Al Gore vs George Will

Two recent events have provided us clear view of the difference between those who wish to communicate clearly the science of climate change and those wish to deny it. The first instance come to us courtesy of Al Gore. Now as pretty much everyone is aware Al Gore gets a lot of flack, some of... Continue Reading →

Deniers aren’t skeptical, they are gullible

I’ve written about the difference between skeptics and deniers before, but I think I missed the most obvious reason why deniers are not, and cannot be called skeptics.  Deniers simply aren’t skeptical; in fact they are completely gullible.  This can be seen over and over again as deniers willingly accept ‘theories’ that fall apart under... Continue Reading →

Back from the Oregon Coast

I am back from a wonderful week on the Oregon coast. I promise to post some pictures as soon as I can go through the hundreds of pictures we took. On another note I realized something as I was driving home yesterday. Our trip to the Oregon coast may have included driving for almost 2000... Continue Reading →

The 1998 cherry pick

One of the common threads of most denier rants on recent temperature change is cherry picking 1998 as the start of their analysis.  This is a dead giveaway that they either are clueless about basic statistics or are being dishonest.  The fact is that 1998 was a highly anomalous year. A strong el Niño effect... Continue Reading →

Antarctic warming derangement syndrome

Recently an article was published in Nature which came to the conclusion that despite an earlier belief Antarctica has not been cooling, but rather warming. Given that deniers use the possibility that Antarctica may have been cooling as ‘proof’ of that climate change is a farce, many now predictably refuse to accept the results of... Continue Reading →

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