Category: Ocean Climate matters

Ships push more heat into than out of the ocean – A major source of global warming since industrialization. In a world which is getting steadily warmer it sound a … Read More

Europe’s cold snap inevitable man-made? Watch out! Recently we discussed here: “Europe winter free – Thanks to off-shore windfarms?”; showing that when reginal seas are cooled to ‘unusual levels’, Siberian … Read More

Can the courts say something about global warming? Post by Dr. Arnd Bernaerts, 17th February 2018 Are jurists able to deliberate climate cases? That was a question asked by Ron … Read More

Climate Science ignorance helps to keep heavy cold at bay It seems time to praise science, but only if you do not care and prefer warming. In Europe winter are … Read More

Judith Curry’s reflection:  “Well, increasing temperatures say nothing about the causes of climate change.” Post 15th January 2018 The terminology climate science use is all but helpful. Is it accidentally … Read More

Is Red Sea warming exceeding the global rate a matter of climate change? The warmest semi-enclosed sea in the Northern Hemisphere is more warming than the global average. The Red … Read More

Ignoring off shore industry on climate change is irresponsible Climatology considers ‘natural variability’ as a valuable factor in climate change matters. Ignoring any human role in this respect is irresponsible. … Read More

Not bad faith may destroy civilization but ignorance in ocean matters. One can only highly appreciate how Paul Krugman requires a rational world to take urgent action to limit climate change … Read More

Climatology fails to consider a main contributor – Maritime activities Activity at sea, whether by shipping, fishing or offshore drilling and windfarms is a big climate change issue. Not for … Read More

Climate models are junk, if not primarily based on data from the ocean The greatest scientist of the last century, H.H. Lamb (1913-1997), felt that modeling was too uncritically. One … Read More