angech (Comment #131480) at Blackboard August 4th, 2014 at 8:07 pm Edit Delete but you still have goddarians out there. Only a complete munchkin would argue that we should use the “raw” data in deference to quality controlled data. Steve Goddard is that munchkin, and it’s not surprising to see his surrogates here making the … Continue reading ushcn
://climateaudit.org/2012/07/31/surface-stations/ angech | July 7, 2014 at 10:59 pm | Reply Judith, I and others I’m sure would like to do a more formal rebuttal of Zeke’s approach if allowed and only if well written and argued. Mine would focus on 3 key points. The first of adjustment of past temperatures from current ones. The … Continue reading ://climateaudit.org/2012/07/31/surface-stations/
The Antarctic is about to set a record for measured sea ice extent in the modern Satellite era. which means there is more ice at the South Pole in the last 34 years then ever before measured. This is at the same time that CO2 levels have risen from 328 to 401 ppm, a rise … Continue reading climate sensitivity or no climate sensitivity
humans are changing Earth’s climate. – Royal Society This should have the proviso ” by increasing the CO2 concentration in the atmosphere” and the follow up proviso ” causing the earth to warm more than it would naturally “. The earth is warming naturally as it comes out of the last ice age. The cause … Continue reading humans are changing Earth’s climate. – Royal Society
angech | February 25, 2014 at 6:40 am | Reply Judith, a small comment on the latest in a long line of excuses for the pause. In a medical setting we have a condition called plantar fasciitis. It has possibly over 200 cures. Most risible but all with just a hint of why it might … Continue reading for Geoff and Karlo if a large number of cures exist for any one condition then none of them are valid.
There is no missing heat in that scenario. The only heat that needs to be accounted for is the 0.5W/m2 imbalance at TOA because if that number is accurate then the only place it can be going is in the ocean. A two part question on Energy imbalance . Can we have a TOA imbalance … Continue reading new
A semi scientific perspective. An article by Tamino on sea ice area and extent and balancing has upset my apple cart enough to try to sort out some common sense debate on the issue of North and South sea ice. He states “Despite the fact that the southern ice pack is larger overall than the … Continue reading Arctic v Antarctic
A view on AGW and Climate Change. The sun heats the earth. The amount of energy that reaches the earth every day is a trillion, trillion, giga million watts or there abouts. Easy to calculate anyone? yes? thanks It is a very hot torch and the only one in town. With all that power however … Continue reading AGW refutation