The Arctic has still many secrets, one is the warming that started 1918 Post: April 08, 2019, with reprint from NASA Earth Observatory (below) Today the NASA Earth Observatory published an … Read More
The most fascinating thing about the day on which the 1982 Law of the Sea Convention comes into force in a few months’ time will presumably be the fact … Read More
Abstract: While the debate on the climatic change issue has reached unprecedented global prominence over the recent years, the content is often a fierce clash of opinions rather than a fruitful … Read More
Can Greta Thunberg and pupils explain to politics what science itself cannot define? Posted March 08, 2020 – Images: October 2019, London-Trafalgar Square The fact is certain. Global temperatures have … Read More
The word “Climate” stirs emotion, and if used by science merely simulates knowledge. Posted 06 July 2020, partly revised reprint from HERE In the way science has been using the word climate … Read More
The newest NOAA: ”Arctic Report Card: Update for 2010” mention a phenomenal wind change that happened previously only three times before in the last 160 years, without mentioning the years. One … Read More
10 September 24 September 31 October 26 November 12 December 31 December – August 2008 – ca 14 pages – THE ISSUE: Europe suddenly experienced its coldest winter in more than 100 … Read More
Storm “Frank” and New Year’s Eve 1939 A. Introduction Climate alarmists have run wild with predictions about the “monster” “Godzilla” El Niño active in the Pacific for several months. A corresponding … Read More
Barents Sea a key issue to Arctic warming Since January 2016 Arctic sea ice extent is far below average (Fig. 1). Arctic sea ice could set a new record low … Read More
Offshore Windfarms heat-up Europe’s winters and cool spring season – Assessment of Winter 2016/17 Posted April 18, / update April 30, 2017 Our last post (below) provided evidence that due … Read More
