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Thursday, June 07, 2012
Washed-Up Dock May Have Brought Invasive Species
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In the "Nature Always Laughs Last" department, that 165-ton Japanese dock that was taken out to sea in their tsunami, and just was...
Heartland Institute to Respond Soon
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The Heartland Institute tells me they will have a statement "shortly." ( Update : there was no response to my question about statu...
Here's Who Did the Peter Gleick Investigation
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The outside firm that did the Peter Gleick investigation for the Pacific Institute is Independent Employment Counsel, LLP, the Pacific Insti...
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Gleick Review Won't Be Made Public, Pacific Institute Says
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Peter Gleick has been cleared ( * ) by the Pacific Institute's Board of Directors and reinstated to his position. I asked them for a c...
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Huge Japanese Dock Washes Up in Oregon
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A 66-foot dock from Japan has washed ashore on Oregon's coast, after being carried out to sea in their March 2011 tsunami. The Oregonia...
Tuesday, June 05, 2012
Watching the Transit of Venus
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My brother-in-law has a 4-meter lens set-up in his driveway and they're watching the transit of Venus. (The lens itself is about the siz...
Yes, Obama Has Lowered Government Spending (by 4%)
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Yesterday's Paul Krugman's column said that President Obama has, in fact, reduced government spending, when you account for inflat...
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The Best Disinfectant
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"If sunlight is such a great disinfectant, then why can't I eat chicken that's been left out on a park bench?" -- Steven...
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Saturday, June 02, 2012
Update: Oregon County Goes Native
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Here's an update on Oregon's Josephine County, which last month decided it wouldn't take responsibility for itself, and--inste...
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The Incredible Story of Project Chariot
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I came across this incredible story in The Eskimo and the Oil Man , which I hadn't heard of before: At the same time, he [Shell executi...
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Friday, June 01, 2012
The Future of the Arctic Coast
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"In twenty years the Arctic coast of Alaska may look like the Coast of Louisiana today, lit by the lights of ships and oil rigs. One po...
Thursday, May 31, 2012
USA: We Can't Even Keep Our Plants Straight
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Yet one more way in which the U.S. has gone astray: "The tomato, though a fruit to botanists, has been decreed a vegetable by the Uni...
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Global Warming Isn't Global
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When thinking about something like 3°C warming by 2050 , one thing to keep in mind (as I reminded myself today) is that that's the globa...
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My Guess for UAH's May LT Anomaly: +0.23 C
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My estimate for UAH's May LT global anomaly, based on simple-minded assumptions of linearity, is +0.23°C, which would make it the 4th-w...
"The Eskimo and the Oil Man" is Excellent
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So last night I started reading The Eskimo and The Oil Man , and it's excellent -- definitely in the hard-to-put-down category. Bob Reis...
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Reuters: Correction on 11 F by 2050
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Reuters tells me they issued a correction this afternoon (after I wrote them, but they didn't say that part) to their article where Fati...
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The Eskimo and the Oil Man
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I get sent a fair number of books for possible review, and since I can't always place reviews for them all (the market is sadly moribund...
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Visualizing Last Year's Emissions of Carbon Dioxide
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I was working on something today and came up with the following: So, in 2011 the world's humans emitted 31.6 gigatons of carbon dioxi...
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von Storch on 11 F: "I consider this pure alarmism"
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Hans von Storch agrees : No way 11°F by 2050. About that Reuters article he writes: "...the 2 degree goal is repeated as a need es...
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Monday, May 28, 2012
11 F Warming by 2050?? No way.
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Note added 5/31/12 : Reuters has issued a correction to the article this post was based on. Click here for details. -- The new Romm Reco...
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