Hi All, I find myself 'between blogs' at the moment - www.climateresearchnews.com isn't ready yet, so I have set up a temporary blog: http://climaterealist.blogspot.com/ You might be intersted in the latest post: 'United States and … [Read more...] about Paul Biggs Between Blogs
Climate & Climate Change
Emissions Not Making Rivers Run Dry: A Note from Stewart Franks
IS the ongoing drought in the Murray-Darling Basin affected by climate change? The simple answer is that there is no evidence that CO2 has had any significant role. Like it or not, that is the science. In fact, the drought was caused by an … [Read more...] about Emissions Not Making Rivers Run Dry: A Note from Stewart Franks
Ten of the Best Climate Research Papers (Nine Peer-Reviewed): A Note from Cohenite
The accusation of a lack of peer review (PR) by those who mount arguments against anthropogenic global warming (AGW) is at the heart of the elitism, consensus and ad hominem approach used by many supporters of AGW. It is a red herring. … [Read more...] about Ten of the Best Climate Research Papers (Nine Peer-Reviewed): A Note from Cohenite
Climate Case Built on Thin Foundation: John McLean
ROSS Garnaut made it clear in his interim report that his climate change review takes as a starting point - not as a belief but on the balance of probabilities - that the claims made in the fourth assessment report of the Intergovernmental Panel on … [Read more...] about Climate Case Built on Thin Foundation: John McLean
Blue Planet in Green Shackles: A Book by Vaclav Klaus
The President of the Czech Republic, Vaclav Klaus, spoke yesterday at the Mont Pelerin Society meeting here in Tokyo. He is a well known global warming skeptic and author of a ‘Blue Planet in Green Shackles’. In the book's introduction, the … [Read more...] about Blue Planet in Green Shackles: A Book by Vaclav Klaus
Not Much Ice at the Arctic in 1818
Dear Jennifer As any internet search confirms, climate change doomsayers use Greenland as a key indicator of "global warming". At least some of the phenomena they observe are clearly not the effect of greenhouse gases. Take for example the … [Read more...] about Not Much Ice at the Arctic in 1818
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
