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Tim Lambert (deltoidblog AT gmail.com) is a computer scientist at the University of New South Wales.
Category: McIntyre
Steve McIntyre had the Yamal all along and despite writing thousands and thousands of words about how Briffa would not release the data somehow somehow failed to mention this until now.
Posted by Tim Lambert at 3:22 AM • 228 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
Category: McIntyre
A recent post by Steve McIntyre was widely interpreted as proving that global warming was a big hoax. McIntyre claims that he was misunderstood. How could this have happened yet again?
Posted by Tim Lambert at 7:15 AM • 264 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
Category: McIntyre
Atmoz examines a Climate Audit thread as Steve McIntyre and company wrestle with the question of why the northern hemisphere is warming faster than the southern hemisphere....
Posted by Tim Lambert at 8:00 AM • 1 Comments •
Category: McIntyre
Global warming skeptics just keep trying to show that Hansen's projections in in his 1988 climate model were wrong. We've had Pat Michaels, who dishonestly erased scenarios B and C from Hansen's graph, Willis Eschenbach at Climate Audit, who used...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 11:52 AM • 24 Comments •
Category: Bolt
Back in January, Steve McIntyre used some erroneous data of satellite-measured temperatures from RSS to argue that Hansen's 1988 temperature projections were too high. A week later he posted a corrected graph, blaming RSS for not making the error clear:...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 2:18 PM • 16 Comments •
Category: Global Warming
David Rado emails: although the accuracy sections of our complaint were considered under section 2.2 of the broadcasting code, that was not the section that we had complained under. We complained primarily under section 5.7, but Ofcom decided section 5.7...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 1:38 PM • 21 Comments •
Category: McIntyre
Eli Rabett chronicles the Climate Audit comedy of errors. One consequence of the error in the RSS satellite data is that the global warming skeptics switched to using RSS, and now they can't switch back without making it look realy...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 1:10 PM • 249 Comments •
Category: McIntyre
In a 1988 paper James Hansen presented three scenarios (A, B and C) for future climate change, saying that Scenario B was the most plausible. In 1998 Pat Michaels committed scientific fraud when he erased scenarios B and C from...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 12:42 PM • 112 Comments •
Category: McIntyre
Nexus 6 puts Steve McIntyre's paranoia into pictures....
Posted by Tim Lambert at 11:35 AM • 25 Comments •
Category: McIntyre
If you've never heard of the Data Quality Act go read this article by Chris Mooney. Back? Good. Steve McIntyre, still angry after a comment was not released from moderation on Christmas Day, is now trying to use the Data...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 9:20 AM • 178 Comments •
