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Antarctic Ice Increasing

by Ed Ring, April 30th, 2009 31 Comments »

You wouldn’t think so if you read recent press reports. Just like this time last year, the global press is bombarding the public with alarming reports coming from the bottom of the world. From the Discovery Channel on April 28th, 2009 “Huge Ice Shelf Breaks From Antarctica, Fractures.” From National Geographic News on April 30th, [...]

Reforesting Reduces Droughts

by Ed Ring, April 18th, 2009 2 Comments »

A recent article in New Scientist by Fred Pearce entitled “Rainforests may pump winds worldwide” describes a new meteorological theory wherein vast forests play a critical role in generating winds that pump water around the world through the atmosphere. Here is how Pearce summarizes this theory:
“How can forests create wind? Water vapour from coastal forests and oceans quickly condenses to form [...]

Pessimistic Reporting,
Optimistic Data

by Ed Ring, December 26th, 2008 29 Comments »

Washington Post correspondant Juliet Eilperin, in her 12-26-08 report entitled “New climate change estimates more pessimistic,” dutifully surveys the latest bleak findings of the climate change community. Her primary source is a recently released survey comissioned by the U.S. Climate Change Science Program - expanding on the findings of the 2007 4th IPPC Report on Climate [...]

How Much for a Degree?

by Ed Ring, December 9th, 2008 4 Comments »

Our latest interactive spreadsheet “Cost to Mitigate CO2” is an attempt to present the financial implications of precipitously moving to a fossil fuel free world. We have provided only three variables - how many parts per million of increased atmospheric CO2 correspond to one degree centigrade higher global average temperature, how many gigatons of CO2 emissions correspond [...]

Replacing Coal with Solar

by Ed Ring, September 18th, 2008 4 Comments »

From the DOE online reference, CO2 Emissions Report, Table 1, you will see that in 1999 in the USA there were nearly 1.8 million metric tons of CO2 emissions from the burning of coal to create electricity, which yielded nearly 1.9 million kilowatt-hours of power.  This means in that year in the USA, for each megawatt-hour of coal-fired [...]

Urban Cold Islands

by Ed Ring, September 10th, 2008 3 Comments »

In a story today in the Los Angeles Times entitled “To slow global warming, install white roofs,” author Margot Roosevelt reports on a recent study that concludes, if you take it at face value, that all we have to do is paint all of our urban rooftops and pavements white and “the global cooling effect would be massive.”
“According to Hashem Akbari, a physicist with [...]

Is the Earth Warming or Not?

by Ed Ring, September 8th, 2008 3 Comments »

In a post last week entitled “Debate vs. Demonization“ we questioned the tendency on the part of global warming alarmists to demonize anyone who wishes to question the reality, the scope, the causes, or the prescriptions for global warming.  We referenced one recent exchange between Dr. Roger Pielke Sr., a renowned climatologist who has raised such questions, and one of [...]

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