Part 3. Watts Up With That? Guest essay by Mike Jonas /Continued from Part 2 6. The Awful Process 6.1 Paradigm Shift In Part 1, I referred to the truly awful process by which science currently operates. Science is supposed to be self-correcting, and Karl Popper described the process by which this should be achieved:… Continue reading This is How Climate Works – Part 3
Brilliant Woman. Sensible ground for common language when discussing climate change. Climate Etc. by Judith Curry A major disconnect in the discourse surrounding climate change is interpretation of the ‘threat’ of climate change. View original post 993 more words
Originally posted on Parker Gallant Energy Perspectives:
Ontario’s Energy Minister Glenn Thibeault, at the launch of planning for the next Long-Term Energy Plan, said “We have a robust supply of all forms of energy for at least the next 10 years.” The month prior to the launch he announced the suspension of LRP II slated…
How climate works….Part 2. Do your homework. Watts Up With That? Guest essay by Mike Jonas /Continued from Part 1 3. The Models can never work In an earlier post, Inside the Climate Computer Models, I explained how the climate computer models, as currently structured, could never work. Put simply, they are not climate models,… Continue reading This is How Climate Works – Part 2
Bone up people – this topic is going to be front answering centre for a while and you might a special we’ll be arms with REAL information. Watts Up With That? Guest essay by Mike Jonas This is how climate works. It’s all about seeing the ocean and atmosphere separately: The sun directly warms the… Continue reading This is How Climate Works – Part 1
Gotta love the comments on this one…. Watts Up With That? Al gore By Crop by Gralo of original image by Brett Wilson (brettw AT gmail DOT com) [CC BY-SA 2.5], via Wikimedia Commons. Modified, added the CDC Logo background. Guest essay by Eric Worrall Al Gore is hosting his own cut down version of… Continue reading Al Gore Steps In, Hosts Cancelled CDC Climate Conference
Originally posted on Parker Gallant Energy Perspectives:
With recent polling results in Ontario putting the Ontario Liberal Party in third place and almost 60% of those polled suggesting Premier Wynne should resign, we imagine there might be some hand-wringing going on among party executives and senior MPPs. The following is my take on how one…
Watts Up With That? Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Estimates of future atmospheric CO2 values as a result of future emissions, called “scenarios”, fall into two camps—demand driven, and supply driven. A recent paper entitled “The implications of fossil fuel supply constraints on climate change projections: A supply-driven analysis” by J.Wang, et al., paywalled here,… Continue reading Apocalypse Cancelled, Sorry, No Ticket Refunds
Originally posted on ontario wind turbines:
While government leaders claim to care deeply about children, about their opportunites and the mental and physical wellness of residents, there is a huge void when it comes to communicating with impacted families in wind projects. It seems to be a no-go zone for almost everyone who could be…
Watts Up With That? Guest essay by Jay Lehr At the Republican National Convention last summer, the GOP approved a platform that stated: “We propose to shift responsibility for environmental regulation from the federal bureaucracy to the states and to transform the EPA [Environmental Protection Agency] into an independent bipartisan commission, similar to the Nuclear… Continue reading The Beginning of the End of EPA
