SCIENTISTS at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center (CPC) appear to have made a blunder with a data adjustment and splice resulting in sea surface temperatures being warmer than they would otherwise be … [Read more...] about SPENCER WRONG NOAA Blunder Explains Claims of Warming Oceans?
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Big Drop in Price of Solar Panels
"For solar shoppers these days, the price is right. Panel prices have fallen about 40 percent since the middle of last year." Read more from The New York Times here. … [Read more...] about Big Drop in Price of Solar Panels
Let’s Stop Averaging Global Temperatures (Part 1)
FEAR of global warming is a preoccupation of western societies at the beginning of this 21st century. This fear is usually explained in terms of changes in the surface temperature of the earth as averaged from varying numbers of thermometers from … [Read more...] about Let’s Stop Averaging Global Temperatures (Part 1)
Hippos Roaming Free in Colombia
BOGOTA - African zoologists are in Colombia to advise local authorities on what to do with dozens of hippos roaming around the abandoned zoo of late drug lord Pablo Escobar in the north of the country. Read more here. … [Read more...] about Hippos Roaming Free in Colombia
Join the Climate Sceptics: A Note from Michael Rowley
THE Climate Sceptics Party of Australia have been actively generating enough members to be able to register as a political party to contest elections in Australia. With the considerable efforts of President Leon Ashby, Anthony Cox and others we are … [Read more...] about Join the Climate Sceptics: A Note from Michael Rowley
Electric Taxis for Tokyo
THE company promoting the mass adoption of electric cars, Better Place, has just received an award from the Japanese government to conduct a pilot project in Tokyo for the world’s first electric taxis with switchable batteries. Not so long ago … [Read more...] about Electric Taxis for Tokyo
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
