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- PhD “Data/Climate Scientist” Can’t Provide Data on Extreme Weather Events Thu, 2 May 24, 7:00pmThe entire thread should be read to see a variety of take-downs of the alarmist narrative.
- Climate change is already affecting 85% of world population Thu, 4 Nov 21, 5:30amA recent study Nature Climate Change has concluded that climate change is already affecting people across the world. The study found that at least 85% of the world's population has already been affected by climate...
- Digital content on track to equal half Earth’s mass by 2245 Sun, 16 Aug 20, 11:00pmIf verified, the mass-energy-information equivalence principle will show that information is a physical, dominant, fifth state of matter, and digital bits will outnumber atoms on Earth -- it's just a matter of time.
- Data we ought to know and don’t know about the Chinese virus #coronavirus Sat, 18 Apr 20, 3:00pmBy Christopher Monckton of Brenchley The ineptitude of Western governments when keeping crucial statistics about the Chinese virus is becoming culpable...
- Drones: the future of ocean conservation Thu, 7 Mar 19, 9:30amUnmanned systems such as drones, are increasingly used in a variety of fields — from border patrol, to cinematography to just plain showing off your cool new toy with neighbors...
- New NASA tool shows exactly how melting glaciers will affect coastal cities Sat, 18 Nov 17, 2:26amNASA has developed a new tool that individuals and communities can use to determine the precise impacts that sea level rise will have on individual coastal cities...
- New NASA tool shows which melting glaciers will affect coastal cities Sat, 18 Nov 17, 2:26amNASA has developed a new tool that individuals and communities can use to determine the precise impacts that sea level rise will have on individual coastal cities...
- Magnetic particles may be the future of data storage Wed, 25 Oct 17, 1:23amRecently discovered magnetic behavior may have enormous potential to power the next generation of data storage technology, according to new research reported this week in the journal Nature Nanotechnology. The promise...
- Trump is switching off the EPA's invaluable public data service Tue, 25 Apr 17, 12:51amPresident Donald Trump's war on science and the environment continues as his administration is set to switch off the Environmental Protection Agency's Open Data Web site this week...
- It’s official: 2014 was the hottest year ever recorded on Earth Thu, 8 Jan 15, 4:40amIf the massive droughts and wildfires this past summer weren’t indications enough, new data out of Japan indicates that 2014 was the hottest year on record for planet Earth...
- 2014 was the hottest year ever recorded on Earth Thu, 8 Jan 15, 12:00amIf the massive droughts and wildfires this past summer weren’t indications enough, new data out of Japan indicates 2014 was the hottest year on record for planet Earth...
- Recycled Blu-ray Discs Can Help Boost Solar Cell Efficiency Fri, 28 Nov 14, 12:00amIt looks like Blu-ray discs are good for more than just entertainment, as a new study shows they can be recycled to improve the performance of solar cells...
- Abandoned Mines Make the Perfect Homes for Eco-Friendly Data Centers Sat, 20 Sep 14, 4:30amUnderground clouds? Welcome to the future - data centers are starting to look at abandoned limestone mines as potential locations to expand their computing power...
- Crowdsourcing A Full Kernel Cascaded Triple Running Mean Low Pass Filter, No Seriously… Mon, 17 Mar 14, 7:00amImage Credit: Climate Data Blog By Richard Linsley Hood - Edited by Just The Facts The goal of this crowdsourcing thread is to present a 12 month/365 day Cascaded Triple Running Mean (CTRM) filter, inform readers of its...
- The “Hottest” Temperature Game Wed, 28 Aug 13, 3:09pmClimate Deception: How The “Hottest” Temperature Game Is Played To Offset Prediction Failures Guest essay by Dr. Tim Ball Global temperature is not doing what the “official” Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change...