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US Senate Candidate Josh Mandel: Climate Science “Is Inconclusive And Riddled With Fraud”!

By on 31. August 2012

By coincidence I came across a report at the cleveland.com by Henry J. Gomez about Ohio US Senate candidate Josh Mandel, who rightfully challenges global warming science. Gomez writes: Josh Mandel, Ohio’s Republican U.S. Senate candidate and an outspoken critic of White House environmental policies, said Sunday that he doubts the presence of global warming. The […]

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Southern Westerly Wind Belt “Might Be Ultimately Forced By Solar Variability”

By on 31. August 2012

Atmospheric and ocean cycles are known to have profound effects on global weather and climate. A recent paper investigates the impacts of the southern westerly wind belt (SWW) and reveals that much remains unclear, and that the data show it “might be forced by solar variability”. From that we could conclude that the ice melt on […]

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