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Category: editorial
There is an overwhelming consensus supporting the basic tenets of anthropogenic global warming theory. Those tenets are that CO2 levels are rising, this rise is caused by human activity, this rise is causing a rapid warming trend and this trend...
Posted by coby at 6:35 PM • 5 Comments •
Category: editorial
Check out WAG's simple, yet quintessential message on his Blog Action Day post, aptly titled "The only thing you need to know about global warming"...
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Category: editorial
At least this is the standard if you are Roger Pielke Jr and the accused is a member of Real Climate. When pressed as to how he knew an accusation of plagarism he was leveling was really true, in his...
Posted by coby at 9:02 AM • 8 Comments •
Category: other blogs
Marc Morono (sick) breathlessly announces that Gavin Schmidt has finally admitted that weather is chaotic and GCMs can not model it. And yes, that is about as shocking an admission as water is wet. Here is the incriminating quote:...
Posted by coby at 2:24 PM • 20 Comments •
Category: editorial
This has been an open tab in Firefox for a long time now, so I figure I had better just point people to it and be done with it... James Hrynyshyn (love that last name, but only because computers have...
Posted by coby at 9:27 AM • 0 Comments •
Category: editorial
So nicely coinciding with a period in which I have no time, I have had a burst of over 100 comments in the last week, lately on the temperature record reliability attack article. (Yeah, I know it no PZ Meyers...
Posted by coby at 9:10 AM • 6 Comments •
Category: Announcements
By the by, I have another post up on The Energy Grid called The Blame Game. This week's question is one of finding fault. What brought us to the current confluence of crises? Was it a failure of the political,...
Posted by coby at 10:30 AM • 1 Comments •
Category: editorial
It`s kind of nice to hear an expert in the field making the same observation I often have about the economic arguments that swirl around the climate policy debates. Specifically, opponents to mitigation policy have no trouble relying on the...
Posted by coby at 4:32 PM • 10 Comments •
Category: editorial
I'm sure most of us remember how incoherent Sarah Palin was about climate change (well, okay, about most things), but John Boehner seems to have his sights set on out doing the master!...
Posted by coby at 12:15 PM • 16 Comments •
Category: mainstream media
Elizabeth Kolbert, journalist and author of "Field Notes from a Catastrophe", is interviewed by Yale Environment 360 editor Roger Cohn. The interview was put on their site mid-last week and readers might find it quite interesting....
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