In 1998 Timothy Patterson from the Department of Earth Sciences at Carlton University, Canada, was funded to determine if there were regular cycles in West Coast fish productivity. The government was looking to establish appropriate fishing quotas … [Read more...] about Fish, Mud and Global Cooling
Climate & Climate Change
New Perspective on Global Temperatures: A Note from Ian Mott
Hello Jen, It has been obvious for some time now that the world has been encouraged to regard temperature changes as being overly significant by the use of anomaly graphs that use the entire vertical scale to portray the extent of the temperature … [Read more...] about New Perspective on Global Temperatures: A Note from Ian Mott
Save the Planet, Throw C02 Into Outer Space?
"Six scientists from some of the leading scientific institutions in the United States have issued what amounts to an unambiguous warning to the world: civilisation itself is threatened by global warming. They also implicitly criticise the UN's … [Read more...] about Save the Planet, Throw C02 Into Outer Space?
Wrong Science Leads to Pointless Economics: A Note from Bob Carter
"With understandable reluctance, Prime Minister Howard recently donned the political hair-shirt of a carbon trading system. On the very same day, NASA chief Michael Griffin commented in a USA radio interview that “I am not sure that it is fair to say … [Read more...] about Wrong Science Leads to Pointless Economics: A Note from Bob Carter
CEO Admits: No Cost-Benefit Analysis Before Joining Carbon Lobby
"Washington, D.C. - The National Center for Public Policy Research and the Project 21 black leadership network challenged senior Caterpillar, Inc. officials at the company's stockholder meeting Wednesday, asking them to explain Caterpillar's decision … [Read more...] about CEO Admits: No Cost-Benefit Analysis Before Joining Carbon Lobby
Kilimanjaro Not Losing Ice to Climate Change
"Mote and Georg Kaser, a glaciologist at the University of Innsbruck in Austria, write in American Scientist that the decline in Kilimanjaro's ice has been going on for more than a century and that most of it occurred before 1953, while evidence of … [Read more...] about Kilimanjaro Not Losing Ice to Climate Change