By Andy May I’ve just been made aware of a paper critical of the “consensus” view that man-made climate change is dangerous. It is by Ashutosh Sharma, Vinit Vithalrai Shenvi, and Mohit Sain of the MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology in India (or MSRIT) (Sharma et al., 2024). It was published just two months beforeContinue reading “Re-evaluating the Concern of Climate Change”
Category Archives: Climate Change
R Programming tips to process IGRA2 Radiosonde data
By Andy May In the last two posts (here and here) I showed how to read, plot, and map IGRA2 data. In this post I will discuss how to efficiently process large R data frames and lists to compute useful variables. One of the more difficult things to do in R is to write readableContinue reading “R Programming tips to process IGRA2 Radiosonde data”
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Climate Oscillations 9: Arctic & North Atlantic Oscillations
The AO and NAO are the dominant modes of climate variability in the Northern Hemisphere and neither of them can be reproduced using climate model output.
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The Public has lost faith in Government & the Media
By Andy May No one doubts that Americans have lost faith in our government bureaucracy and the news media. The Pew Research Center, as well as other polls, confirm that public trust in the government has cratered, as shown in the image above. It rebounded during the Reagan and Clinton presidencies but has remained veryContinue reading “The Public has lost faith in Government & the Media”
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The anthropogenic greenhouse effect – a spectroscopic triviality
By Dr. Heinz Hug | Aug. 20, 2012 Translated and lightly edited by Andy May and google translate, the original German post is here. Update 25.9.12 Due to the extremely active discussion, Dr. Hug has revised his article again. What is difficult to understand is presented in a more understandable way and any missing information is added. Summary: Continue reading “The anthropogenic greenhouse effect – a spectroscopic triviality”
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Facebook “Fact Checks” Prof. Will Happer
By Angela Wheeler The only way to combat censorship is to shine a light on it whenever we see it. In censoring material that contradicts the popular – though increasingly feeble – fiction of a climate crisis, Facebook is quick to discount the credentials of one of the world’s leading scientists while honoring sources ofContinue reading “Facebook “Fact Checks” Prof. Will Happer”
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The AJES Response to May & Crok
By Andy May The featured image is the key figure 2 from May & Crok. This post is mostly a list of errors and misinformation in the AJES (The American Journal of Economics and Sociology) board’s response by Ted Gwartney and Alexandra Lough to May & Crok. But first I applaud the board’s decision toContinue reading “The AJES Response to May & Crok”
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Climate the Movie
A brief review by Andy May Read this in German courtesy of Christian Freuer here. Update: Climate: The Movie now has German, Polish, and French subtitles available. More will be added. From the very beginning of this very well edited and produced movie (to watch on YouTube go here), we learn about the man-made climateContinue reading “Climate the Movie”
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A rebuttal to a critique of my Climate Model Bias Series
By Andy May David Calver has posted a critique of my seven-part series on Climate Model Bias. His critique is here.
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The Buzz about The Frozen Climate Views of the IPCC
By Andy May Our new book, The Frozen Climate Views of the IPCC: An Analysis of AR6, is creating a lot of attention and excitement around the world. It is the first authoritative critique of the new IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) climate change report, “AR6.” AR6 ignores all climate change research that goesContinue reading “The Buzz about The Frozen Climate Views of the IPCC”
