Geomagnetism and Aeronomy, Volume 52, Number 1 - SpringerLink

We confirm the close synoptic relationship of the sectoral structure of the Sun’s magnetic field of the with the near-Earth tropospheric pressure with a case study of three European points (Troitsk, Rome, Jungfrau) in the period of the anomalously hot summer of June–August 2010. We substantiate the position that such a relationship was fostered by the anomalously low solar activity as a result of superposition of the minima of the 22- and 180-year cycles.

MA Rodger | What The IPCC Ignores, According To The GWPF

Can it be true? Is there “an alternative (scientific) view“ being overlooked by the IPCC? This would be a monumental discovery! Forget Briefing Paper No1. Let's examine those overlooked scientists.

Yet despite the importance of this assertion, Briefing Paper No1 only manages to name one of these “many scientists.” He is Syun-Ichi Akasofu whose cited paper will now be examined.

Climate change: Ciimate scepticism is not just American | The Economist

The contours of the debate are broadly similar in Britain, but I'm not quite sure why climate-change scepticism hasn't conquered the Tories to the same extent it has triumphed among Republicans. And I have no idea how these issues play out in France or Italy. Nevertheless, there does seem to be some deep-seated affinity between the more reactionary varieties of conservatism and climate-change scepticism that crosses national boundaries. Similarly, I think there's an affinity between a certain kind of responsibility-averse pessimistic leftism and climate-change catastrophism. Which suggests that while attitudes and character don't entirely determine political beliefs or allegiances, they strongly influence the kinds of arguments you're going to find appealing.