Ever wondered why nobody takes the claims of the ‘blogosphere’ all too seriously? Cause apparently, according to the latest headlines, Google is actively censoring the BIGGEST HOAX OF OUR LIFETIME.
Google blocking ‘climategate’ autosuggestion
Google appears to be censoring climate emails searches
Climategate: Googlegate?
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In response to incessant whining about data sharing by AGW skeptics, those selfish scientists over at RealClimate have created a site that includes links to a number of climatic and oceanographic data sets. And it just barely scratches the surface of which is indeed, and has long been, publicly and readily available.
Just as [...]
Enough energy to melt 7 million tons of Glacier? Quite a claim! As far as I can tell this full page spread dates to somewhere in the 1960′s, and is no fake. Up until the early 1970′s Enco was a secondary brand to Humble Oil, who [...]
The Guardian reports with the news that Nick Griffin, the leader of the British National party, is set to represent the European parliament at the Copenhagen climate change conference next week. A bit of background: the BNP is the British ‘far-right’ political party that restricts its membership to British people of “
CSIRO recently release a new report on marine climate change impacts in Australia. It can be viewed or downloaded here. The summary is below.
What is happening?
Ocean temperatures around Australia have warmed 0.7°C since 1910-1929, with south-west and south-eastern waters warming fastest (HIGH confidence)
Carbon dioxide dissolving in the oceans has lowered pH [...]
Greeting from Abaco Bahamas. I am here for a few days to help one of my grad students, Andrea Anton, who is working on lionfish which are EVERYWHERE here as they are across the Bahamas. The densities, only a few years after arriving, are truly remarkable.
But the real purpose of this post is [...]
The Republic of Palau, the island nation in the western Pacific, has banned shark fishing in its waters. The overfishing of sharks, really the outright devastation of their populations, is one of the really big problems in marine conservation. The causes run from the
As defined by wikipedia:
Distraction. The diversion of attention of an individual or group from the chosen object of attention onto the source of distraction
As Tim Lambert over at Deltoid points out:
This is the science that the cracker who stole the emails from CRU wants to distract you from.
More [...]
I confess, and it is like confessing to a murder, that I was once a smoker (I stopped 18 years, 3 months, 5 days, 6 hours ago, but who’s counting). There was a lot of it about in the fifties and sixties. My uncle and grandfather both smoked, pretty much all the men I [...]
Obama gave a fairly impressive speech as part of the presidential “Education To Innovate” campaign, including this gem:
Scientists and engineers ought to stand side by side with athletes and entertainers as role models, and here at the White House we’re going to lead by example. We’re going to show young people how cool [...]
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