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Charmingly uncharitable
2004-12-23
RealClimate in Nature
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As all my readers know, I'm also part of the RealClimate blog which has now been awarded the accolade of an editorial and comment piece...
2004-12-21
My CO2
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Or rather, not mine, but my employers. BAS's fuel bills went up by £0.8M this year because of the rise in fuel prices (most of that is s...
2004-12-20
Britannica is rubbish...
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Post title a bit over provocative but this site is for me to have fun after all... There is a bit of an ongoing debate about the relative...
2004-12-17
NPOV blues
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The wiki page on Global warming is having a bout of warfare. I'm going to write about the process, since its interesting (to me). Th...
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2004-12-16
Me in Nature (sort of)
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I have a translation of Fourier's 1827 paper "MEMOIR on the temperature of the earth and planetary spaces" at http://www.wmcon...
2004-12-15
Radiosondes
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A quick post, to recommend you to read this powerpoint presentation by Peter Thorne, Simon Tett, David Parker of the Hadley Centre, in part...
2004-12-13
Sea level rise
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A science post again. It was about time. The standard septic lines-of-retreat are something like this: Global warming isn't happ...
2004-12-11
Which side are you on?
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A reference, of course, to the classic Billy Bragg track from Between The Wars EP (but I have it on Back to Basics ; BB attributes it to Fl...
2004-12-10
RealClimate
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The RealClimate blog is launched today and already we have our first major press coverage in Die Zeit and mentions from Tim Lambert at De...
2004-12-09
Google AdSense
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I've signed myself up to the google adsense programme. The purpose, of course, is to make stonking amounts of dosh... though thats being...
2004-12-08
Curry lights
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No real post today: I was putting up my mothers christmas tree lights (each year the gingko is a bit taller) and we're off for a curry. ...
2004-12-07
Septics and skeptics; denialists and contrarians
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An astute reader might well ask why I write "septic" where you might expect me to write "skeptic" (e.g. here ). Its not ...
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2004-12-06
Why do people say... Climate change 'is the norm'?
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Well, its understandable why Joe Septic says it, but why does the BBC say it? [ 1 ]. Although to be fair, its not by the BBC its by "Dr...
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2004-12-05
Bellamy
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David Bellamy has been making some odd statements about global warming, and seems in some danger of turning into a septic. As far as can be ...
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Compost
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I wasn't going to write much today (though in fact I'm going to write about Bellamy too) but having thought of this, I shall write i...
2004-12-04
Consensus
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Any scientist at work in the fields of climate and/or climate change knows that there is a consensus view on global warming: in brief: its h...
2004-09-17
Njal
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I'm reading Njals saga, in bits before bedtime. Its weird. Stylised, like some Japanese opera (which of course I've never seen, but ...
2004-09-05
Sunday afternoon and its hot
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"It doesn't seem to be quite as hot as yesterday" says M, but she is wrong, it does. Its because we are both sitting in the sh...
2004-09-03
Another post
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You should read this: http://cgi.cse.unsw.edu.au/~lambert/cgi-bin/blog/science/mckitrick6.html . I did. [Update: try an archive .]
2004-07-13
Tuesday afternoon. Could be worse.
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Its 4:30. I'm sitting outside on the patio typing this via our home wireless which connects via point-to-point wireless (of unknown type...
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