Drill Ice, Baby, Drill Ice – Reflections on Clive Oppenheimer’s Eruptions that Shook the World
Clive Oppenheimer notes in his Acknowledgements that he “planned to finish writing this book in 1999!”. Whilst I found Eruptions
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How unusual was the cool UK summer of 2011?
Why do so many in the media feel they have to get their story in before the final whistle? It’s
Continue readingExtreme Madness: A Critique of Pall et al (Part 3: Juicy Bits and Summary)
I continue to be bothered by Pall et al, the paper which attempts to determine how much more likely the
Continue readingExtreme Madness: A Critique of Pall et al (Part 2: On Risk and Uncertainty)
Keeping my promises? Whatever next! I said on Sunday that I had more to say on Pall et al, and,
Continue readingExtreme Madness: A critique of Pall et al (Part 1: General comments on the paper and discussion of use of statistics)
Do what I say, not what I do. Refrain from seeking out papers in scientific journals, because they inevitably create
Continue readingCall this a Cold Winter? Maybe…
If you want publicity for a scientific paper, global warming is definitely the topic to go for. Especially if you
Continue reading1740 And All That
The pain goes on. The Met Office announced yesterday that they are giving up seasonal forecasts. This is going to
Continue readingThe AMO in the CET?
A couple of weeks ago a commenter suggested I “personally check” the “statistical significance” of “temperature trends”. Well, I’m not
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