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- Natural Variability in the Widths of the Tropics Sat, 26 May 12, 6:58amGuest Post by Willis Eschenbach In my previous post, “Does This Analysis Make My Tropics Look Big?“I discussed a paper called “Recent Northern Hemisphere tropical expansion primarily driven by black carbon...
- Does This Analysis Make My Tropics Look Big? Tue, 22 May 12, 8:55pmGuest Post by Willis Eschenbach There is a new paper in Nature magazine that claims that the tropics are expanding. This would be worrisome because it could push the dry zones further north and south, moving the Saharan aridity...
- Erratic, extreme, press release puts Princeton climate science in a new light Wed, 16 Nov 11, 3:43pmMust be Durban season. From Princeton University here’s a highly charged press release lapped up by some MSM professional worriers today that uses words like “erratic and extreme” to describe that it’s...
- Indirect Solar Forcing of Climate by Galactic Cosmic Rays: An Observational Estimate Sat, 21 May 11, 2:46amBy Dr. Roy Spencer, PhD (reprinted from his blog with permission) UPDATE (12:35 p.m. CDT 19 May 2011): revised corrections of CERES data for El Nino/La Nina effects. While I have been skeptical of Svensmark’s cosmic ray...
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