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How Officialdom Can Fail to Acknowledge Two Years of Cooling

February 10, 2022 By jennifer

Updated, Saturday 12th February On 6th January 2022, journalist Mike Foley at the Sydney Morning Herald concluded his reporting on the Bureau's yet to be released Annual Climate Statement with comment that: Australia has warmed, on average, by … [Read more...] about How Officialdom Can Fail to Acknowledge Two Years of Cooling

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Willie Soon Explains About the Sun, and How to Better Report Science

September 11, 2021 By jennifer

Temperatures are always changing, and the pattern of change tends to follow cycles. But most science reporters don't understand this, because they have very little understanding of the solar system and are promoted within their organisations based on … [Read more...] about Willie Soon Explains About the Sun, and How to Better Report Science

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Cooling the Past: Made Easy for Paul Barry

February 6, 2020 By jennifer

It is not disputed that Blair Trewin under the supervision of David Jones (both working at the Australian Bureau of Meteorology) remodel all the historical temperature data generating trends and statistics that look quite different from the actual … [Read more...] about Cooling the Past: Made Easy for Paul Barry

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After the Tragic Wildfires: History is Rewritten or Forgotten

January 13, 2020 By jennifer

The infernos of January 2020 will be remembered for destroying so much of southeastern Australia. I weep for the burns’ victims. So many people and so much wildlife in so much pain. In terms of area of land burnt, these last few weeks may be … [Read more...] about After the Tragic Wildfires: History is Rewritten or Forgotten

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It has been hotter, fires have burnt larger areas

January 4, 2020 By jennifer

The word unprecedented is applied to almost every bad thing that happens at the moment, as though particular events could not have been predicted, and have never happened before at such a scale or intensity. This is creating so much Klonopin anxiety, … [Read more...] about It has been hotter, fires have burnt larger areas

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New Record Temperatures Need Justification

December 20, 2019 By jennifer

IN September 2017, the Bureau declared the hottest ever September on record for the state of Victoria based on temperature data from Mildura. I’ve since shown that this was helped along by the Bureau replacing a mercury thermometer with an … [Read more...] about New Record Temperatures Need Justification

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