"2011 was another wet year for Australia, with data collected by the Bureau of Meteorology showing that the Australian mean rainfall total for 2011 was 699 mm (234 mm above the long-term average of 465 mm), placing the year at the third-wettest since … [Read more...] about Annual Climate Statement: Australian Bureau of Meteorology
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New Year’s Resolutions for Climate Scientists: Steven Goddard
Steven Goddard has published the following list of New Year's Resolutions for Climate Scientists: I will admit that warming has been much slower than we expected I will admit that recent sea level rise is nothing unusual or threatening I will … [Read more...] about New Year’s Resolutions for Climate Scientists: Steven Goddard
Holiday Reading: Emma Marris
Hi Jennifer, Longtime reader etc etc and I must thankyou for your always interesting blog. I could find no mention of Emma Marris and her new book 'The Rambunctious Garden' on there so I wondered if you were aware of it. I thought it would … [Read more...] about Holiday Reading: Emma Marris
Station Buyout a Waste of Money: David Boyd
DAVID Wroe from The Sydney Morning Herald has written a well balanced article on the waste of money in buying Toorale (pronounced Too-rally) Station at Bourke: … [Read more...] about Station Buyout a Waste of Money: David Boyd
Climate Update: November 2011
Dear all. Please find below a link which will take you directly to a monthly newsletter (ca. 1.3 MB) with meteorological information updated to November 2011: http://www.climate4you.com/Text/Climate4you_November_2011.pdf All temperatures in … [Read more...] about Climate Update: November 2011
All I Want for Christmas…
is for you to sign the petition here: http://petitions.listentous.org.au/detail/index/pid/17 RIVERS NEED ESTUARIES CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED Biologist Dr Jennifer Marohasy has launched the Australian Environment Foundation, AEF, campaign'Rivers Need … [Read more...] about All I Want for Christmas…
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
