Sunday, September 11, 2011

Cosmic rays may drive climate (Video)
Wall Street Journal Europe editorial writer Anne Jolis on tells how solar flares and cosmic rays may be driving long-term weather trends.
THE HOCKEY SCHTICK: New paper suggests current warming is natural & shows warming decreases storms
Added this week to The NIPCC Report, a new paper bears "witness to the millennial-scale climate oscillation that has sequentially brought the world the Roman Warm Period, the Dark Ages Cold Period, the Medieval Warm Period, the Little Ice Age and the Current Warm Period naturally, without any need to invoke a similarly oscillating atmospheric CO2 concentration, which further suggests that the Current Warm Period would likely have developed as it has even if the Industrial Revolution and its associated anthropogenic CO2 emissions had never occurred." The paper also shows global warming results in "less storminess, in contradiction of the common climate-alarmist claim that it typically does just the opposite." In addition, the paper shows sea level rise in the Baltic Sea has greatly decelerated over the past 8000 years.
Climate Scientists Defense Fund – Please Help « Global Warming: Man or Myth?
Climate researchers are in need of immediate legal assistance to prevent their private correspondence from being exposed to Chris Horner and the American Tradition Institute who are using Freedom of Information (FOI) to harass researchers.
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Many scientists do not enjoy the institutional support necessary to fight attacks from well-funded science-denying groups.  We need to help scientists to defend themselves.   If ATI succeeds in this case, it would set a terrible precedent for scientists at public institutions across the country. But if they are turned back here, it will send a clear message to climate deniers that scientists are willing to stand up to them and fight for their rights.
Climate Common Sense: The Ugliness of Green!
California currently has 15,000 wind generators beautifying the countryside and erratically supplying a huge 1% of energy consumed by the state. The picture shown is of the Tehachapi Wind Farm which has 5000 of those generators. To get some idea of the scope of this particular malignancy on the landscape the photo below shows only a few of these bird-mincing monstrosities!

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