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Another paper shows that the Russian heatwave of 2010 was due to natural variability26 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 2 months ago: Despite the repeated efforts of paid propagandists like Joe Romm (Center for American Progress) to t … more →

Tags: Weather, Heat Wave, 2010 Northern Hemisphere summer, Arctic, climate change, Global Warming, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA, Russia

CONFIRMED: CRAZY WEATHER HAS A LOT TO DO WITH CLIMATE CHANGE

maboulette wrote 2 months ago: We knew this beautiful, freaky weather was far too good to be true.   ”The question is whether … more →

Tags: Global Warming, Weather, Climate change, Dice, extreme weather, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Reuters, weather

Weather is climate, or loaded dice, or something110 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 2 months ago: From the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK)  more instituitional worrying turned pr … more →

Tags: alarmism, Weather, climate change, Elbe, extreme weather, Germany, Nature Journal, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, united states

New Study Shows A Clear Millennial Solar Impact Throughout Holocene68 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 2 months ago: Key Points High resolution SST and SSS reconstruction off Cape Hatteras Low salinity anomaly (3.5-5. … more →

Tags: solar, Cape Hatteras, climate change, Gulf Stream, holocene, north atlantic oscillation, North Carolina, solar variation

Climate Update : Science behind the big freeze: is climate change bringing the Arctic to Europe?

Henricus Peters wrote 3 months ago: Image via Wikipedia A dramatic loss of sea ice covering the Barents and Kara Seas above northern Rus … more →

Tags: Climate, Arctic, British Isles, Polar ice packs, Barents Sea, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Kara sea, Barents

Hansen's Sea Shell Game216 comments

Willis Eschenbach wrote 4 months ago: Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach There’s an old con game that has been played on the suckers fo … more →

Tags: James Hansen, Sea Level, climate change, Current sea level rise, Hieronymus Bosch, ice sheet, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, ipcc

"Disbelieving is hard work"3 comments

tommoriarty wrote 4 months ago: Daniel Kahneman Theory-induced blindness and Vermeer’s and Rahmstorf’s “Global sea … more →

Tags: Sea Level, Rahmstorf, PNAS, climate change, Vermeer, Global Warming, Climate, Temperature, Global sea level linked to global temperature

Climate scientist loses court case - ordered to "cease and desist" smearing independent journalist who wrote about IPCC errors45 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 5 months ago: Excerpt from Pierre Goseelin’s  NoTricksZone: Der Spiegel today has a story on IPCC bigwig and … more →

Tags: climate ugliness, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

The genesis of RealClimate.org appears in the Climategate emails, and surprise, the BBC's Roger Harrabin seems connected123 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 6 months ago: This email in December 2003 shows what appears to be the genesis of the idea of setting up the RealC … more →

Tags: BBC, Climatic Research Unit email controversy, Fenton Communications, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, RealClimate, Royal Society

Rahmstorf's new heat wave cherry twisty48 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 7 months ago: Dr. Roger Pielke Jr. says exactly what I thought: this new paper from Rahmstorf is untrustworthy. He … more →

Tags: Heat Wave, Weather, Dim Coumou, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Russia

Roger Pielke Jr. just can't help himself18 comments

thingsbreak wrote 7 months ago: At Keith Kloor’s a little while back, I tried to reach something of an amicable cease-fire wit … more →

Tags: Climate change, Climate Change Denial, detection and attribution, 2010 Russian heat wave, Cherry Picking, Concern trolling, Dim Coumou, extreme weather events, Increase of extreme events in a warming world

The battle over sea level in JCR88 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 10 months ago: John Droz writes in with this: A few months ago a widely-publicized article by Houston and Dean was … more →

Tags: Sea Level, Current sea level rise, Sea-Level

Mann's new sea level hockey stick paper288 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 11 months ago: WUWT readers may recall yesterday where Dr. Mann was so eager to list this paper on his resume/CV, h … more →

Tags: Sea Level, paleoclimatology, climate change, Little Ice Age, North Carolina, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research

Mike Mann's new sea level hockey stick 79 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 11 months ago: Water Hockey in New Zealand - Image from Napier Aquatic CenterTomorrow at 15:00 EST an embargo will … more →

Tags: Sea Level, paleoclimatology, Hockey stick controversy, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

Request for Assistance In Assessing an Important Sea Level Study86 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 1 year ago: Note:John Droz asked me for help with research yesterday, and while I have no time at the moment, I … more →

Tags: Sea Level, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Current sea level rise, Sea-Level, North Carolina

Australian sea level rise projections

jboydedu wrote 1 year ago: http://www.ozcoasts.org.au/ Sea level rise projections for some areas of Australia released includin … more →

Tags: climate change, Current sea level rise, united states, Australia, Geophysical Research Letters, United States Geological Survey, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, sea level rise projections

Tom Fuller's climate misdirection at WattsUpWithThat, Part II80 comments

thingsbreak wrote 1 year ago: Previously, Tom Fuller demonstrated why he isn’t a serious journalist by making a fool of hims … more →

Tags: Climate Change Denial, Climate, Climate change, Sea Level, wattsupwiththat, anthony watts, Grace, sea-level rise, SLR

Linking global sea-level to global temperature. Global average sea level may rise three times faster than the IPCC predictions.

Athena wrote 2 years ago: Share One of the biggest uncertainties in the impacts of global warming is how much the sea-levels w … more →

Tags: climate change, Oceans, sea levels, Global Warming, Martin Vermeer

Comes a time...2 comments

rustneversleeps wrote 3 years ago: **This post was originally a personal email that I sent to friends (and may get slightly editted … more →

Tags: Oceans, Jeremy Jackson, urgency, Copenhagen, stephen chu


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