Tag Archives: IR

A Published Paper on “wrong formula” for Feedbacks, but How Political?

Posted on 31 January 2015 by

A short review of a couple of postings and a paper that claims to show the IPCC / model formula has a simple and demonstrably wrong formula at the core. Continue reading →

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Le Chatelier and his Principle vs The Trouble with Trenberth

Posted on 1 June 2014 by

The Trouble With Trenberth is a failure to appreciate Le Chatelier and his principle, nor to understand just WHERE CO2 radiates, and where water rules the sky. Continue reading →

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Why are my feet cold?

Posted on 9 January 2013 by

Lessons from cold feet. The virtue of incandescence and the value of going naked, at least below the knees… Continue reading →

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We Don’t Need No Stinking Back Radiation!

Posted on 7 December 2012 by

An interesting paper that looks at flux vs heat flow and ‘finds issues’ with the idea of “back radiation”. Continue reading →

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Speed of Response to Solar Change

Posted on 20 June 2012 by

Does the daily temperature profile on a warm summer day with no wind “speak to you” about the lack of “back radiation”? Continue reading →

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Nahle, Wood, and simple science

Posted on 18 May 2012 by

Can a couple of simply DIY experiments demonstrate that the Greenhouse GAS Effect is nonexistent and that the Greenhouse effect is entirely due to preventing convection? I think so… Continue reading →

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Stratopause Emissions

Posted on 19 January 2012 by

All the action with IR is in the stratosphere, well above the “CO2 blanket”. Surface temperatures are measuring our weather, long after the stratosphere has done what it will do. Continue reading →

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