Posted on February 18, 2021 by curryja | 118 Comments By Planning Engineer The story from some media sources is … Continue reading Assigning Blame for the Blackouts in Texas

This week marks the death at 98 years of George Blake, one of the notorious Soviet spies within Britain’s Cold … Continue reading George Blake’s espionage: revenge for the “England Game”?

Suzanne Moore Why I had to leave the Guardian reblogged from Nov 25, 2020 It is March 2020. For several … Continue reading Suzanne Moore: Why I LEFT the Grauniad

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By Paul Homewood ? ? You won’t see this reported by Roger Harrabin! ? ? IMPROVED… Continue reading World Wheat Crop Heads For New Record

This palaeo climate reconstruction of the interglacial before our own Holocene – the one called the Eemian – obtained identical … Continue reading Rapid warming at the end of the last Eemian interglacial caused sea level to rise several meters – just before ice age returned

This nice paper from 2020 by Marcantonio et al shows – perhaps paradoxically – from meticulous sediment isotope data over … Continue reading Atmospheric CO2 is good for the deep ocean

Not surprisingly, increasing CO2 in the air is greening the earth due to enhancement of photosynthesis. It’s self-evidently obvious as … Continue reading CO2 fertilisation and the greening of the Sahara

In the background behind the ongoing drumbeat of global warming doom, evidence is accumulating of Southern Hemisphere ocean cooling centered, … Continue reading Widespread signals of Southern Hemisphere ocean cooling (and AMOC heat piracy)

Fanny Monteiro wrote a lovely review of the life history of the coccolithophore plankton, some of the most beautiful microscopic … Continue reading Coccolithophores: calcified plankton who like it hot and hate our ice age cold