Keith Kloor's thinking on climate change
Category: Global Warming
Keith Kloor thinking on climate change is not something that Monckton disagrees with
Posted by Tim Lambert at 5:10 AM • 130 Comments •
Deltoid
Tim Lambert's weblog
Search
Profile
Tim Lambert (deltoidblog AT gmail.com) is a computer scientist at the University of New South Wales.
Recent Posts
- Robert Manne on Monckton's plan for the Australian media
- February 2012 Open Thread
- More fraud from Pat Michaels
- The Australian's War on Science 76: Dad Jokes
- January 2012 Open Thread
- Better late than never at The Australian
- Merry Christmas
- Keith Kloor's thinking on climate change
- Wegman one of The Scientist's top five science scandals
- The Australian's War on Science 75: Plimer vs Plimer
Recent Comments
- Lotharsson on February 2012 Open Thread
- Karen on Robert Manne on Monckton's plan for the Australian media
- ianam on Robert Manne on Monckton's plan for the Australian media
- ianam on Robert Manne on Monckton's plan for the Australian media
- ianam on Robert Manne on Monckton's plan for the Australian media
- Karen on Robert Manne on Monckton's plan for the Australian media
- ianam on Robert Manne on Monckton's plan for the Australian media
- OMFG on Robert Manne on Monckton's plan for the Australian media
- MikeH on Robert Manne on Monckton's plan for the Australian media
- Lotharsson on February 2012 Open Thread
Categories
- Ask a ScienceBlogger
- Brignell
- CFCs and ozone
- DDT
- Fumento
- Global Warming
- Gregg Easterbrook is an idiot
- Iraq
- LancetIraq
- Lott
- Milloy
- Open Thread
- Roy Spencer
- Skeptics Circle
- The War on Science
- academia
- astroturf
- bingo
- computers
- creationism
- criminology
- economics
- free speech
- funny
- guns
- maths
- meet up
- meta
- personal
- politics
- quackery
- random
- reviews
- statistics
- stupidity
- surveys
- world
Archives
- February 2012
- January 2012
- December 2011
- November 2011
- October 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- April 2011
- March 2011
- February 2011
- January 2011
- December 2010
- November 2010
- October 2010
- September 2010
- August 2010
- July 2010
- June 2010
- May 2010
- April 2010
- March 2010
- February 2010
Links
Blogroll
- Angry Bear
- Atmoz
- Backseat driving
- Barista
- Climate denial crock
- Brad Delong
- Brave New Climate
- Bug Girls' Blog
- Climate Change
- Climate Feedback
- Climate Progress
- Climate Shifts
- Climate Sight
- Club Troppo
- Crooked Timber
- David Friedman
- Deep Climate
- Eschaton
- Fafblog
- FiveThirtyEight
- Freakonomics blog
- Greenfyre's
- Gristmill
- Groklaw
- Hot Topic
- Hit and Run
- International Journal of Inactivism
- James' Empty Blog
- John Quiggin
- Jon Swift
- Kevin Drum
- Larvatus Prodeo
- Logical Science
- Making Light
- Millard Fillmore’s Bathtub
- More Grumbine Science
- Nexus 6
- Notes from the Lounge
- Oliver Willis
- Only In It For The Gold
- Open Mind
- Paul Krugman
- Political Animal
- Quark Soup
- Rabett Run
- RealClimate
- Sadly, No!
- TBogg
- The Loom
- The Panda's Thumb
- The Poor Man
- The Reality-based Community
- The Volokh Conspiracy
- Think Progress
- TPM Cafe
- Unqualified Offerings
- Watching the Deniers
- AMK's Journal
- Andrew Norton
- Antony Loewenstein
- ArchPundit
- are you effin' kidding me?
- B and B
- Brian Linse
- Carnaby Fudge
- DeSmogBlog
- Detached Observer
- eRiposte
- Explananda
- Flop Eared Mule
- From a LAN Downunder
- Hoyden About Town
- Infothought
- John Fleck
- The Hard Sell
- Harry Clarke
- Known Unknowns
- Matt T
- Malaria Matters
- Mobjectivist
- Notional Slurry
- Opinion Dominion
- Penguin Unearthed
- Pro Bono Statistics
- Pro-science
- Psyche, Science, and Society
- Rants and Raves
- Say Uncle
- Section 15
- short notes: will brady's ruminations
- Skeptics' Circle
- skippy the bush kangaroo
- Some are Boojums
- Speedkill
- spiceblog
- Stephen Gloor
- stoush.net
- The Bartlett Diaries
- The Ethical Werewolf
- The Huffington Post
- The Myron Ebell Climate
- The Post-Normal Times
- The Virtual Stoa
- This Space For Rent
- Wis[s]e Words
Global Warming:
On the trick to hide the context
Category: Global Warming
Peter Hadfield (potholer54) talks on the deceitful quoting of the emails stolen from CRU in 2009 Juliette Jowit in The Guardian puts some more of them in context....
Posted by Tim Lambert at 2:02 AM • 713 Comments •
Stolen CRU emails: the rejects
Category: Global Warming
More of the emails stolen two years ago have been released.
Posted by Tim Lambert at 11:43 PM • 225 Comments •
Men With Day Jobs - Denial Tango
Category: Global Warming
by Men With Day Jobs...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 10:32 PM • 9 Comments •
The Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature algorithm
Category: Global Warming
The Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature algorithm seems to work quite well, with coverage by the Economist, the BBC, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, the London Telegraph, the Daily Mail, the Los Angeles Times, US News and World...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 12:04 PM • 232 Comments •
Diamond planets and climate science
Category: Global Warming
Matthew Biales compares the treatment of discoveries in climate science with that of discoveries in astrophysics.
Posted by Tim Lambert at 8:30 AM • 150 Comments •
Haydn Washington interviewed
Category: Global Warming
Haydn Washington author (along with John Cook) of Climate Change Denial: Heads in the Sand is interviewed on Steaming Toad
Posted by Tim Lambert at 2:53 AM • 1 Comments •
Conversation series on media and misinformation
Category: Global Warming
The Conversation is publishing a series of articles this week on how the media has misrepresented the science on climate change. Selling climate uncertainty: misinformation and the media by Stephan Lewandowsky Forget the fantasy politics - advertising is no substitute...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 1:51 PM • 19 Comments •
Rick Perry, Peter Wood and the blogosphere: Guest post from John Mashey
Category: Global Warming
Guest post from John Mashey on the Peter Wood affair.
Posted by Tim Lambert at 11:14 AM • 490 Comments •
Alan Jones interviewed on Steaming Toad
Category: Global Warming
Posted by Tim Lambert at 4:38 AM • 39 Comments •
Previous
Next
