Links tagged “new paper”
- Editor-in-Chief of Journal Resigns from Fallout Over Spencer’s Paper: Spencer reacts; ‘Peer review is now done by reporters calling scientists and asking their opinion…A sad day for science’
Spencer: 'It appears the UN IPCC gatekeepers have once again put pressure on a journal for daring to publish anything that might hurt the IPCC's politically immovable position that climate change is almost entirely human-caused'
- New paper finds temperatures and precipitation were higher 1000 years ago
'The paper finds higher temps & precipitation were present during Medieval Warming Period (960-1100 AD) than at the end of 20th century. This paper adds to published work of 986 scientists who have documented that Medieval Warming Period was as hot or hotter than present and was a global phenomenon. This study also shows both the rate and magnitude of the rise in temps from the year ~ 700-880 AD was much greater than over a comparable period including 20th century'
- Leading German Meteorologist: Michael Mann’s Sea Level Story ‘A Quack’– ‘Opposite of Reality’ as ‘data shows no change!’
- New paper shows much higher sea surface temperatures PRIOR to the rise in CO2
- Global Warming Has No Significant Impact on Disaster Losses, Study Finds
- New paper finds no evidence of climate change causing increase of tropical storms
- Scientists revise mankind’s impact: Global warming temperature rise may be lower than predicted
- German Scientist: CO2 Not The Cause of Climate Change – Cold Period Is Anticipated — ‘Measured data shows no CO2 impact on climate’
'CO2 is not climate-relevant; from ground-based measurements, climate change and warming cannot be shown to be caused by increasing Co2'
- New peer-reviewed paper ‘thoroughly eviscerates’ climate war claims — Refuses to let the debate ‘be sidetracked by atypical, nonrobust scientific findings and actors with vested interests’
Bye Bye 'Climate War' Claims! 'The primary causes of civil war are political, not environmental, and although environmental conditions may change with future warming, general correlates of conflicts and wars are likely to prevail'
