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Climate & Climate Change

Lots of Temperature Ups and Downs Over Last Six Centuries: Gabriele Hegerl

May 1, 2006 By jennifer

Climatologists at Duke University in the US have been running some simulations for the Northern Hemisphere and in their latest press release are suggesting that the higher range temperature scenarios are unlikely but nevertheless give a probability … [Read more...] about Lots of Temperature Ups and Downs Over Last Six Centuries: Gabriele Hegerl

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Ian Castles on Unsatisfactory Explanations & Climate Modelling

April 30, 2006 By jennifer

Ian Castles commented earlier this evening that: According to the ‘passionate claim’ introducing this thread [C02 Drives Climate: Svante Arrhenius], "we have no alternative to the enhanced greenhouse effect, we have no alternative theory of … [Read more...] about Ian Castles on Unsatisfactory Explanations & Climate Modelling

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C02 Drives Climate: Svante Arrhenius

April 27, 2006 By jennifer

"We have no alternative to the enhanced greenhouse effect, we have no alternative theory of atmospheric radiation, we have no explanation of the warming based on physically credible models, and we have no basis to believe the greenhouse effect … [Read more...] about C02 Drives Climate: Svante Arrhenius

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Cooling, Not Warming by 2030: Bob Foster

April 27, 2006 By jennifer

Bob Foster, member of the Lavoisier Group and reader of this blog, claims the sun drives climate and the next little ice age will be in 2030. Following is an edited and illustrated extract from a longer piece at Warwick Hughes' blog, click … [Read more...] about Cooling, Not Warming by 2030: Bob Foster

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Darwin Braces for Cyclone Monica

April 24, 2006 By jennifer

"Darwin is preparing to weather the most intense storm ever seen in Australia's northern waters, with winds of 350 kilometres an hour at the core of cyclone Monica. The category 5 storm is less than 400 kilometres from the Northern Territory capital, … [Read more...] about Darwin Braces for Cyclone Monica

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Another ‘Climate Change’ Letter: Does 41 Trump 1?

April 23, 2006 By jennifer

In response to a letter in the Telegraph on 19th April from the President of the Royal Society, Lord Rees of Ludlow, asserting that the evidence for human-caused global warming "is now compelling", 41 scientists have written to the same newspaper … [Read more...] about Another ‘Climate Change’ Letter: Does 41 Trump 1?

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