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I wrote about the Global cooling myth on RealClimate a while ago; and there is a more complete but less organised set of stuff at http://ww...

This one *isn't* science and it definitely *is* my personal opinion on some political issues. Recently, I've discussed (in the real ...

In my last post I looked at FOE's climate stuff and commented. I said I'd look at the "dark side" too (there are no prize...

There is a certain vein of thought that says that "both sides of the global warming debate fling around wild inaccuracies" and so ...

We seem to have lost autosub , as the Guardian reports today . Is this a Beagle II moment? Its hard to know. I always found the fact that it...

He now has Isengard to fear as well as Minas Tirith. You can have a point if you can work out why I've posted this, and another for the ...

The Science Museum it calls itself and I think of it as such, but I know that there are others in the world as well as the one in London an...

James Annan has a very nice post to sci.env that I'll quote in its entirety. Hey, it beats thinking for myself. Although, to briefly thi...

GDL is a free IDL (Interactive Data Language) compatible incremental compiler (ie. runs IDL programs) by, mostly, Marc Schellens. Check out ...

My readers (and investors :-) may care to know that this blog just broke through the 200 visits a day barrier for the first (but surely not ...

2004 was the 4th warmest year on record, says NASA - though you knew that already since it appeared on RealClimate . What I hadn't quit...

Lubos posted a somewhat megalomaniac (can you be *somewhat* mega?) comment asserting that he was "the majority shareholder" of th...

The 10th Feb edition of nature has a nice paper Highly variable Northern Hemisphere temperatures reconstructed from low- and high-resolution...

I had to go to the Met Office in its shiny new Exeter building today. This involves getting up at 6:30, catching the 7:15 from Cambridge to ...

Roger Pielke has a rather odd post over at Prometheus. To me, it seems that he is riding his hobby horse (the "honest broker") ra...

Non science this time. While playing computer games (not that I waste much time that way of course...) I sometimes wonder where all the m...

This column was going to be called "Dishonest Economist" (it sort of rhymes) but I thought that was too provocative. The 5th Febru...

The title is a quote from "Einstein as icon" by John D Barrow in the 20th Jan edition of Nature . I really like it. It follows on,...

I realise (because of a comment my wife just made on reading my blog) that I've been a bit free with my "WGI"'s in the las...

Theoretically, those who believe the IPCC predictions should be able to make piles of money off those who are skeptical, because they wrongl...