Links tagged “gillis”
- New York Times Former Reporter Justin Gillis: Toss ‘Climate Troglodytes’ Like Trump, Inhofe Out of Office
- NYT; Forget the Carbon Tax for Now…Huge Victory for Real Science and Conservatives
- Warmist fmr. NYT reporter Justin Gillis: ‘Forget the Carbon Tax for Now… It’s politically toxic’ – French protests, tell us… it’s going to run into a buzz saw of opposition’
- NYT’s Justin Gillis equates science of eclipse with global warming science
Six Questions for Gillis
If this science is really settled, then tell us about:
- Climate models and predicted warming.
- The magnitude of sulfur dioxide cooling in relation to carbon dioxide warming for the net effect.
- The feedback effects of clouds to enhanced warming
- The relative strength of natural variability versus the enhanced greenhouse effect.
- Sea level rise fifty or one hundred years ago versus today.
- The likelihood of a (moderated) future Ice Age or Little Ice Age in light of the enhanced greenhouse effect.
- ‘Potential Apocalypse’: NYT Warns Of Global Warming Floods Of Biblical Proportions
- NY Times’ Gillis, Man on a Climate Mission, Mocks GOP Crazies, Demands Zero Emissions
- Watch: Morano on TV: NYT hottest year article ‘was bunk’ – Claim is ‘meaningless’
Climate skeptic Marc Morano discusses the Trump administration's 'global warming' policy and the alleged 'scientists' march on DC. Air date: January 30, 2017. 'Tipping Point' with Liz Wheeler.
Morano: 'NASA scientists are activists scientists in charge of our federal temp data.'
NASA is 'juicing the system, they are running a campaign cause and they are leaving out this vital information that there statistics are essentially meaningless. The hottest year declaration is meaningless.'
Morano also discusses 'scientists' march on DC
Former Obama Official Mocks ‘Hottest Year on Record’ – Temps Within Margin of Error
- ‘Loss making New York Times is planning to intensify its global warming propaganda’
- NYT: Forecast for Sea Level Rise By 2100 Scaled Back from max of 6 feet to 4 feet – But ‘reconstruction’ of sea levels over 28 centuries claim current rate is fastest rising
Forecast for Sea Level Rise By 2100 Scaled Back from 6 feet to 4 feet
NYT: 'One of the authors of the new paper, Dr. Rahmstorf, had previously published estimates suggesting the sea could rise as much as five or six feet by 2100. But with the improved calculations from the new paper, his latest upper estimate is three to four feet.'
NYT: 'Scientists say the recent climate agreement negotiated in Paris is not remotely ambitious enough to forestall a significant melting of Greenland and Antarctica, though if fully implemented, it may slow the pace somewhat.'
Reality Check on Justin Gillis of NYT: Bjorn Lomborg: The Paris climate deal won’t even dent global warming
- Trust the New York Times? Says Skeptic Climate Scientists are Crooks (ignore NYT’s burden-of-proof wipeout)
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10 Recent Studies Affirm It Was Regionally 2-6°C Warmer Than Today During The Last Glacial
From 80,000 to 12,000 years ago, when CO2 concentrations lingered near or below 200 ppm, many new or recent studies suggest that when directly comparing region to region, it was as much as 6°C warmer than today even during this ice age period. This has prompted some scientists to “exclude atmospheric pCO2 as a direct driver of SST [sea surface temperature] variations”.
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‘New Reality’ of climate change or better detection technology? NOAA moving up hurricane season outlook to May 15 from June 1
Sean Sublette, a meteorologist at Climate Central, who pointed out that the 1960s through 2010s saw between one and three storms each decade before the June 1 start date on average. It might be tempting to ascribe this earlier season entirely to climate change warming the Atlantic. But technology also has a role to play, with more observations along the coast as well as satellites that can spot storms far out to sea.
“I would caution that we can’t just go, ‘hah, the planet’s warming, we’ve had to move the entire season!’” Sublette said. “I don’t think there’s solid ground for attribution of how much of one there is over the other. Weather folks can sit around and debate that for awhile.” Earlier storms don’t necessarily mean more harmful ones, either.
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‘Hierarchical modeling’ study: Climate Change May Reduce Children’s Diet Diversity – Hotter temps have negative impact on the diet diversity
"Hotter long-term temperatures have already had a negative impact on the diet diversity of children all across the world. The researchers found that hotter temperatures, both long-term averages and short-term anomalies, were significantly correlated with low diet diversity in five of the six regions studied."
- Study: A trillion trees will cost nurseries billions & they ‘can’t grow nearly enough seedlings’