wolf of Keene State College in New Hampshire has taught … [Read more...] about List of Climate Change Skeptics Continues to Grow (Part 4)
An Inconvenient Democracy
Recently I have encountered a couple of prominent believers in a carbon dioxide driven climate catastrophe, who see democracy as an obstacle to reducing emissions. Mayer Hillman is 76 years old and he is still senior fellow emeritus at the … [Read more...] about An Inconvenient Democracy