Climate Change is Not a Spectator Sport.
After I wrote my previous post here at Celsias, someone commented that if I believe in global warming, I should go to junkscience.com, the website of Steven Milloy, and claim my $150,000 prize. This piqued my interest, so I went to go check it out, not because I ... keep reading
Written by Jason Leggett in January 2008, about Climate Change (1 comment)
Many of you by now have probably heard about the infamous list of "over 400 prominent scientists" that supposedly disagree with the idea that humans are responsible for global warming. Since this report came out, collecting over 1,000 Diggs and causing much excitement within the skeptical community, there have ... keep reading
Written by Jason Leggett in January 2008, about Climate Change
If you are even a casual observer of current news regarding our climate system, you may have noticed a recently published research paper, which has gotten the skeptical community very excited. This new paper, according to a press release, supposedly demonstrates that the human contribution to current observed warming trends ... keep reading
Written by Jason Leggett in December 2007, about Climate Change
Editor's Note: Today we continue our Friday content partnership with our friends over at Green Options, with Jason Leggett exploding yet another green myth. This post was originally published on August 15, 2007. Myth: Global temperature data is inaccurate and/or too sparse to be able to establish a ... keep reading
Written by Jason Leggett in September 2007, about Climate Change
Editor's Note: With this post we begin a Friday content partnership with our friends over at Green Options. Today we start out with a science-based terrestial tale from climate science fiend Jason Leggett, who our regular readers will recognise already, as he also writes for us here at Celsias ... keep reading
Written by Jason Leggett in September 2007, about Climate Change
At my blog, I'm continually faced with many new and different arguments against anthropogenic global warming. This one, however, I found to be particularly interesting. A regular contributor, named the Grit, postulated that the heat that is generated from beneath the Earth's surface actually contributes to global warming ... keep reading
Written by Jason Leggett in September 2007, about Climate Change (2 comments)
In the past, hurricane activity has been somewhat predictable, at least on a grand scale. We could be reasonably sure that hurricanes would form in either the North Atlantic or the Gulf of Mexico, and would either rotate north and then east to die in colder waters, or strike the ... keep reading
Written by Jason Leggett in July 2007, about Climate Change
One of the most common skeptical arguments against global warming is that the Sun is to blame for our current warming. This argument is presented in various forms and involves varying methods. For many skeptics, it is the primary reason for their disbelief in the idea that humans could be ... keep reading
Written by Jason Leggett in July 2007, about Climate Change
According to Fox News, a new study has found that Greenland was indeed green at one time. The title of the article was "DNA Test Indicates Very Green Greenland". So, that being a topic of interest in climate change, I was interested to know more. The details were very revealing ... keep reading
Written by Jason Leggett in July 2007, about Climate Change
The other day, an article revealed how Vice President Dick Cheney has intruded in the business of underlings within the EPA and the Department of the Interior to get his way in environmental issues. As I’ll explain later, this interference, and, particularly, Cheney’s method of handling the situation ... keep reading
Written by Jason Leggett in July 2007, about Environment & Wildlife, Industry & Business, Politics & Government, Weather
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