Daily Archives: November 16, 2010

Stroeve explains that highly reliable data on the extent of Arctic sea ice has been collected since 1978. From then until now, she has found clear evidence of a 30-year melting trend, which, she says, “cannot be easily explained away … Continue reading →

We cannot expect that the public will support change without understanding the reasons for it. But we cannot browbeat our way to a broader understanding of the science behind climate change and the benefits of taking action. We need to … Continue reading →

h/t to Joe Romm NCDC shows that recent warming is identical to an earlier warming, when CO2 was much lower (310 ppm) and increasing slowly (3 ppm / decade.) The graph below overlays the earlier warming (red) on the recent … Continue reading →

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You were just too ignorant to notice. ————————————————————————————- http://www.nytimes.com/

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http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/sltrends.shtml NOAA records fifty-five tide gauges in Europe. The average sea level “rise” is minus 1.08mm/year. Only three locations out of fifty-five are rising faster than 2mm/year. Twenty three locations have falling sea level.

CO2 is amazing stuff. The extra heat makes the air cold. Press Release by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) 11/16/2010 Global Warming could cool down temperatures in winter The overall warming of the earth’s northern half could … Continue reading →

The planet is in danger of crossing a “tipping point” of irreversible damage to its atmosphere, climate, water and ecosystems unless governments can develop comprehensive strategies to promote growth and sustainability, warns a new report released on Thursday by an … Continue reading →