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Who would win the ‘Climate Bet’, Al Gore or Scott Armstrong?
In his talk on March 9, 2009 at the International Climate Change Conference in New York City, Wharton Professor J. Scott Armstrong will announce the launch of a prediction market on the outcome of the… more →
The Global Warming Challenge
Who would win the ‘Climate Bet’, Al Gore or Scott Armstrong?
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mzfeldm wrote 4 months ago: In his talk on March 9, 2009 at the International Climate Change Conference in New York City, Wharto … more →
Test Your Climate Change IQ
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mzfeldm wrote 4 months ago: Take this one-question quiz and see how well you can forecast global average temperatures (Available … more →
Uncertainty, the Precautionary Principle, and Climate Change
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mzfeldm wrote 10 months ago: The precautionary principle is a political principle, not a scientific one. The principle is used … more →
Skeptics Speak Out: Dr. Kesten Green
climatebet wrote 1 year ago: The Competitive Enterprise Institute presented three videos by climate and forecasting specialists. … more →
Climate Change forecasts invalid!!
adamsmith1922 wrote 1 year ago: On the Stuff website is an NZPA story about a submission to the Parliamentary Finance Select Committ … more →
Polar bear fears groundless
climatebet wrote 1 year ago: The U. S. government commissioned studies to support the listing of polar bears as a threatened or e … more →
2008 International Conference on Climate Change: Green, Watts
climatebet wrote 1 year ago: Track 2: Climatology (4:00-5:30pm) Kesten C. Green, Ph.D. Senior Research Fellow Business and Econom … more →
2008 International Conference on Climate Change
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climatebet wrote 1 year ago: Kesten Green is giving a talk titled “Scientific Forecasting of Climate Change” at the 2008 Internat … more →
Armstrong presents testimony at the US Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works
climatebet wrote 1 year ago: On January 30, 2008, Scott Armstrong gave a talk presenting his findings to the US Senate Committee … more →
Anchorage Daily News: Lacking studies, state still disputes polar bear 'doom'
climatebet wrote 1 year ago: By TOM KIZZIA (tkizzia@adn.com) The following are some excerpts from the article discussing Alaska … more →
U.S. Senate Report: Over 400 Prominent Scientists Disputed Man-Made Global Warming Claims in 2007
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climatebet wrote 1 year ago: Scott Armstrong and Kesten Green are two of the over 400 prominent scientists featured in a Senate R … more →
Are polar bears endangered? It is all about the forecasts.
climatebet wrote 1 year ago: A forecasting audit conducted by Scott Armstrong, Kesten Green and Willie Soon has concluded that th … more →
Speculation Elimination: Did the Bush administration really censor science?
climatebet wrote 1 year ago: Paul Georgia on National Review Online concludes with a reference to the Green and Armstrong (2007) … more →
Green and Armstrong Call for Scientific Forecasts of Sea Levels
climatebet wrote 1 year ago: Dire consequences have been predicted to arise from the warming of the Earth in coming decades o … more →
Green and Armstrong offer up "devastating attack" on greenhouse claims
climatebet wrote 1 year ago: In the Australian Financial Review (September 8, 2007), Mark Lawson’s article, “Global w … more →
Armstrong Calls for Collaboration between Climate Scientists and Forecasting Researchers
climatebet wrote 1 year ago: Although climate scientists have extensive climate knowledge and are aided by computer models, their … more →
Updated version of the Green & Armstrong paper
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climatebet wrote 1 year ago: Click for the paper, “Global Warming: Forecasts by Scientists versus Scientific Forecasts … more →
Revised Paper For Publication
climatebet wrote 1 year ago: Green and Armstrong’s paper, “Global Warming: Forecasts by Scientists versus Scientific … more →
Chorus does not justify climate prophecies
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climatebet wrote 1 year ago: Armstrong and Green’s work was featured in the Sydney Morning Herald’s July 7, 2007 art … more →
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