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Category Archives: AGW Climate Perspective
The Joy of Being Late, and Inadequate
An interesting link to an interesting site with an odd personal connection for me ( I read the same book 1/2 century ago…) that does a nice job of laying out some cycles of history. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Climate Perspective, Economics - Trading - and Money, History
Tagged Bond Event, Empire, history, Nexialism
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CET Says?
A short look at ranges and temperatures at the start and end of the CET temperature series Continue reading
Sen. Whitehouse on CSPAN Missing The Obvious
Sen. Whitehouse makes a CSPAN speech long on Talking Points, personal anecdotes, and short on thought. Yes, the usual… Continue reading
Posted in AGW Climate Perspective, Political Current Events
Tagged Global Warming, Senator, Whitehouse
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The Sun Does Not Warm The Earth
The Sun does not warm the Earth. Something else does. The Sun just modulates that other flux. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Climate Perspective, Science Bits
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Texas, Rain, and 1500 Year Cycles
Some thoughts on Texas droughts and floods and the 1500 year cycle of cold plunges. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Climate Perspective, Science Bits
Tagged 1500 Year, cold, Cycle, drought, precipitation, Texas
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More on Middle East Drought, Cold, and California Drought
A quote of a long comment on WUWT and a pointer to an interesting site on ancient weather history at Stanford. Continue reading
Atlantic, Boreal, Cycles and Events
There are, and always have been, cycles in the climate of the Earth. We explore some of the names given to these cycles by various investigators and mention a few historical connections. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Climate Perspective
Tagged Atlantic, Boreal, Cycles, Hypsithermal, Oscillation
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