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Who Rules the Climate?
When it comes to the term
CLIMATE, the friends of IPCC[1], as well as their foes, are happily sailing in
the same boat. While fighting a…
Published, on May 02, 4 min
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Name Adolf Hitler the
first climate criminal and the climate debate is
different.
A number of heinous
crimes that can be attributed to the person Adolf Hitler are known. This
includes his war crimes for WWII, and as a…
Published on Apr 19, 7 min
read
Make a big volcanic
eruption the world warmer or colder?
A volcanic eruption in
Iceland hit the headlines a few weeks ago. After a break of 800 years, another
volcano erupted on Reykjanes…
Published on Apr 11, 4 min
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Global cooling! A contribution from the naval war in the
Pacific 1941–1945?
Earth went through a
significant cooling from 1940 to mid-1970s. The Northern Pacific experienced
two major climatic shifts during the…
Published on Apr 10, 4 min read
Climate — Science must be
able to say what it means by this, but it cannot
Climate is one of the
most important words in linguistic usage today. Science in particular uses it
extensively. With reference to climate…
Published on Apr 6, 5 min read
Historically like
today! What to make out of global temperature data?
“What Does 2000 Years of
Temperature Data Tell Us?”, is a good question in a recent story by David
Siegel here at MEDIUM (March 30, 2021)…
Published on Mar 31, 6 min
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Global Cooling
1940–1975 explained would change the game
“If science can’t explain
climate shifts pre 1950, how can we trust today’s climate models?” lamented
Prof. Judith Curry back in 2014. …
Published on Mar 28, 4 min read
An eruption on Iceland
looms. Is a Plan B prepared?
The ash from the Vulcan
Eyjafjallajökull on Iceland, during the days 14–20 April 2010, covered large
areas of Northern Europe. About 20…
Published on Mar 18, 5 min read
Oceans control and
warm the atmosphere
It is that easy! Global
mean temperatures are always forced by changes in heat release and heat uptake
by the oceans. That is the core…
Published on Mar 15, 3 min read
For science the North
Atlantic is a too big case!
Has the North Atlantic
become the newest playground for climate science? A subtle shift in ocean
current hint at dramatic dangers is said…
Published on Mar 12, 4 min read
North Atlantic Cold
Blobs! A Too Big Task For Science?
From time to time cold
spots emerge in the North Atlantic (NA). New research paints a ‘consistent
picture’ of change to the Atlantic’s…
Published on Mar 3, 6 min read
Climate models need ocean
data, as a failed El Niño prediction shows.
For many decades El Niño
has been a scientifically known and much studied climate event in the
Equatorial Eastern Pacific (EEP). If…
Published on Feb 26, 5 min read
The Art of Climate
Models — Sufficient?
We live in a world of
global climate change. Daily we hear how serious it will be. Predictions are
made into the future, for month, years…
Published on Feb 21, 3 min read
Warm Europe — Cold US;
In-between the „Siberia Express“
Valid 12Z Wed Feb 17
2021–12Z Fri Feb 19 2021
Published on Feb 17, 2 min read
The U.S. Cold Spell 2015
vs 2021, and the ‘Siberian Express’.
It happens every now and
then. Today, on February 15, 2021 an unusually wide band of frigid air over the
center of the United States is…
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Climate consensus when
the oceans have stripes?
“The ocean drives climate
and weather, regulates temperature, absorbs much of the carbon dioxide from the
atmosphere, holds 97 percent of…
Published on Jan 25, 3 min read
How to generate a cold
period as from 1940 to 1970.
Few years ago David W.J.
Thompson at al. attempted to explain “A large discontinuity in the
mid-twentieth century in observed global-mean…
Published on Jan 20, 3 min read
James Lovelock’s
Gaia-Theory! Is it useful?
An outstanding scientist
took a look on the Atlantic and outlined the Gaia hypothesis since the 1960s,
assuming that “Gaia depends on…
Published on Jan 17, 3 min read
Met Office uninterested
to investigate the causing of War Time Ice Storm 1940?
Frequently the story
about the Ice Storm in January 1940 pops up in newspaper. Three year ago THE
GUARDIAN runs the story on 26/01/2018…
Published on Jan 14, 4 min read
Madrid’s January cold
snap 2021 versus 1940
On Saturday, the 9th
January 2021, a 30 uninterrupted hour’s snowfall ended in Madrid. A subsequent
cold was expected. Today, on Monday…
Published on Jan 11, 5 min read
Europe in
Ice-Age — January 1940 — Why?
The 1930s had been a very
warm decade. Average January winter temperatures in Western Europe are above
zero degrees Celsius, since the end…
Published on Jan 9, 5 min read
NYT too narrow on climate
change matters?
Sometimes THE NEW YORK
TIMES addresses its readers with the request: The Times needs your voice. We
welcome your on-topic commentary…
Published on Jan 8, 2 min read
Climategate 2009. Much
smoke for nothing.
Was there a scientific
scandal in climate change matters almost one dozen years ago? “Climategate”
began in November 2009 with the hacking…
Published on Jan 7, 9 min read
Can pupils explain to
politics what science itself cannot define? Climate!
The fact is certain.
Global temperatures have increased in the past 150 years. There is no need for
science to determine this. A few dozen…
Published on Jan 4, 5 min read
A clear indication, how
humans changed climate — 100 years ago
A sudden warming was felt
all over the Northern Hemisphere. Today it is called Early Arctic Warming (EAW)
and started after a very cold…
Published on Jan 2, 5 min read
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Hereafter November to December 2020
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Ocean data that are
missing
More sea focusing is
needed to run climate models.
Published on Dec 31,
2020, 4 min read
Tipping point? Oceans
defy simple physics!
In science a precise and
transparent language is paramount. Climatology is far from it. Many of the used
terms in climatology are…
Published on Dec 28,
2020, 5 min read
U.S.A. weather records in
winter 1939/40 — Never explained
Suddenly the weather in
late 1939 and early 1940 produced records, from wettest to coldest, across the
USA.
Published, on Dec 27,
2020, 9 min read
Ocean dominates global
energy. Dimensions and shipping matter.
Any research on global
warming that pays nil attention to the possible impact of human activities at
sea, and below the sea surface…
Published on Dec 26,
2020, 3 min read
The NYT reported on
soldiers that “turned to wax” on Christmas 1939. An unsolved climate case: Why?
Climate change has two
sides. If natural we do not need science. If we assume it could be man-made,
competent science is needed to explain…
Published on Dec 21,
2020, 4 min read
Activities at sea
contribute to warming. The Baltic Sea shows how it’s done.
The oceans are still the
greatest unknown in the climate change scenario. Oceans cover 71% of Earth and
they contain 99.93% of the thermal…
Published on Dec 16,
2020, 15 min read
Why do all opposition to
the CO2 thesis fail?
David versus Goliath! Is
the climate change debate a battle between Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW)
and Skeptics? Is the skeptical side…
Published on Dec 10, 2020, 3 min read
Arctic Sea Ice Decline
and Climate Change?
Arctic Warming 1918–1939
by Human Activities?
Published on Dec 7, 2020, 8 min read
UN Framework Convention
on Climate Change is silent on “Climate” and science abuse a layman’s term.
Abstract: While the
debate on the climatic change issue has reached unprecedented global prominence
over the recent years, the content is…
Published on Dec 6,
2020, 20 min read
Because man has intruded
the oceans, man contributed to climate change.
The main parameters:
Published on Dec 4,
2020, 4 min read
The world is not
flat. Even climatologists should recognize this.
It has been some time
since Nicolaus Copernicus (1473–1543) was able to lay the foundations for
understanding that placed the Sun rather…
Published on Nov 30,
2020, 4 min read
“Natural”: A problem in
the climate debate?
One of the worst failures
in science is to use superficial terms. Are explanations like “natural
variability”, “natural internal…
Published on Nov 27,
2020, 3 min read
Tim Ball on:
‚Generalization, Specialization and Climatology’.
Since the 1970th sciences
uses the word CLIMATE excessively. Surprisingly, the Convention on Climate
Change, 1992 has no definition of the…
Published on Nov 23,
2020, 4 min read
Are Oceans Warming?
That is a good question!
Quite a while ago Willis Eschenbach raised it at WUWT rthe question “are Oceans
Warming”: Ref.1- below A…
Published on Nov 22, 2020, 3 min read
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