By P Gosselin on 29. September 2010
Share this… Facebook TwitterYesterday I just happened to be listening to German NDR news radio (during my after-lunch snooze) and heard an interview with meteogroup’s Frank Abel, one of Germany’s better known meteorologists.Regrettably I can’t post the German interview audio due to copyright reasons. But you can get an mp3 audio clip e-mailed to you by calling Frau […]
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By P Gosselin on 28. September 2010
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By P Gosselin on 27. September 2010
Share this… Facebook TwitterIn my last post I summarized the results of Ed Caryl’s analyses of stations far up in the Arctic, where temperature trends appear to follow the 60-year AMO cycle, and do not correlate at all with CO2. Now I’ve been made aware that temperatures following the AMO are not exclusive to the […]
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By P Gosselin on 25. September 2010
Share this… Facebook TwitterGuest writer Ed Caryl recently looked at 9 “rural” stations scattered over the Arctic: from Alaska, to Canada, to Northern Europe western Russia and Siberia, and found Arctic temperatures follow the AMO, and not CO2. Read here A Light In Siberia. It’s important to note that the 9 stations were selected because they appeared […]
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By P Gosselin on 24. September 2010
Share this… Facebook TwitterBy Ed Caryl In attempting to keep A Light in Siberia as short as possible, the how and why of some points were not included. This led to some comments calling into doubt some of the results. I would like to clarify some of those points. The choice of baseline period for the surface […]
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By P Gosselin on 24. September 2010
Share this… Facebook TwitterAlex Bojanowski at Germany’s online Der Spiegel reports here on a new paper appearing in Nature that shows climate change in the 1970s was caused by ocean cooling. Climate simulation models once indicated that the cooling in the 1970s was due to sun-reflecting sulfur particles, emitted by industry. But now evidence points to the […]
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By P Gosselin on 23. September 2010
Share this… Facebook TwitterThe European Institute For Climate and Environment (EIKE) in Germany recently had a piece at it’s blogsite here, which I have summarized. The USA has James Hansen, and England has Phil Jones. Germany now has Prof. Dr. Gerhard Adrian, the new President of the German Weather Service. His mission: to produce a trend […]
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By P Gosselin on 21. September 2010
Share this… Facebook TwitterBy guest writer Ed Caryl Arctic stations near heat sources show warming over the last century. Arctic stations that are isolated from manmade heat sources show no warming. The plots of “isolated stations” and “urban stations” below clearly illustrate the differences. All the GISS temperature anomaly maps show the Arctic warming faster than […]
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By P Gosselin on 20. September 2010
Share this… Facebook TwitterIt was bound to happen sooner than later. A high level German politician speaking out against dubious climate science. Marie-Luise Dött, German Parliamentarian and a central figure on Angela Merkel’s environmental committee, expressed scepticism on climate change, the Financial Times Deutschland reports here in an article titled: The Climate Revisionists. Share this… Facebook Twitter
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By P Gosselin on 19. September 2010
Share this… Facebook TwitterI know what a lot of people are thinking when they look at the Arctic sea ice graph since September 1st – my oh my how has the ice reduced! Indeed just take a look at the numbers themselves: September 1: 5,332,344 sq km September 18: 4,813, 594 sq km That’s a drop […]
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By P Gosselin on 19. September 2010
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By P Gosselin on 18. September 2010
Share this… Facebook TwitterDer Spiegel reports on a paper in Nature written by Hans von Storch and Matthias Zahn claiming that elevated greenhouse gas concentration will lead to fewer North Atlantic storms by the year 2100. Der Spiegel writes: Instead of 50 to 60, there will only be about half as many Arctic hurricanes, the scientists say. After every […]
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