By P Gosselin on 30. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailHistoric October Snowstorm Still Crushing New England A historic October snowstorm is still crushing New England with heavy snow and howling winds before cruising away into Atlantic Canada. Snow amounts have already topped two feet across portions of New England, while record-shattering snow hammered the major Northeast cities from Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia to […]
Posted in Cooling/Temperature, Weather |
By P Gosselin on 30. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailThe know-it-all German Greens want to create a new world. But the question is how ugly would their world be? I live in Germany, and I can tell you the windmills everywhere are a total eyesore and are doing nothing to cut back emissions. Here’s a good report on the German movement. H/t: DAmbler. […]
Posted in Alternative Energy |
By P Gosselin on 27. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailAwhile back Stefan Rahmstorf took a few readings off the coast of North Carolina and concluded sea levels were rising faster than at any time since Jesus had walked on water. Well, Der Spiegel noticed it 63 years ago in 1948 and wrote a piece called “America will become less”. Obviously Rahmstorf had only recycled an old […]
Posted in Sea Levels |
By P Gosselin on 26. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailUPDATE 1: Roger Pielke Jr: Here is another good example why I have come to view parts of the climate science research enterprise with a considerable degree of distrust.” =============================================== With the IPCC 5th report due to come out in the near future, the order books at hockey stick factories are full. The Potsdam […]
Posted in Hockey Team |
By P Gosselin on 25. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailPerhaps the images of angry mobs in Greece and forecasts of a bitter cold winter for Europe are having a sobering effect on our CO2-drugged up politicians here in Europe. And as other countries line up behind Greece on the path to discontent, perhaps its a good idea, after all, to stop raking honest citizens […]
Posted in Alternative Energy |
By P Gosselin on 24. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailNot even CO2 can stop it! The German online Bild newspaper here projects another bitter cold winter ahead for Central Europe. Early November will be on the mild side, and the real cold will not arrive until the end of November – but then look out! The Bild article starts with: Shiver-Alarm: In four weeks […]
Posted in Weather |
By P Gosselin on 23. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailThe German online CO2 Handel here writes that things are looking bleaker than ever for a Kyoto successor climate treaty. Once again German Environment Minister Norbert Röttgen has dumped more cold water on expectations for a climate treaty in Durban later this year. CO2 Handel writes: ‘A breakthrough for a global climate protection treaty as […]
Posted in Climate Politics, Misc. |
By P Gosselin on 21. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailThe online German-language Die Presse reports here on new climate research out of Stanford. Did this get picked up in the US press? Too nutty probably.According to the new research, Christopher Columbus was likely the cause of the Little Ice Age. How, you may ask? Columbus, a really dirty European, and his fellow colonizers […]
Posted in CO2 and GHG, Paleo-climatology, Solar Sciences |
By P Gosselin on 20. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailHalloween is already in full swing at the Potsdam Institute For Climate Impact Reseaarch in Germany. Witches, goblins, flesh-eating zombies and scary monsters are stirring about and spreading disturbing horror visions. Right now Stefan Rahmstorf is frozen by such a vision like a deer in the headlights. Rahmstorf, who has the unscientific habit of taking cyclic graphs […]
Posted in Arctic, Humour, Models |
By P Gosselin on 19. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailAnd she used to be a big proponent of the IPCC! My how things are changing. I’m glad to see that Donna Laframboise’s new book is taking off well. I’ve ordered a copy myself and look forward to reading it. Sounds like it’s a real IPCC slammer. First off, hats off to Donna for […]
Posted in Misc. |
By P Gosselin on 19. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailThis morning I found an e-mail from Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy in my mailbox. It was just a mass mailing asking readers to mobilize against the construction of a pipeline and warning of climate change. I’m a native of Vermont. I remember visiting Washington back in 1982 and actually dropping by his Washington office out of […]
Posted in Climate Politics |
By P Gosselin on 18. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailGermany may be finally realising that there are much more pressing problems than the phony global warming scare, like the imminent financial collapse of western governments, to name one.Indeed the Earth has not warmed in 13 years, tropical storm activity is near record lows. Atlantic hurricanes hitting the US coast? Aint seen a real one in […]
Posted in Climate Politics |
By P Gosselin on 18. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailGerman scientists have made a spectacular find. Near the Bavarian city of Augsburg they found a 14-million year old fossil of a python. What’s interesting is that pythons like very warm, tropical weather, and not the cool, crappy stuff Germany has to offer. That means Germany (Central Europe) had to have been a balmy place 15 million years ago. […]
Posted in Cooling/Temperature, Paleo-climatology |
By P Gosselin on 16. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailA new paper here on the Jorge Montt Glacier at the Chilean Patagonia is out in Climate of the Past journal. What’s interesting is that this glacier is located in Chile – in South America, far away from the North Atlantic region. A team of scientists studied tree rings from old trees recently exposed by the […]
Posted in Glaciers, Paleo-climatology |
By P Gosselin on 15. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailAt least in Germany, that is if the current string of harsh winters doesn’t stop. And according to Dr Karsten Brandt’s latest winter forecast for 2011/12 at donnerwetter.de, this coming winter is projected to be yet another harsh one. No let-up in sight. That would make it Germany’s 4th consecutive harsh winter in a row. […]
Posted in Weather |
By P Gosselin on 14. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailI wonder if at times these people realize just how asinine they make themselves appear. Here’s another “glittering jewel of colossal science ignorance” at the German online Frankfurter Neue Presse. It is titled: Experiments Show Hesse’s Climate in the Future. Hesse (in German: Hessen) is a state in Central Germany, which puts it in the […]
Posted in CO2 and GHG, Green Follies |
By P Gosselin on 13. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailThe Winnepeg Free Press here and Yahoo report here that Western Canada needs to brace for a brutal winter. Hat tip reader Matti Vooro. The Yahoo News blog writes: Meteorologists are calling for an early and cold winter in Western Canada, probably one of the top three coldest in the last 20 years for the […]
Posted in Cooling/Temperature, Weather |
By P Gosselin on 11. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+email Hans Schellnhuber and WGBU want to revolutionize society in 2 decades. Source: http://nachhaltigkeit2009.commerzbank.de Awhile back Hans Schellnhuber, director of the ultra-alarmist Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), released his master plan for the Great Transformation of global society – from one fuelled by carbon to a Utopian one powered by fuzzy-warm renewable energy. […]
Posted in Alternative Energy, Climate Politics, Hockey Team |
By P Gosselin on 9. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailHow many billions of euros has the EU spent on renewable energy in order to reduce climate killing CO2 emissions? How many billions have been spent on research, institutes, think tanks, government, NGOs, etc., for the purpose of educating and regulating the public to curb CO2 emissions? How many pages have been written and words spoken preaching that […]
Posted in Climate Politics, CO2 and GHG |
By P Gosselin on 8. October 2011
Share this…FacebookTwitterGoogle+emailI’ve been entrusted to help out on a very interesting project that will tie up much of my time in the coming weeks. So I’m going to have to cut back on the blogging until the project gets done. I’ll still post from time to time, but much less. Readers are invited to write […]
Posted in Misc. |
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