The Sea, The Sea
About a week ago I was browsing David MacKay’s excellent resource, “Sustainable Energy – without the hot air“. This, and
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Save the forests, save the world, part 2
There must be something in the air in the spring, because it seems to be the time of year when
Continue readingGlobal Warming and the Nature of Science, or, The Ofcom has Spoken!
Yes, finally the Ofcom has spoken. Not very loudly, it seems. It’s really just a rap on the knuckles for
Continue readingOcean CO2 uptake update
The IPCC AR4 Scientific Basis report is a real goldmine of information, even if it isn’t perfect, as I recently
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OK, it’s not quite up there in the tongue-twister stakes as my best creation: “We’re wearing weird red wellies”. Try
Continue readingConfused by carbonates
Somebody please help! I’m having great difficulty reconciling two things that I’ve read: 1. There is a carbonate “saturation horizon”
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It’s amazing what you can do with Excel. I thought I’d have another quick look before breakfast at my 450ppm
Continue readingBaffled by BERN, but beware of biofuels
Today’s project – well it was going to be this morning’s project – was to evaluate the two papers I
Continue readingImplications of “peak oil” – Tim’s Translation Service
No sooner had I digested the Target Atmospheric CO2 paper than another one (pdf)* arrived, courtesy of James Hansen’s mailing
Continue readingTarget Atmospheric CO2 – Tim’s Translation Service
The venerable James Hansen has drafted a paper (pdf) taking a broad step-back look at global warming (GW) science. This
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