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I've been using Google Reader recently, following the lamented death of Planet Fleck, and I suppose I have to admit its better. Here are some "shared items" if, for some reason, you want to read what I read.

climate science:

Weather and Climate (again)

Category: climate science

Oh no: another post consisting of nothing but a video: and links to old posts and songs....

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Brine rejection

Category: climate science

A beautiful BBC video: You have to stand back in awe at the resources they pour into taking photographs. Scientists can never afford that kind of money. BTW: this did weird things when I first wrote it, but don't blame...

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IPCC Special Report on Managing the Risks of Extreme Events and Disasters to Advance Climate Change Adaptation

Category: climate science

Which is a bit of a mouthful, so they call it SREX. In the traditional and slightly unlovely IPCC way, you can read the SPM now but will have to wait awhile for the report. But it provides enough for...

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I think we should expect that more-even most-papers from skeptics will be of poor quality

Category: climate science

Not me guv, but Tom Fuller (just when I'd given up hope he would ever say something sensible). You might say, "well der". But this chimes in very neatly with a not-fully-discussed problem with the Spencer and Braswell error, which...

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Why does the stratosphere cool under GW?

Category: climate science

Those with long memories will note that this is a re-post of this from my old blog. I've hoicked it over here because I read Stratospheric Cooling, April 18, 2010, by scienceofdoom who says "Why Is the Stratosphere Expected to...

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Yet another sea ice update

Category: climate science

Every now and again I remember to look at this year's sea ice, and it is as depressing as looking at the share prices :-( 2011 is already #3, and will almost inevitably make #2, though probably not #1. Refs...

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Lack of methane growth explained?

Category: climate science

I've said before (and correctly sourced the original observation to JA) that atmospheric methane is way below its IPCC scenarios (which of course leads to a lower forcing). There is a recent thing in Nature that may explain this: Atmospheric...

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The greenhouse effect is not the effect that warms greenhouses

Category: climate science

Every now and again, people get a little bit confused when they realise that the thing we all call the "greenhouse effect" is not the mechanism that warms greenhouses. This is nothing new; R. W. Wood: Note on the Theory...

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Thoughts from Zorita

Category: climate science

Eduardo has quite a nice post at KZ. I say "quite nice" because it is definitely one for those deeply emeshed in the debate and familiar with it, yet not wanting to be part of the rancour. Point 1 should...

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The 1975 US National Academy of Sciences / National Research Council Report

Category: climate science

This is a super-el-cheapo post, brought to you by simple reproduction of http://wmconnolley.org.uk/sci/iceage/nas-1975.html. Well, I did it with R. W. Wood: Note on the Theory of the Greenhouse and I happen to have a reason for bringing this out again....

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