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June 30, 2008

Marohasy makes it up

Category: Global Warming

In my previous post I noted in his story promoting AGW denial Adam Shand disputed even the most uncontroversial statements (eg "Summer is warmer than winter") from supporters of mainstream science he uncritically accepted everything from the AGW deniers. For...

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June 29, 2008

Channel Nine's Sunday: Summer warmer than winter "just an assumption"

Category: Global Warming

You only have to look at the delight exhibited by Andrew Bolt ("Warming priests defocked [sic] on Sunday") in this story on Channel Nine's Sunday to know that they are promoting AGW denial. The reporter, Adam Shand, makes a pretence...

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June 28, 2008

Loftin's study on Washington DC handgun ban

Category: Washington DC

Jim Lindgren believes that a post by Carl Bogus on the DC handgun ban is uninformed. Bogus wrote: A careful study that compared the nine year period before the ban was enacted with the nine years following enactment, and then...

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June 26, 2008

Nigel Lawson in need of climate science 101

Category: Global Warming

Olive Heffernan on Nigel Lawson's new book: Like many of those who saw the Channel 4 documentary, readers of Lawson's offering on climate change 'An Appeal to Reason' are probably unaware it has been scientifically discredited in almost every review,...

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June 23, 2008

The Australian has another go at bloggers

Category: LancetIraq

The punditariat at the Australian has lashed out at bloggers yet again (see here and here for previous examples). This time it's David Burchell, whose thesis is that all bloggers provide is a "vast outpouring of pseudo-expertise and vituperation". Naturally...

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June 20, 2008

Another Wacky Theory About Global Warming

Category: Global Warming

Remember the wacky satellites cause global warming theory? Maria Brumm has found another one. Global warming has caused a fivefold increase in seismic activity. And this one was published by CBS news (though it's now been deleted) and picked up...

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June 19, 2008

Andrew Bolt goes quote mining

Category: Bolt

In his latest column, which is about polar bears or something, Andrew Bolt quote mines the NSIDC: And ssshhh. Don't mention that the US National Snow and Ice Data Centre says the extent of Arctic ice is in fact "greater...

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June 18, 2008

Gore decreases his energy usage so TCPR lies about it

Category: Global Warming

Last year the Tennessee Center for Policy Research made quite a splash with a press release on Al Gore's energy usage: In 2006, Gore devoured nearly 221,000 kWh--more than 20 times the national average. They've just released figures for the...

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Gregg Easterbrook is an idiot

Category: Gregg Easterbrook is an idiot

Gregg Easterbrook is an idiot....

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June 17, 2008

Open Thread 8

Category: Open Thread

Time for a new open thread....

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AGW and HIV/AIDS denial

Category: Global Warming

Eli Rabett has been looking at Joel Kauffman who has published some HIV/AIDS denial in JPANDS and some AGW denial in the Journal of Scientific Exploration. I've mentioned JPANDS here before, but JSE is even further out on the fringe,...

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June 16, 2008

Satellites cause Global Warming!

Category: Global Warming

John Mashey points me to this site, which claims that microwaves from satellites are causing global warming! Satellite antennas transmit UHF and higher microwaves frequencies all over the planet. Because orbiting Satellites are in the vacuum of space, the microwave...

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June 12, 2008

Chemical and Engineering News on JPANDS

Category: Global Warming

Via John Quiggin, Rudy Baum, the editor-in-chief of Chemical & Engineering News has JPANDS number. JAPS [usually abbreviated as JPANDS for obvious reasons] is a curious entity. It is not indexed by Chemical Abstracts Service, Pubmed, or ISI's Web of...

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June 11, 2008

Linking without Thinking part 2

Category: stupidity

Andrew Bolt should have been embarrassed with his unthinking linking, but he is unrepentant: If someone claims to find 24 mistakes in your work and you manage to kind-of defend just three, it might be wiser to actually stay quiet....

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June 10, 2008

Eli Rabbet's guide to climate trolling

Category: meta

Eli Rabett has written a how-to guide for climate trolls. If you think of some troll tactics that he missed, add them in comments....

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The Pinata Strikes Back

Category: stupidity

On the essential Missing Link, Ken Parish links to my post of yesterday: Tim Lambert ably defends himself on scientific grounds against a concerted attack by anti-science RWDB "heavyweights". And explains the scare quotes: I wrote that extract. Blair...

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June 9, 2008

Linking instead of Thinking

Category: stupidity

Glenn Reynolds, Tim Blair and Andrew Bolt are prolific bloggers, posting several posts each day. With such frequent posting they don't seem to have time to check to see if they stuff they link to is correct. They don't accept...

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June 5, 2008

The Denial Industrial Complex

Category: The War on Science

Matt Nisbet reports: A new study by a team of political scientists and sociologists at the journal Environmental Politics concludes that 9 out of 10 books published since 1972 that have disputed the seriousness of environmental problems and mainstream science...

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