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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?

Yes, I've returned from Spain where 2007 was Madrid's coolest summer since 1997, ranking 37th in the hottest summers since records began 115 years ago, despite predictions that 2007 would be one of the hottest ever. No jelly fish invasion on the … [Read more...] about Spanish Summer Belies Climate Change, a New Sceptic, and a 3C Prediction