Comment on Climate change and moral judgement by climatereason
Nick I have an electric bike whose battery I power with a little solar panel. But then again I need help to get up our steep Devon Hills (or get part way up) tonyb
View ArticleComment on Climate change and moral judgement by Steven Mosher
You realize that he used HITRAN data. You did read the code, right? I thought not.
View ArticleComment on Energy supplies and climate policy by Nick Stokes
Agreed, it’s a very good post. Focuses on the key questions: 1. How much carbon is available for butning? 2. How much will the atmosphere let us burn? 3. If it’s less than what we could burn, how will...
View ArticleComment on Climate change cartoons by Beth Cooper
When implacable Nature speaks, ya better listen. There’s no such thing as the innocent eye, innocent clmate model or cartoon* either…(either / or, neither/ nor? ) *Hmm, I have a great cartoon on...
View ArticleComment on Climate change cartoons by Beth Cooper
“Perception.” (Some people can’t edit.) Moi.
View ArticleComment on Climate change and moral judgement by Girma
Chuck Hansen et al 1988 => http://bit.ly/JPvWx1 IPCC AR4 => http://bit.ly/HnYPQf
View ArticleComment on Climate change cartoons by Beth Cooper
Here’s the cartoon: http://imgc.allpostersimages.com/images/P-473-488-90/61/6146/NN4G100Z/posters/alain-egyptian-art-students-drawing-woman-in-hieroglyphic-pose-new-yorker-cartoon.jpg
View ArticleComment on Climate change cartoons by Barry Woods
That’s not so funny. reality ;( Latest UK activist group (just a rehash of all the old ones, climate camp, ukuncut, Campaign against Climate Change, Rising Tide, etc) Has a clenched fist graphic front...
View ArticleComment on Week in review 5/4/12 by Bart R
Roger Caiazza | May 4, 2012 at 7:46 pm | You’re free to hold your opinion about people you’ve never met, spoken to, asked about these issues, and discussed with their needs and wants and what benefits...
View ArticleComment on Week in review 5/4/12 by Captain Kangaroo
‘Researchers are trying various shortcuts to get a rapid answer. One of those is to use short-term natural variations, such as the El Niño cycle, to see how clouds react to higher ocean temperatures....
View ArticleComment on Week in review 5/4/12 by maxdaddy
Dr. Curry: I like your blog a lot. But have you misstated, or at least overstated, something? You refer to “…Joe Romm’s article Norway Terrorist is a Global Warming Denier, although Romm didn’t post...
View ArticleComment on Week in review 5/4/12 by peterdavies252
In other words: junk science as practiced by CAGW junkies.
View ArticleComment on Week in review 5/4/12 by Roger Caiazza
BartR My interpretation is that our disagreement is whether society can provide both plastics and affordable electricity to those currently without access to both or does society have to choose one or...
View ArticleComment on Energy supplies and climate policy by Fred Moolten
I don’t have strong opinions on how it’s done, but we agree, I think, that funding basic R&D makes sense. At some point beyond that, one view would be that continued subsidization would be...
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Comment on Climate change and moral judgement by capt. dallas 0.8 +/-0.2
Best, HADCRUT4 and GISS all have the same limitations, the limited data they have to work with. The 1990 to present data is pretty good, but more by luck that skill. The average of large regions not...
View ArticleComment on Week in review 5/4/12 by Faustino
Heading off to a 100-year-old’s birthday party. I’ll ask him if he’s seen any change in climate since 1912. Mind, as he grew up in west London, I won’t necessarily take his answer in Brisbane as being...
View ArticleComment on Week in review 5/4/12 by jmsully
I just read the section of the book which relates to the Wegman report, the NRC report and the Barton hearings (pp 160 – 175) and can say with 100% certainty that Mann neither quoted nor referred to...
View ArticleComment on Climate change cartoons by Beth Cooper
Good to see the denizens here, SM, tonyb, CH , critical of Heartland’s objectionable advocacy. And there’s this on considered debate from a climate warrior: ‘I have advised them ( commenters here, ) to...
View ArticleComment on Energy supplies and climate policy by Rob Starkey
Fred We do agree in funding basic research. I have strong opinions on how it is done because I have experience in that area. Imo, a huge amount of funding has been wasted by government trying to...
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