Category Archives: AGW and GIStemp Issues

Where AGW goes wrong, including comments about GIStemp, but NOT including the GIStemp technical discussions and source code that would interest tech folks

The Ocean, By Other Means – Air Temperatures

Posted on 11 August 2017 by

How much ocean does it take to hold all the heat in the atmosphere? Not very much… Continue reading →

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More “data” than the Data – The Stupid, It Burns…

Posted on 4 August 2017 by

There seems no limit to The Incredible Power Of Stupid. It now extends to declaring “computer fantasy” as “data”. Continue reading →

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Why Economists Study “Climate Science”, Uncertainty, Interest Rates, and A Crash

Posted on 4 August 2017 by

Why are there so many Economists interested in the foibles of “Climate Science”? Why are they “more right”? How does dealing with “Uncertainty” vs. “Risk” or “Probability” give a better base to work from? Take interest rates, for example; are we lining up for a crash, or not? Continue reading →

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Are Ice Age Glacials Caused By Orbital Inclination?

Posted on 30 July 2017 by

Is the 100 k year cycle of ice age glacials caused by orbital inclination change relative to Jupiter, not eccentricity? Continue reading →

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Surprisingly Good Technical Series on Climate

Posted on 17 July 2017 by

A remarkably good series of papers (postings) about Climate. The author has much clue and “gets it right” with depth and precision. Continue reading →

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Mid-July & No Tomatoes

Posted on 14 July 2017 by

It is mid-July and I have no tomatoes. It isn’t getting warmer, or I’d be harvesting now… Tomatoes are smarter than “Climate Scientists”, IMHO. Continue reading →

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Is The Average Variation Of Clouds CO2?

Posted on 26 June 2017 by

Is the average variation in cloud causing changes of temperature, or CO2? If it can be clearly shown that cloud variation caused large temperature changes, then does that mean it isn’t CO2? How does CO2 change clouds, and if it doesn’t, what importance can it have? Continue reading →

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