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WSJ: Penn State to Probe Climate Scientist

Does Penn State have any incentive to come clean on Mann’s “research”? What do they have to gain, and what do they have to lose? From the Wall Street Journal : Pennsylvania State University has begun a formal investigation into whether a prominent faculty member is guilty of scientific...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 02-04-2010
An Explanation for the Decade-Long "Pause" in Global Warming?

Is there anything else that the climate computer models, which we rely on to predict future climate change, may have missed? How many trillions of dollars are we willing to bet on it? From the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration : Observations from satellites and balloons show that stratospheric...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 01-31-2010
Climate chief was told of false glacier claims before Copenhagen

More on the politics of global warming. From the U.K. Times Online : The chairman of the leading climate change watchdog was informed that claims about melting Himalayan glaciers were false before the Copenhagen summit, The Times has learnt. Rajendra Pachauri was told that the Intergovernmental Panel...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 01-30-2010
Glacier Meltdown and Debunked Global Warming Alarms

More pseudo-science and lies debunked. From the Wall Street Journal : Last November, U.N. climate chief Rajendra Pachauri delivered a blistering rebuke to India's environment minister for casting doubt on the notion that global warming was causing the rapid melting of Himalayan glaciers. "We...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 01-24-2010
The Great Thermometer Die Off

The following is from Moscow’s Paul Rumelhart. Paul has been working with temperature datasets. I encourage you to take the time to read and digest what he writes here. This is the kind of questions that need to be asked of the AGW scientists. Some of you know that I was at one time playing around...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 01-16-2010
Warming not due to sunspots?

The following letter to the editor appeared in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News : One of the favored tactics of global warming deniers is to trot out long-settled issues of climate science and portray them as controversial. Walter Clark (Opinion, Jan. 2 & 3) uses evidence of the Medieval Warm...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 01-09-2010
Climategate History

Someone has done a phenomenal job of putting together the major climate gate emails in chronological order. This is an amazing effort. It would take quite a long time to work thru this entire chart; but it would be worth your while to skim it and read things that jump out and interest you. You’ll...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 01-09-2010
Meteorologist now predicting global cooling: Fears of imminent ice age to replace warming alarm

Looks like the scientists have started looking away from their bogus computer models and have started sticking their heads outside their offices. From World Net Daily : Fears of a new ice age not seen since the 1970s are arising in the aftermath of the "Climategate" scandal that has cast doubt...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 01-09-2010
Moscow Total Annual Snowfall

Some are arguing that the low snowfall this year is due to global warming. Here’s a graph of annual snowfall for the last 117 years in Moscow (courtesy of the UI). Do you see that downward trend in snowfall due to global warming? Look really, really hard. The priests of the church of AGW clearly...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 01-07-2010
Beijing: Coldest in 40 Years

More global warming problems. From Australia’s The Age : A FREEZING cold front swept over much of northern China on Sunday with snowstorms snarling traffic and air travel, while some of the coldest temperatures in decades were forecast for coming days. Gale-force winds sweeping down from Siberia...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 01-04-2010

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