Would You Like Your Temperature Data Homogenized, or Pasteurized? « Watts Up With That?

So what would appear to be a general cooling trend over the past ~130 years at this location when using the unadjusted HadCRUT3 data, becomes a warming trend when the homogeneity adjustment is supplied.

Power Line - When You're Out of Arguments, Call in the Heat

Schneider's response, suggesting that the emails that were leaked by a whistleblower might have been "edited," was wholly disingenuous. A considerable number of the emails were Schneider's, so if they were somehow inauthentic, he certainly could have said so. But, of course, he didn't. In fact, as the University of East Anglia has explicitly admitted, and Phil Jones has implicitly admitted, they are genuine. Which means that Schneider had nothing whatsoever to say in response to McAleer's question.

Except to call security and make McAleer's cameraman stop filming, even though the event was ostensibly a press briefing open to the media

Australia not happy with draft Copenhagen treaty

The official UN deal, issued at the landmark summit on global warming on Friday, says rich countries must slash greenhouse gas emissions but poorer countries like China don't have to.

Twitter / Andy Revkin: VID: Who'd have thought cl ...

VID: Who'd have thought climate negotiation is aerobic activity? U.S. delegation's post-briefing sprint: http://j.mp/UsCopSpring #cop15

Climategate: demanding what the mainstream media won’t give | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog

It’s Climategate, of course. Just 11 days into December and this blog already broke last month’s record for Unique Browers: 497,000, with 1.2 million page impressions. Thank you to you all.

Twitter / Stephanie Gorman

Wow. RT @KatyinIndy: Laura Ingraham: Al Gore's book has sold 40,000 copies since November...Sarah Palin is on the way to TWO MILLION SOLD