Image via Wikipedia In an online conversation about subjects for future radio shows, a friend of mine said: “I like Al Gore‘s effort on climate.” I suppose he’s not wrong about liking Al Gore’s effort, but the results of his efforts are what really matter. I’m not so confident about the positive effect of Global [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Global Warming'
Al Gore’s Arrogance Continues to Cost Lives World-Wide
April 29th, 2008 · No Comments · Global Warming, Technology, Weather
Tags: Al Gore·Arrogant Environmental Movement·Food Riots·Global Cooling·Global Warming·Mini Ice Age·NASA·Nuclear power·Politics·Society and Culture·UK·US·United Kingdom·United States
Accurate Measurements of Ancient Carbon Dioxide Help Answer the Human Cause Question
April 1st, 2008 · No Comments · Clean Air, Environment, Global Warming, Technology, Uncategorized
We have been seeing daily headlines on record-breaking temperatures, dwindling sea ice, and retreating glaciers around the world. But in the global-warming debate, definitive answers to questions about ultimate causes and effects remain elusive. Is our planet really destined for a hot future? Or are we simply experiencing a natural variation in Earth’s climate cycles [...]
Tags: Earth·Environment·Global Warming·Spotfire·TIBCO Software Inc·Texas Instruments·United States·analytical software·business intelligence·measuring carbondioxide·temparature mesurement·visual analysis
Global Warming and Economic impact
March 28th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Clean Air, Environment, Global Warming, Weather
“The economic impact would be devastating for the United States. We would see the loss of millions of jobs, entire industries would flee to other countries, our people would face higher fuel costs, higher taxes, leading to lower productivity and a lower standard of living.” My discussion with Dr. Singer shows how the global warming [...]
Tags: CO2 emission·Environment·Fred Singer·Global Warming·Johns Hopkins University·Ohio State University·United States·University of Virginia·Unstoppable Global Warming·Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars·climate change·environmental impact
Climate Warming Tipping Point
March 28th, 2008 · No Comments · Clean Air, Environment, Global Warming, Weather
We’ve all heard about global warming. The earth’s warming, it’s not — it’s cooling. One thing’s for sure, my head is spinning. It’s gotten hard to keep track of what kind of climate change we’re really in for. James White, Professor of Geological Sciences, Univ. of Colorado at Boulder, talked with me about what he [...]
Tags: Activism·C02·Carbon dioxide·Earth·Environment·Global Warming·Greenhouse gas·School Time·climate change·human impact·warming tipping point
Bad Weather Instruments + No Monitoring = Global Warming
March 27th, 2008 · No Comments · Environment, Global Warming, Weather
What happens when weather stations produce corrupt data? We get bad science that you can actually see. Unfortunately we’ve also ended up with bad public policies. Anthony Watts of www.surfacestations.org has a big piece of data to share. 30% of the weather stations here in the United States are flawed. Click on the picture on [...]
Tags: Anthony Watts·Earth Science·Global Warming·Meteorology·NOAA·National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration·United States·Weather·energy saving techniques·surfacestations.org·temperature records·weather monitoring sytems
