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Category Archives: Climate
Unwoke Advice for Climate Change Kids
Students gather in Columbus Circle in New York for a student-led protest, part of many school climate strikes around the world, against a lack of action on climate issues and to raise awareness about climate change. (Justin Lane/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock, as published … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Energy, Environment, Politics, Popular Culture
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Senator Warren knows better than Presidents Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, Bush I, Clinton, Bush II, and Obama
U.S. Presidents from Nixon through Obama repeated it like a mantra: “America needs to reduce our dependence on foreign oil.” Jimmy Carter called the energy crisis “the moral equivalent of war.” Even President Obama, no fan of oil and gas, … Continue reading
Teats on a Bull
Willis Eschenbach is my favorite writer at wattsupwiththat.com. You really need to read his latest, “The DOE vs. Ugly Reality”. It seems the Washington Post has the vapors over a letter that the Trump transition team sent to the Department … Continue reading
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Father Gaia, on the Green Movement: “It’s a religion, you see. It’s totally unscientific.”
At 97, James Lovelock, futurist and creator of the Gaia Hypothesis, is just hitting his stride. And it’s causing some concern among his acolytes. (The Gaia Hypothesis holds that the Earth is more a self-regulating organism life form than a ball of molten iron … Continue reading
Oil Simulation, Climate Modeling and the Scientific Method
Subtitle: Garbage In, Consensus Out, Part II Part I concerned a WSJ essay by Robert J. Caprara, “Confessions of a Computer Modeler”. In Part II I will share what I know about computer modeling in oil and gas applications, and raise questions about … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Energy
Tagged Climate modeling, computer modeling, differential equations, reservoir simulation
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Garbage In, Consensus Out: Part I
In the July 8 Wall Street Journal, Robert J. Caprara describes the process of computer modeling, and the motivations of the modeler. He was a consultant charged with building a detailed computer model of the nation’s fresh water sources, including … Continue reading
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Ugly: MSNBC host wants ‘re-education’ for Republican ‘climate deniers’
I’ll be happy to compare my Earth Science education and C.V. with Ed Schultz. What a dillweed. Watts Up With That? Wow. just wow. No wonder MSNBC is tanking in ratings. Watch the video: View original post
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It’s Hurricane Season. It’s Junk Science Season.
Pretty much the same things in these days of Anthropogenic Global Warming. Female-named hurricanes kill more than male hurricanes because people don’t respect them, study finds Female-named storms have historically killed more because people neither consider them as risky nor … Continue reading
When Your ‘Goal’ is not really Your Goal
It’s a massive “tell”: The Kyoto goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions was never the global warming crowd’s true goal.
Posted in Climate, Economy, Energy, Environment, Government, Politics
Tagged Al Gore, Kyoto, Natural Gas, Tom Steyer
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Sometimes the Goal is Not Really the Goal
Correspondent Clark Griswold reports: I spent the last three months planning my family’s summer road trip to Wally World. My Trip-Tik anticipated stops at the Grand Canyon, the House of Mud and the World’s Second Largest Ball of Twine, but … Continue reading
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