ACCORDING to the anthropogenic global warming (AGW) hypothesis while surface temperatures may vary from year to year, as long as we spew out carbon dioxide there will be a gradual accumulation of heat in the climate system eventually resulting in a … [Read more...] about Ocean Cooling Falsifies Global Warming Hypothesis
Climate & Climate Change
AGW Law Costs the UK
Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Miliband admits the cost of laws aimed at tackling global warming has soared to £404 billion. Laws aimed at tackling global warming could cost every family in Britain a staggering £20,000 - double the original … [Read more...] about AGW Law Costs the UK
Global Temperature Update
The latest global temperature data from the satellites still shows no significant warming since 1978; when the satellites were first launched. Read more here: … [Read more...] about Global Temperature Update
The Climatically Saturated Greenhouse Effect: A Note from Christopher Game
IN recent years, a major advance in our understanding of the physical dynamics of the climate process has come from the work of Ferenc Miskolczi. For the present note I am calling his discovery the ‘climatically saturated greenhouse effect’. I use … [Read more...] about The Climatically Saturated Greenhouse Effect: A Note from Christopher Game
Computer Software Spins Climate
Where the output of computer software is held in higher regard than observational data, where marketing spin is more important than fact and evidence, and where a trenchant defence of the notion of man-made global warming is seen as paramount... … [Read more...] about Computer Software Spins Climate
Journalist Asks for Temperature Data
Journalist Greg Roberts at Australia's national daily newspaper has started asking the Australian Bureau of Meteorology some hard questions - and now he is even asking to see the actual temperature data for Antarctica. Bravo Mr Roberts! Read more … [Read more...] about Journalist Asks for Temperature Data
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
