Sentences with phrase «skeptical science blog»

Lewis, links to larger versions of those individual graphics can be found on this Skeptical Science blog post.

Turning up the heat on this episode of Inside Story Americas, presenter Shihab Rattansi discusses the issue with guests: Michael Mann, the director of Penn State University's Earth System Science Center and author of The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars; Dana Nuccitelli, an environmental scientist who writes for the Skeptical Science blog, who was also involved in the survey of scientific literature on climate science that was published this week, and Rick Piltz, the director and founder of Climate Science Watch.

The quality of most of the «expert» testimony was quite poor, and as mentioned above, will result in numerous Skeptical Science blog post responses.

As a consequence, Christy's testimony will be the subject of a series of future Skeptical Science blog posts.

We put the call out for PayPal donations in a Skeptical Science blog post (Cook 2013a).

Tom Curtis (who is, as far as I can tell, a partner in the Skeptical Science blog enterprise) obliges, with archetypal green invective.

'' I believe you will find that your perspectives are treated with a great deal more professionalism on the Skeptical Science blog that anyone here gives to an opposing perspective...» «Last I looked Courtney worked with the Heritage Foundation and Aruda works for the Coal industry.

On his Skeptical Science blog, John Cook, the paper's lead author, put it this way:

The weakness in looking at short time scales was revealed nicely in a simple and revealing animated graph, created for the Skeptical Science blog, showing how self - described climate skeptics were «going down the up escalator.»

If you really believe «this idea that it takes 21 years for «warmth to transfer from atmosphere to ocean» is just too deliciously goofy to resist,» I suggest you share your «evidence» with the folks at the Skeptical Science blog (http://www.skepticalscience.com/Climate-Change-The-40-Year-Delay-Between-Cause-and-Effect.html).

literature, as summarized very neatly in the following bit, from the Skeptical Science blog (http://www.skepticalscience.com/Climate-Change-The-40-Year-Delay-Between-Cause-and-Effect.html):

On a different page of the same Skeptical Science blog John Cook helpfully offers a very different explanation, due to a carefully chosen array of mostly natural «forcings.»

Not exact matches

I have distributed your list on my German Science Skeptical Blog.

(The Skeptical Science and Bishop Hill blogs are disputing whether Lewis's new paper is an outlier or signaling an emerging consensus.)

I've been meaning to highlight a particularly interesting blog on climate, Skeptical Science, and finally have the chance.

Morano's entire job is to aggregate every misleading factoid, every attack on climate science or scientists, every crank skeptical statement from anyone in the world and send it all out periodically in email blasts that get echoed throughout the right - wing blog world and eventually find their way into places like Fox News and the Weekly Standard.

Hydrologist and science writer Scott K. Johnson is more skeptical and writes on his Fractal Planet blog: «It takes careful examination of McPherson's references, and a familiarity with the present state of climate science, to uncover that his claims aren't scientific at all.»

For real science, you need something besides a blog open to all sorts of knee - jerk political ideologies, but it also has to be objectively open to any skeptical question that makes sense.

Tamino at the Open Mind blog and Skeptical Science's own Alex C have done a nice job refuting this myth.

Choularton, I'm not sure there is much evidence that the skeptical blogs are «targetting [sic] the science with a clear intention to confuse...» Judith has made her views clear many times.

With a keen interest in making this complex subject matter easier for other «non-scientists» to understand, I joined the Skeptical Science team in 2013, helping out «behind the scenes» answering emails from readers, offering suggestions and editing blog posts.

He writes basic level rebuttals and occasional blog posts for Skeptical Science, motivated in part by a concern for the environment, and partly as a counter-reaction to the demagoguery and disinformation that pervades the public discourse on climate sScience, motivated in part by a concern for the environment, and partly as a counter-reaction to the demagoguery and disinformation that pervades the public discourse on climate sciencescience.

They take most issue, however, with the 2013 survey — conducted by the blog Skeptical Science — that is most responsible for popularizing the 97 percent meme.

He's now at the CalTech / NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, developing techniques to measure climate change with satellites and blogs for Skeptical Science in his spare time.

In his spare time he writes for his own blog Real Sceptic and volunteers where possible for Skeptical Science.

# 11 [DB] On [e] helpful (hopefully) interjection: Skeptical Science is comprised of quite literally thousands of blog posts covering all facets of climate science, from the denial to debunking to exposition on the science to solScience is comprised of quite literally thousands of blog posts covering all facets of climate science, from the denial to debunking to exposition on the science to solscience, from the denial to debunking to exposition on the science to solscience to solutions.

Granted that the set of scientists represented in Climategate was very small, but then I started reading climate blogs like Realclimate and Skeptical Science.

Blogs are not the point here, as the general public do not read them (and anyway WUWT is are more than offset by the nonsense from RealClimate, Deepclimate, Skeptical Science etc).

Michael Tobis says, «Since Heartland is happy to pay people to say things about science that just aren't true,...,» with the link pointing to a blog supposing that Patrick Michaels is so very dead wrong to be skeptical of non-tree-ring temperature proxies.

I just want to see how many responses came from Skeptical Science, there appears to be no blog post, and no forum link either from SkS As far as I know Cook just tweeted it.

Are you saying that the subscribers on blogs such as «Skeptical Science, part of the Guardian Environment Network» are more «enlightened»?

In all honesty I don't know how you can compare lightly moderated skeptical blogs where actual conversation takes place to indoctrination camps like RC and the hilariously named «skeptical science.»

The hacker has taken much or all of the Skeptical Science database, zipped various excerpts into a single file, uploaded the file onto a Russian website then linked to the zip file from various blogs.

About a year ago on this blog, I offered some skeptical commentary about the gloomy testimony of Dr. Christopher Field of the Carnegie Institution for Science, who warned the House Energy & Commerce Committee that global warming would inflict major losses on U.S. corn crop production unless scientists develop varieties with improved heat resistence.

Not just Skeptical Science readers - I'm emailing an invitation to 58 50 of the most highly trafficked climate blogs (half of them skeptic), asking them to post a link to the survey.

While talking with them, we made tentative plans for them to translate some of their blog posts into English so that we can cross post them on Skeptical Science.

Skeptical Science would be considered in direct antagonistic opposition to Watts Up With That, Climate Audit and all the other sceptic blogs.

1) The authors of the paper have been shown to active protagonists in the climate debate — championing the work of LOG 12 and attacking its critics, throughout the research timeframe at the publically funded blog Shaping Tomorrows World (Lewandowsky)-- Watching the Deniers --(Marriott)-- Skeptical Science (John Cook — & Lewandowsky is regular author there and co-author of the SKS debunking handbook)

The inability to address this and the foolish name calling on the blogs and in the news separates those who support from those who are skeptical about the «settled science».

I have distributed your list on my German Science Skeptical Blog.

Sceptic blogs do not think much of Skeptical Science's little graph that misrepresent how they would draw a graph.

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