Keep a cool head on climate change: Climate Week at the University of York

From 26-30 October, the University of York's Climate Week will be encouraging open and honest discussion on climate change.

This promises to be an excellent antidote to attempts to prevent any questioning of those who believe in man-made global warming.

The Reference Frame: Climate feedbacks from measured energy flows

Well, [Clement-Burgman-Norris] use some data but also "complex models". It's clearly a basic logical error to try to show that the models represent a feature of the climate incorrectly, while using the same models to derive this conclusion. ;-)

In other words, Lindzen's and Choi's paper shows that the combination "reality and models" is logically inconsistent, so one can derive anything - both correct and incorrect statements - from such an inconsistent set of axioms. Whatever you derive is therefore inevitably untrustworthy.

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The environmentalist questions whether politicians understand the urgency of climate change.

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