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Scotland 800-Year Reconstruction Shows Temperatures Were As Warm Or Warmer In The Past!

By on 7. October 2018

Scotland climate over past 800 years: Pre-industrial warm phases provide answers By Dr. Sebastian Lüning and Prof. Fritz Vahrenholt (German text translated/edited by P Gosselin) How do today’s temperatures fit into the climate-historical context? This is one of the main tasks of today’s climate research. A group of researchers led by Milos Rydval have presented […]

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German Handelsblatt: Coal Energy Worldwide Is Booming… “Phaseout Nowhere Near In Sight”

By on 6. October 2018

The online German business daily Handelsblatt here writes that although Germany is pressing ahead to eliminate coal as a primary source of energy, the country ignores the fact that world is still very much in love with the plentiful and reliable fossil fuel source of energy. Coal phaseout nowhere near in sight And since Germany […]

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"How Trolls Troll" ...Nutrition Expert Posts Video On "Trolling" And How To Deal With Them

“How Trolls Troll” …Nutrition Expert Posts Video On “Trolling” And How To Deal With Them

By on 5. October 2018

Many of you are aware that I’m also a big skeptic of the western dietary guidelines we’ve been handed down by the government over the past decades. Claiming a vast consensus among nutritionists and physicians, government insisted the high carb, low fat diet was the healthiest. Well we all know how that all turned out. […]

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Tokyo Surface Temperature Shows No Trend Over Past Quarter Century...Cooling Now Accelerating

Tokyo Surface Temperature Shows No Trend Over Past Quarter Century…Cooling Now Accelerating

By on 4. October 2018

Co-written by Kirye Tokyo is a huge, sprawling megapolis on the island nation of Japan. With its great urbanization over the past decades, observers could expect to see some warming at least from the urban heat island effect as well as from the “huge” warming the planet has allegedly seen globally over the past 30 […]

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CO2 Connection Demolished... New Findings: "No Statistically Significant Trends In US Flooding And Rainfall From Tropical Storms!

CO2 Connection Demolished… New Findings: “No Statistically Significant Trends In US Flooding And Rainfall From Tropical Storms!

By on 3. October 2018

With the blaring headlines we saw in the wake of tropical storm Harvey over Houston last year and Florence over the Carolinas last month, the CO2 hysteria saw another severe flare up. However, a scientific study recently published in the Journal of Hydrology analyzed North Atlantic tropical cyclones (TCs) and their contribution to flooding and […]

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China Pearl River Delta Sea Level Rise Earlier In The Holocene Was Far More Extreme Than Today

By on 2. October 2018

A recent study by Xiong et al titled Holocene sea-level history of the northern coast of South China Sea tells us that sea level rise today is total within the range of natural variability. The scientists collected and analyzed seven sediment cores from the Pearl River delta, from which they generated 16 new and high-quality sea-level index points. The […]

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In The Arctic, AMO/NAO 'Predominantly Force Ocean Temperatures' And 'Cause Major Melting Events'

In The Arctic, AMO/NAO ‘Predominantly Force Ocean Temperatures’ And ‘Cause Major Melting Events’

By on 1. October 2018

6 New Papers Link Arctic/North Atlantic Climate Changes To Natural Factors 1. Natural variability/NAO/AMO “predominantly force ocean temperatures” and Greenland ice sheet melt  Hahn et al., 2018 “North Atlantic Natural Variability Modulates Emergence of Widespread Greenland Melt in a Warming Climate … Using reanalysis data and a large ensemble of climate model simulations, we find that a […]

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