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University of Leipzig Suppressed Climate-Critical Seminar

By on 9. September 2011

The fundamental human right of scientific freedom gets trampled on in Germany. European Institute for Climate and Energy (EIKE) Vice President Michael Limburg was denied making a climate science-critical speech at the University of Leipzig.  Are we slipping back into the science Dark Ages in Europe?Press Release from EIKE: “University of Leipzig censors critical climate conference*. […]

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Standard Of Living Correlates With Energy Availability Almost One-To-One

By on 8. September 2011

Marc Morano here recently made what ought to be an obvious point: It’s immoral not to use fossil fuels, which are cheap and plentifully at our disposal. Today they can be burned more cleanly and efficiently than ever. Moreover, the science shows that they don’t have a significant impact on climate.To solve the poverty that still […]

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Another Cold Central European Winter Coming, Early Forecasts Show

Another Cold Central European Winter Coming, Early Forecasts Show

By on 6. September 2011

It’s September and with it come signs of fall and expectations of winter. I’ve found some early winter prognoses of what Central Europe and Germany. I used to rely on Joe Bastardi for the euro winter forecasts, and he had a habit of being  correct. But he’s busy with his new Weatherbell now, and I’m not […]

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Global Mean Sea Level Determination: An Ocean Of Uncertainty

Global Mean Sea Level Determination: An Ocean Of Uncertainty

By on 5. September 2011

What follows is a good overview explaining why the measurement of Global Mean Sea Level (GMSL) is fraught with much uncertainty and so subject to substantial error. Michael Limburg of the European Institute for Climate and Energy tells us why. Tide gauge system (Credit: University of Colorado) Source: http://sealevel.colorado.edu/content/tide-gauge-sea-levelOn On Determining Global Mean Sea Level […]

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Hurricane hype blows back against the warmists. (NASA photo)

German FAZ: Winds “Moving Massively Against Hurricane And Climate Science”

By on 4. September 2011

Online German flagship national daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) has a piece on the hype surrounding hurricane Irene, which we recall was supposed to end up being the most super-charged hurricane to hit the Northeast US in a quarter century. It ended up being a hurricane of hype, and nothing else. But the FAZ writes if […]

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Fred Singer At Suppressed SEII Presentation: 1976 To 2000 Warming – “That’s Fake, It Doesn’t Exist”…

By on 3. September 2011

…and Singer says: “The IPCC is finished!” We recall the climate discussion that had been planned to take place at the European Society of Engineers and Industrialists (SEII) in Brussels on September 1-2, 2011, and how IPCC vice president Jean-Pascal van Ypersele attempted to suppress it. Eventually it was relocated and took place somewhere else not […]

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Solyndra: Obama-Showcased, Recently-Completed, 1100-Employee Solar Plant To File Chapter 11 – Spectacular Debacle!

By on 1. September 2011

Call it a green embarassment of spectacular dimensions. Don’t expect national media coverage here. Despite all the massive subsidies, incentives and bureaucratic favors, which were supposed to guarantee the venture’s long-term success, Fremont California-based solar cell manufacturer Solyndra still went bankrupt, read here. Hat-tip: reader Freddie. In May 2010 the plant was used by Obama […]

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