Climate Progress. Index. In addition to the category indexing on the side bar, we have set out a more thematic index here to help you find your way through the content on the site. Themes: Aerosols, Arctic and Antarctic climate, Atmospheric Science, Climate modelling, Climate sensitivity, Extreme events, Global warming, Greenhouse gases, Mitigation of Climate Change, Present-day observations, Oceans, Paleo-climate, Responses to common contrarian arguments, The Practice of Science, Solar forcing, Projections of future climate, Climate in the media, Meeting Reports, Miscellaneous.
If you are looking for introductions to the whole topic, start here. Aerosols: Arctic and Antarctic climate: Atmospheric Science: Climate modelling: Climate sensitivity: Extreme events: Global warming: Greenhouse gases: Mitigation of Climate Change: Oceans: Paleo-climate: Present-day observations: Projections of future climate: Responses to common contrarian arguments: Scientific Practice: Solar forcing: Climate in the Media: Meeting Reports: Welcome to Weather Underground. About Censoring Science. Censoring Science Dutton/Penguin 336 pages Size: 6-¼” x 9-¼” $25.95 Hardcover Pub Date: 12/27/2007 ISBN: 9780525950141 Plume Paperback Pub date: 12/27/2008 ISBN: 9780452289628 Improved Graph: Owing to a mix-up during our hasty production process, the scales were inadvertently dropped from the vertical axes of the graph on page 290 of the first printing of Censoring Science.
This and a few other minor errors were rectified in the paperback edition. To view, download, or print the corrected graph, please click the image: "One sweltering June afternoon in 1988, an understated Iowan named James Hansen turned global warming into an international issue with one sentence. At first, it seemed that our policy makers got the message. ... " — from Chapter 1 "Jim Hansen’s science contributions are important and many. The most controversial release of the season is Mark Bowen’s Censoring Science. Reviews of Censoring Science Kirkus Publishers Weekly Kirkus (Starred Review) Publishers Weekly. Climate Denial Crock of the Week « Greenfyre’s. The collected videos of Peter Sinclair’s excellent series “Climate Denial Crock of the Week” : MYTH: “They” started calling it “climate change” to hide the cooling Global Warming? Or Climate Change? MYTH: Stolen CRU emails “prove” (Insert lie/fable) Unwinding “Hide the Decline” Climate Crock Sacks Hack Attack: The Wrap Climate Crock Sacks Hack Attack – Part 2 Smacking the Hack Attack – Part 1 MYTH: Fighting climate change hurts the poor ”Denial was a River in Africa” MYTH: The Medieval Warm Period proves climate change is natural (and the “Hockey Stick” is broken Myth) “What the Ice Cores Tell Us” ”The Medieval Warming Crock” MYTH: The EPA censored scientist Alan Carlin “Creepy at the EPA” MYTH: Arctic &/or Antarctic ice is recovering Watts Up with Sea Ice?
Polar Ice Update: Arctic Perennial Ice and Methane “Ice Area vs Volume”: Debunking the “Ice is back to 1979 levels” idiocy (see also here) MYTH: The climate models are unreliable This Year’s Model: Climate models and modeling CO2 Myths The Big Mist Take. How to Talk to a Climate Sceptic : A Few Things Ill Considered. Below is a listing of all the articles to be found in the “How to Talk to a Climate Sceptic” guide, presented as a handy one-stop shop for all the material you should need to rebut the more common anti-global warming science arguments constantly echoed across the internet. In what I hope is an improvement on the original categorization, they have been divided and subdivided along 4 separate lines: Stages of Denial, Scientific Topics, Types of Argument, Levels of Sophistication.
This should facilitate quick retrieval of specific entries. Individual articles will appear under multiple headings and may even appear in multiple subcategories in the same heading. Please feel free to quote from, paraphrase, link to and otherwise use any or all of them in the best way possible to fight the good fight against mis- and dis- information where ever it appears! (all rights are reserved for commercial use. Linkbacks are greatly appreciated. (jump to the bottom) Stages of Denial. Stoat. The Island of Doubt. Makiko's Page. Our aim is to help people understand global climate change — and how the factors that drive climate are changing. We start with climate diagnostics — people are usually most interested in climate change itself. But cause-and-effect analysis requires also data on climate forcings (which drive climate change) and feedbacks (which amplify or diminish climate change).
We update graphs of "Storms of My Grandchildren. " Yet the greatest insight about processes discussed in "Storms" is often provided by other quantities, for example, the rate of ice sheet disintegration. We include some data from other scientists or their web sites, as indicated. Continual updating of data curves, whether global temperature, the Greenland ice sheet mass, the sun's brightness, Keeling's carbon dioxide record, or other more obscure quantities, is a most interesting aspect of science. That pleasure is now mixed with concern. Construction of this web site is just beginning. Critical Climate Diagnostics and Feedbacks. Jim Hoggan | Slamming the Climate Skeptic Scam. How to Talk to a Climate Skeptic: Responses to the most common s. Climate Cover-Up. Doubt is Their Product. See also: excerpt, references, reviews, interviews and appearances, and more on the "smoking gun" documents behind the book "Doubt is our product," a cigarette executive once observed, "since it is the best means of competing with the 'body of fact' that exists in the minds of the general public.
It is also the means of establishing a controversy. " In this eye-opening exposé, David Michaels reveals how the tobacco industry's duplicitous tactics spawned a multimillion dollar industry that is dismantling public health safeguards. Product defense consultants, he argues, have increasingly skewed the scientific literature, manufactured and magnified scientific uncertainty, and influenced policy decisions to the advantage of polluters and the manufacturers of dangerous products. In Doubt Is Their Product Michaels proves, beyond a doubt, that our regulatory system has been broken. Doubt is Their Product can be purchased through Amazon.com and Powells.com. Praise for Doubt is their Product:
The Discovery of Global Warming - A History. YouTube - The American Denial of Global Warming. Watts Up With Watts? James Hansen on David Letterman. YouTube - The American Denial of Global Warming. 2020 Science — Providing a clear perspective on developing scien. BraveNewClimate. Climate Data Links « Open Mind. I usually (but not always) include links to data on which my posts are based. It occured to me that it would be useful to collect data links in a single location. Therefore this page is a holding area for links to climate data. It’s just starting, so at the moment it’s not nearly complete, and some of the links below are not yet active! Give it time… Surface temperatures: NASA GISS (NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies)NCDC (National Climate Data Center)HadCRU (Hadley Centre/Climate Research Unit)ECA (European Climate Assessment & Dataset Network)GHCN version 1, especially for data prior to 1880.GSOD, Global Surface Summary of the Day (from NCDC) Satellite-based atmospheric temperature estimates: RSS (Remote Sensing Systems)UAH (University of Alabama at Huntsville)UW-RSS (University of Washington/RSS)UW-UAH (University of Washington/UAH)UMD (University of Maryland) Sea Ice Sea Level Satellite-derived Sea Level from the sea level site of the University of Colorado.
Snow Cover Greenhouse Gases. ClimateSight. Natural Resources and the Environment - Dot Earth Blog - NYTimes. How to Talk to a Global Warming Sceptic. Please note: This article has been superceded by one on my A Few Things Illconsidered Science Blogs location. It remains here only for posterity, comments are turned off. Please bookmark, visit and comment at the new How to Talk to a Global Warming Sceptic page. Thanks to all who have commented and otherwise participated in this web resource. (View a list of all topics by Category)(jump to topics in this article)I have spent about 18 months now rather obsessed with the controversy over Global Warming. One thing I have noticed over these months is that there are a very limited number of objections or attacks on what is really very sound and well resolved science but they come up over and over again on sci.environment, alt.global-warming and the blogs I visit either regularily or occasionally.
Now there are already a few very good FAQ's out there about the science, so I don't feel the need to create yet another. There is no real evidence of warming, just model predictions. (more to come!) Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. NASA GISS: NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies. Texas Climate News. :: :: SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY, UC SAN DIEGO :: ::: Arguments from Global Warming Skeptics and what the science real. Discussions about Energy and Our Future.