April 29, 2006
Category: misc
Yes, only in Japan... See James Annan. Somewhat more seriously, John Fleck praises Benny Peiser (don't worry folks, its not for his climate-type opinions, which remain junk, but for finding some interesting papers on impacts). And over at RealClimate, even...
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April 25, 2006
Category: septic tripe
An astute (?) reader points me towards Even greener than he thinks by Melanie Phillips. Apart from starting off with a few good points (why is it "green" to fly by private jet to the Arctic for a photo-op) we...
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April 24, 2006
Category: septic tripe
Sigh. I really shouldn't fall for this stuff. But its so desperate, its worth pointing out. Ref is http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,192544,00.html (I'll avoid linking it in the hope you don't upgrade their hit count). Milloy sez he is debunking two key myths...
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April 19, 2006
Category: climate science
It constantly amazes me how completely cr*p the climate septics are. I dont mean the skeptics - e.g. Lindzen, who is a better met man than me, though he has gone a bit emeritus recently - I mean flacks like...
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Category: climate communication
Tim Lambert notes that Science advocates blogging (and since they mention RC and scienceblogs, who can disagree?). They also mention James A; he raises the interesting point about blogs being tolerated rather than encouraged. Certainly I get no work-credit at...
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Posted by William M. Connolley at 8:58 AM • 2 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
April 17, 2006
Category: climate opinion
Thats from the Grauniad. Its was on the BBC 10 o'clock news. It was Scientist issues grim warning on global warming in the Times. But why? Thats what I was wondering, as I watched the news (just for once on...
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April 13, 2006
Category: climate economics
The EU has an emissions trading regime (must find out about this sometime), and apparently prices are up... EU CO2 Emission Prices Hit New Record High says Planetark. Higher gas/oil prices makes burning coal more economical, which is more CO2...
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April 11, 2006
Category: misc
Before the main post, here is Daniels joke of the day: what do you call a fly with no wings? Answer......
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April 7, 2006
Category: climate science
To start off, an image from the commercial district. Sorry I couldn't centre myself properly....
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April 6, 2006
Category: climate science
A view of the cathedral, which looms up over the streets on my way to the U-bahn....
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April 5, 2006
Category: climate science
A few pics, just in case you think that Vienna is all beauteous; here I choose about the least attractive angle to see the Austria Centre from. . And a maybe irridescent cloud. Not sure. And Richard Alley, from his...
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April 4, 2006
Category: climate science
Tuesday morning has at least 4 sessions I could have been interested in. Leave EPICA for later and start off (cos I happen to pass the room) with Latif on MOC; which to me provides more evidence not to worry...
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Category: misc
The NYT profiles Gavin Schmidt: Dr. Schmidt's demeanor melds the subtle elegance of an Oxford-educated Englishman (which he is) with the savvy of a street-smart New Yorker... ah how true (though there is more of the blood-lust of the NY...
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April 3, 2006
Category: climate science
Testing testing... is the EGU wireless network working? Yes. Good. Unlike the mike of the current speaker :-(...
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April 1, 2006
Category:
I was too boring to have an April fools post - sorry. What would it have been? Probably something like "BAS bureaucracy discovers sanity; throws out childcare and H+S policy" but thats rather a bitter joke. Anyway, I liked PZ...
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