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Charmingly uncharitable
2005-10-26
The political post
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I do one every now and again. The Steve Bell cartoon in todays Grauniad triggers this one... I don't know if that will work past tomorro...
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WSJ: Yet more Jolly Hockey Sticks, and Barton, et al.
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There is a WSJ article "Global-Warming Skeptics Under Fire" (love the title...). Anyway, the initial point is that it contains so...
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2005-10-24
von S on the Hockey Stick
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There has been a certain amount of argy-bargy between von Storch and MBH which has lead some people, I think, to mistake von S's positio...
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2005-10-23
Gems from sci.env
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Some gems from sci.environment. First, on the good-old global cooling stuff, someone ( mynym ) has managed to find some old newspaper cutti...
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2005-10-22
Your comment was denied for questionable content...
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...so I'll post it here. The blog in question is RP Jr, the post this which he entitled "Tag Team Hit Job". My comment was: R...
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2005-10-19
Congratulations to Ross Chandler
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This one won't mean a lot to most people. For years, Coton village has had a slowly degrading pavillion barely adequate for cricket, foo...
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2005-10-18
Antarctic sea ice trends
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After all the excitement about Arctic sea ice trends its time for that far more interesting region, the Antarctic. I was going to write thi...
2005-10-17
The best of the last, the cleanest star they ever had
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Or, the Best of Stoat. And in fact not even that, more a Categorised Stoat. Some things get into more than one category. Global warming: ...
2005-10-12
...the increase in temperature in the 20th century is likely to have been the largest of any century during the past 1,000 years...
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The IPCC TAR SPM said: New analyses of proxy data for the Northern Hemisphere indicate that the increase in temperature in the 20th centur...
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2005-10-11
Pictures at an Exhibition
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Sometimes I wonder if I focus a bit too much on this climate stuff... Another question is the intrinsic worth of things. And how to judge t...
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2005-10-08
My office
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I know you must be wondering... what does the office of a famous climate modeller look like? Well, I can't tell you that, but I can sho...
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A paper tiger!
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The post title is stolen from John Quiggin s post. And his post just about says it all: does this new agreement have any substance? Probably...
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2005-10-04
Repeatability of GCMs
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Somewhere in the discussion around and after a post of mine on Junkscience is junk I realised that people just don't understand repeata...
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2005-10-03
Happy Birthday to RealClimate
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RealClimate just topped 500,000 visits (ha ha watch out Deltoid we're coming to get you...) and has received a Science & Technology...
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2005-09-28
Arctic sea ice trends
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A week or so I posted about Global warming 'past the point of no return' ?!? which commented on a rather over-excitable piece in t...
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Why are we having a hearing that features a fiction writer as our key witness?
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The headline for this post is the rather plaintive quote from minority leader senator Jeffords' statement at the US Senate EPW committe...
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Welcome to RC readers...
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A welcome to any RealClimate readers who have follwed the new link across... my humble personal blog having been deemed link-worthy at last...
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Killer Sudoku
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There is a new and interesting sudoku variant, the so-called "killer", in which you get no starting clues at all but you get to kn...
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2005-09-27
Misc stuff
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One of those tedious posts listing things the author has been reading recently. This is in part because I was going to write some politics s...
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2005-09-26
Junkscience is... junk
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Well, you all knew that anyway I suppose, but what I didn't realise until just taking a look recently was quite how appallingly bad it i...
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