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Monthly Archives: March 2015
Geomagnetism, Jerk, Excursion, RPI, and onset of cold phases
Do magnetic reductions indicate cold is coming? Some papers and some authors point that way. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Science Bits
Tagged Excursion, Geomagnetic, Glacial, Ice Age, Interglacial, Interstadial, Jerk, Magnetic, Reversal
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Interesting – Disqus has an email address thief
A short “tale of woe” about the lack of support and low quality control on email addresses at Disqus with a few snide remarks about Google data poaching in the process. Continue reading
A Wonderful Comment on the Benefit of CO2
RGBatDuke does a great job of saying just why treerings are a poor thermometer and why CO2 is a Very Good Thing in a comment from WUWT. Continue reading
Posted in AGW and GIStemp Issues
Tagged CO2, Florida, Global Warming, Mann, RGBatDuke, Tree Rings
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