A bit of a roundup of interesting posts of late: An interesting post over at Rabett Run — one of my favorite parts of the climate briar patch — reposting Jorg Zimmerman’s post on the nature of trolls, and in particular “concern trolls”. Here is an excerpt: In internet jargon, there is the English term […]
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Himalaya Glaciers, IPCC and 2035
January 23, 2010 
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Over at Climate Audit, my new most favorite place for a good laugh, and head shake, McI has another post about the Himalaya 2035 IPCC AR4 mistake. One might think, given the coverage on his blog, that he’s … gloating? No. Not the puzzle solver. He’s just solving puzzles. Not speculating about motives or attacking […]
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January 23, 2010 18 Comments
Over at Climate Audit, McIntyre has a post on a line from one of the EA emails. It’s all about the Y2K correction and the comment that someone should “hide” the article by Hansen “”. Here is the quote: Jim, please check if everything is fine. Robert, please move to the CU site and hide […]
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January 6, 2010 34 Comments
“Climategate” — the CRU Hack or Leak — whatever it is, sucked me back into the whole climate debates. I left it after a few months and moved on to other matters, but still occasionally read at various blogs although I rarely posted. After the release of the emails and documents, I couldn’t help but […]
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January 2, 2010 117 Comments
My purpose in reading at various blogs and posting at a few is as follows: Until about 2005, I pretty much accepted the AGW dominant scientific paradigm. It wasn’t that I invested a lot of time on it, but I did read the occasional article in New Scientist or other online science zines and accepted […]
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