The following comment by Paul Williams provides a different perspective on the question asked by Walter Starck a couple of days ago. "I think we argue over AGW because there's so many unanswered questions, such as: 1. Where are the climatic … [Read more...] about Why We Argue Over AGW: Paul Williams
Climate & Climate Change
WWF Too Close To Tim Flannery & Government?
Clive Hamilton, Executive Director of The Australian Institute, has written a rather pointed piece for today's Sydney Morning Herald suggesting that Tim Flannery, author of a recent book on global warming, is "a trump card" in Prime Minister John … [Read more...] about WWF Too Close To Tim Flannery & Government?
Will It Rain on Peter Beattie This Summer?
Queensland's Premier, Peter Beattie, has been telling the 2 million or so people who live in the south east of Queensland that “we have a water crisis and the worst drought on record”. We are dependent on three dams to the north-west of the city of … [Read more...] about Will It Rain on Peter Beattie This Summer?
Why We Argue Over AGW: Walter Starck
I was sent the following note from Walter Starck: "The Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW) debate is not about a paradigm shift or even about a basic theory. No one is arguing that CO2 does not absorb IR or that burning fossil fuel does not add CO2 … [Read more...] about Why We Argue Over AGW: Walter Starck
Update from Warwick Hughes
Dear Jennifer, You might be interested in my recent Blog entry 'Long term reduction in Australian deaths from, bushfires, cyclones and heatwaves'. The next entry down 'Is massive UHI warming in China distorting Jones et al gridded T data ?' is … [Read more...] about Update from Warwick Hughes
Al Gore’s New Movie In Australia In September
I've just been sent some publicity for Al Gore's new movie 'An Inconvenient Truth'. It's an apocalyptic tale about climate change opening in Australia from 14th September with screening times to soon be available at the films new Australian website: … [Read more...] about Al Gore’s New Movie In Australia In September