I was fascinated by some of the issues raised and explanations given by Arnost, posted here as a comment late last night in response to a comment from Paul Biggs: "Hi Paul, Kudos to you for asking great questions and especially questions that risk … [Read more...] about Why Are There No Major “Spikes or Troughs” in the Official Direct Measurements of C02? A Note from Arnost
Climate & Climate Change
American Meteorologists Launch Weblog on Climate Policy
Meteorologists know a lot about climate, or at least they should. But are they the best group to be promoting policy responses to say 'climate change'? Once upon a time scientists mostly just provided quality information, and then those with, for … [Read more...] about American Meteorologists Launch Weblog on Climate Policy
A Re-Evaluation of the Historical Literature on Atmospheric C02 Levels: A Paper by Ernst-Georg Beck
Hi Jen, I don't know if you have seen this new paper in the journal 'Energy and Environment' by Ernest-Georg Beck, entitled '180 Years of Atmospheric C02 Analysis by Chemical Methods', now available online here with supporting data. The absract … [Read more...] about A Re-Evaluation of the Historical Literature on Atmospheric C02 Levels: A Paper by Ernst-Georg Beck
Global Swindles: More on that BBC ITV Doco
It seems everyone is watching the new BBC ITV channel 4 documentary 'The Great Global Warming Swindle'.
It is being describes as out and out propaganda by many establishment climate scientists. I was sent a link to this blog post which includes a … [Read more...] about Global Swindles: More on that BBC ITV Doco
The Acquittal of Carbon Dioxide: A Blog Post by Jeffrey Glassman
One of my main problems with anthropogenic global warming (AGW) theories, as expounded by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and others, is that the increase in carbon dioxide in the ice-core record lags temperature … [Read more...] about The Acquittal of Carbon Dioxide: A Blog Post by Jeffrey Glassman
Sea Level Falls, Temperature Plummets Off Sydney
Earlier this year I spent a week at the beach, more specifically at Bluey’s Beach, on the NSW mid-north coast. My daughter and partner are both keen surfers. So, always in search of that best wave break, we also visited Boomerang, Elizabeth, Seal … [Read more...] about Sea Level Falls, Temperature Plummets Off Sydney

Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
