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Claiming “natural variability” indicates: Not understood! posted January 15, 2017; Comment open Talking about “natural variability” is a sign that the research issue is not understood. But climate science loves the term. So do Chantal Camenisch and her 32 colleagues in their recent paper (A) concerning a climate reconstruction from a multitude of natural and Continue Reading

James Hansen’s Blindness on Big Climatic Events posted January 23, 2017 – Comments welcome Massive Data Tampering Uncovered At NASA? The subject was recently discussed at NTZ (and illustrated with multiple graphs). With regard to two events they indicate simultaneously the same:  A steep rise in temperature after World War One (WWI), and a large Continue Reading

Ignorant Windfarm Industry – Now Off Rhode Island Posted January 24, 2017 “Now testing the waters: Wind power”, titles the NYT an article concerning the first US off shore wind farm about three miles off Rhode Island. The operating started in last December. Reading the article and the company’s environmental assessment, one can only wonder Continue Reading

The 1940s produced four extreme winters Met-Office recognize only 1947 Post January 29, 2017 _ Comments OPEN In a recent post the Met-Office asked its reader: “If you’re old enough to remember 1947, then you’ll almost certainly have the winter as one of your most vivid memories of the year. For meteorologists and climatologists, the Continue Reading

Warm-Up 1918-1939 explained for Dr. Judith Curry and other   Posted : February 12, 2017 /Comments welcome /  Source and Credit:  “Arctic Warming 1919-1939” In a previous post we praised Dr. Judith Curry for her recent statement that “……the models fail to simulate the observed warming between 1910 and 1940.” (Fig.1) Here is our explanation: Continue Reading

Japan under fire – cold is guaranteed – war-winter 1944/45 Posted March 10. 2017 – Comments welcome The easiest way to grasp how climate works is to: Shell and bomb Japan severely over a couple of weeks and you will get an extreme cold winter in Japan. Here is the proof.  Since late autumn 1944 Continue Reading

North Atlantic sea ice in summer 1917 could teach climate science many lessons. Post March 15, 2017;  Source: http://www.arctic-warming.com/ Never has such a high sea ice extent been observed in the North Atlantic as in summer 1917 (Fig.1a-1b). This exceptional case has never been investigated. Worst! Science seems not to have taken notice of it, Continue Reading

A Link between Atlantic sea-ice 1917 and US winter 1917/18? Post: March 26, 2017 On one hand the Atlantic sea ice extent during summer 1917 is the only one ever observed (previous post), on the other hand only few month later the United States east of the Rockies winter 1917/18 was remarkably cold. It started Continue Reading

The most popular climate rule, ‘natural climate variability’, is utter nonsense.    In a recent post about global warming or climate change, Roy Spencer assumes that “we will not have much more scientific confidence ten years from now”. The problem is obvious when he wonders:  “How much of recent warming has been natural?” He is Continue Reading

“Why have skeptics countering the AGW meme for few decades, but to little avail” Post 06 April 2017 About a recent hearing on climate science by a House of Representative committee on 29th March, Tim Ball analyzed at WUWT “We Won Climate Battles, but Are Not Winning the Climate War: Here’s Why”. The views were Continue Reading