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These items caught my eye – 27 April 2013

grumpydenier wrote 3 weeks ago: Each week, I’ll pull together a range of items that have attracted my attention. I hope you will fin … more →

Tags: sea levels, SST (Sea Surface Temps), Arctic/Antarctic, The Sun, donna laframboise, Settled Science, General Topics, ipcc, climate science

The Cloud2 comments

Donn wrote 2 months ago: The Cloud experiment at CERN has given greater credibility to the hypothesis, possibly first scienti … more →

Tags: Energy, Freedom, Government, Politics, Energy 2, ipcc, cern, Herschel, SunSpots

Sea Ice Levels Begin to Increase, 09/19/2012

RuffleTheTeacher wrote 7 months ago: Data from the Naval Ice Center shows that the 2012 Minimum Ice Levels have been reached and we have … more →

Tags: Daily Observations, Cosmic Rays, interpanetary magnetic Field, Galactic Super Wave, climate change, Full Disclosure, Arctic ice, ice age

Climate shifting to little ice age conditions4 comments

twawki wrote 9 months ago: As forecast by Piers Corbyn recently the jet streams are shifting to mini ice age conditions, both i … more →

Tags: governance, Gillard, Earth Changes 2012, Earth Changes, SOLAR CYCLE 24, Jet Stream, solar cycle, cold, electricity prices

More evidence that cloud cover - and not carbon dioxide - dominates climate

ktwop wrote 1 year ago: The Hockey Shtick reports on a recent paper by Aldert J. van Beelen and Aarnout J. van Delden of the … more →

Tags: Environment, solar science, Climate, clouds, ipcc, carbon dioxide, solar effects, clouds, Cosmic Rays

John coleman: New Climate change Theory

Editor wrote 1 year ago: A new theory is out about what controls the climate of Earth that may explain all the dramatic chang … more →

Tags: climate change, Climate Science, Climate Research, Cosmic Rays

Lawrence Solomon: Censored science

Lawrence Solomon wrote 1 year ago: (April 27, 2012) Why media ignore scientists who tackle taboos. True to form, the overwhelming major … more →

Tags: climate change, The Deniers, Global Warming, climate change skeptics, global warming skeptics, Darwin, Evolution

FP's Lawrence Solomon: Censored science

Lawrence Solomon wrote 1 year ago: True to form, the overwhelming majority of press outlets failed to report the juiciest global-warmin … more →

Tags: Full Comment, climate change, climate change skeptics, Evolution, Global Warming, global warming skeptics

Lawrence Solomon: Censored science1 comment

Lawrence Solomon wrote 1 year ago: Why media ignore scientists who tackle taboos True to form, the overwhelming majority of press outle … more →

Tags: FP Comment, climate change, climate change skeptics, Global Warming, global warming skeptics

Svensmark’s Cosmic Jackpot: “Evidence of nearby supernovae affecting life on Earth”434 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 1 year ago: Visible to the naked eye as the Seven Sisters, the Pleiades are the most famous of many surviving cl … more →

Tags: paleoclimatology, Cosmic Rays, Astronomy (2), Earth, cosmic ray, Henrik Svensmark, Milky Way, Royal Astronomical Society, Dan McKenzie

Nigel Calder: Svensmark’s Cosmic Jackpot1 comment

Editor wrote 1 year ago: Today the Royal Astronomical Society in London publishes (online) Henrik Svensmark’s latest paper en … more →

Tags: climate change, Cosmic Rays, intergalactic cosmic rays, svensmark effect

Svensmark: Evidence continues to build that the Sun drives climate, not CO21 comment

Editor wrote 1 year ago: In his lecture at the recent EIKE Climate and Energy Conference, Professor Henrik Svensmark explains … more →

Tags: climate change, climate models, Climate Research, Cosmic Rays, intergalactic cosmic rays, svensmark effect, Solar Influence

Sun shifts and regime changes4 comments

twawki wrote 1 year ago: Whichever way you look at it this month has been a period of unusual events for the sun and conseque … more →

Tags: governance, SOLAR CYCLE 24, solar cycle 25, livingston and penn, Solar Minimum, SunSpots, magnetic field, death star, Aurora

Nigel Calder reports on "Yet another trick of cosmic rays"88 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 1 year ago: Sulphuric Acid Molecule - Image via Wikipedia Reblogged from Calder’s Updates In the climax to … more →

Tags: Cosmic Rays, Copenhagen, cern, cloud, Henrik Svensmark, national space institute, cloud condensation nuclei, Danes

Nigel Calder: Yet another trick of cosmic rays

Editor wrote 1 year ago: In the climax to the Danes’ experiments, cloud seeds flout the theories Near to the end of the story … more →

Tags: climate change, Cosmic Rays, Cloud Nucleation, cloud condensation nuclei

Geomagnetic Storm

Donn wrote 1 year ago: A recent report by Homeland Security establishes that a rare Geomagnetic Storm could cause substanti … more →

Tags: Energy, Grid, Canada, Sun Spots, carrington, satellites, GPS

Gas Prices, Runaway Climates, and Ice Age Theories

notmanynoble wrote 1 year ago: Is Oil Evil? A lot of people are unaware of the tie between ice age theories and global warming theo … more →

Tags: IPPC REPORT, mass starvation, sneaky suspicion, comp course, IPCC Data

The cause of Climate Change is still up in the air.2 comments

lenbilen wrote 1 year ago: The cause of Climate Change is still up in the air. Sherlock Holmes: “It is a capital mistake to the … more →

Tags: Environment, Climate, CO2, climate challenge, Keystone XL pipeline, climate change, clouds, James Hansen

2nd CME Causes 2nd January Tornado Outbreak

RuffleTheTeacher wrote 1 year ago: From the NWS- NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HOUSTON/GALVESTON TX 844 AM CST WED JAN 25 2012 THE NATIONAL … more →

Tags: cosmoclimatology, Cosmic Rays, interpanetary magnetic Field, Magnetosphere, muon, CME, quantum physics, space weather causes thunderstorms, Full Disclosure


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