AP’s Seth Borenstein ‘aroused’ by climate doom claims?! ‘Seth calm down, you sound like you’re getting aroused by all this talk of apocalypse’
AP’s Seth Borenstein gushes on new UN IPCC Report: Global warming could spiral ‘out of control’
UN PANEL: 8 REASONS TO WORRY ABOUT GLOBAL WARMING
AP’s Seth Borenstein details new warmist tactic on brutal cold: ‘We’ve become weather wimps’ – ‘When a deep freeze strikes, scientists say, it seems more unprecedented than it really is’
Former Greenpeace co-founder turned climate skeptic Dr. Patrick Moore calls NAS ‘tipping point’ study ‘pure junk’: ‘Low point for US National Academy of Science. Warns of ‘tipping points’ in climate like ‘drunk drivers’
AP’s Seth Borenstein: ‘FEDERAL STUDY WARNS OF SUDDEN CLIMATE CHANGE WOES’
Prof. Roger Pielke Jr. Answers AP’s Seth Borenstein’s questions on Typhoon Hiayan: ‘The scientific evidence does not presently support claims of attribution of the effects of greenhouse gas emissions on tropical cyclone behavior with respect to century-long trends ‘much less the behavior of individual storms’
Special to Climate Depot Dr. Roger Pielke Jr., professor of environmental studies at the Center for Science and Technology Policy Research at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Also a Research Fellow, Risk Frontiers, Macquarie University. Dr. Pielke responded to questions about Typhoon Haiyan/Yolanda from Seth Borenstein of the Associated Press on November 11, 2013. Pielke Jr.: Seth Borenstein of […]
Skeptic Tom Nelson asks AP’s Seth Borenstein about IPCC report linking warmth with poverty: ‘If you drive from cold Winnipeg to warm Dallas, should you notice steadily increasing poverty/hunger/disease?’
Monckton rips AP’s Seth Borenstein for touting UN IPCC’s meaningless 95% confidence in man-made global warming: Monckton: It is ‘no more scientific a process than a show of hands’
Dear Mr. Borenstein, – It would be appropriate to assign a statistical confidence interval as part of a statistical analysis of data, and only then. As you will know, a confidence interval of .95 corresponds to two standard deviations from the mean, and .99 to three standard deviations. However, there was no statistical analysis of […]