Comments on: Meaning of Heavy Snows Debated in Nation’s Capitol, Worthless Posturing Continues http://www.scienceclimateandenergy.com/2010/02/15/meaning-of-heavy-snows-debated-in-nations-capitol-worthless-posturing-continues/ Tue, 13 Apr 2010 23:02:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Essays-Letters-Articles » False Equivalency And Specious Analyses Offered up as “Balance” on Highly Influential NY Times Climate Change blog http://www.scienceclimateandenergy.com/2010/02/15/meaning-of-heavy-snows-debated-in-nations-capitol-worthless-posturing-continues/#comment-49 Essays-Letters-Articles » False Equivalency And Specious Analyses Offered up as “Balance” on Highly Influential NY Times Climate Change blog Tue, 30 Mar 2010 19:59:20 +0000 http://www.scienceclimateandenergy.com/?p=4#comment-49 [...] site is found here, noting: The idea that weather does not define climate was examined here.  But A. Watts’ “Watts Up With That?” webblog elected to simply re post verbatim excerpts [...] [...] site is found here, noting: The idea that weather does not define climate was examined here.  But A. Watts’ “Watts Up With That?” webblog elected to simply re post verbatim excerpts [...]

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]]> By: Some Crazy Weather, Australian Style — A Trend, or Just Unusual?Trend? | ScienceClimateAndEnergy.com http://www.scienceclimateandenergy.com/2010/02/15/meaning-of-heavy-snows-debated-in-nations-capitol-worthless-posturing-continues/#comment-39 Some Crazy Weather, Australian Style — A Trend, or Just Unusual?Trend? | ScienceClimateAndEnergy.com Tue, 23 Mar 2010 21:49:38 +0000 http://www.scienceclimateandenergy.com/?p=4#comment-39 [...] idea that weather does not define climate was examined here.  But A. Watts’ “Watts Up With That?” webblog elected to simply re post [...] [...] idea that weather does not define climate was examined here.  But A. Watts’ “Watts Up With That?” webblog elected to simply re post [...]

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]]> By: South of Australia Got So Hot in Summer 2009, Koalas were Asking People for Water | ScienceClimateAndEnergy.com http://www.scienceclimateandenergy.com/2010/02/15/meaning-of-heavy-snows-debated-in-nations-capitol-worthless-posturing-continues/#comment-6 South of Australia Got So Hot in Summer 2009, Koalas were Asking People for Water | ScienceClimateAndEnergy.com Fri, 05 Mar 2010 23:39:04 +0000 http://www.scienceclimateandenergy.com/?p=4#comment-6 [...] then, an unusually cold summer would not be inconsistent– which is the part that leaves so many people baffled: Climate change is about long term effects; short term weather patterns are only relevant in so far [...] [...] then, an unusually cold summer would not be inconsistent– which is the part that leaves so many people baffled: Climate change is about long term effects; short term weather patterns are only relevant in so far [...]

]]> By: Essays-Letters-Articles » Unblemished Risk Assessment on Climate Change Reduction. http://www.scienceclimateandenergy.com/2010/02/15/meaning-of-heavy-snows-debated-in-nations-capitol-worthless-posturing-continues/#comment-4 Essays-Letters-Articles » Unblemished Risk Assessment on Climate Change Reduction. Sun, 21 Feb 2010 20:14:49 +0000 http://www.scienceclimateandenergy.com/?p=4#comment-4 [...] Number two is that climate change is abstract. We can’t feel it, touch it, taste it, see it, or smell it. Sure, we see and feel the weather everyday, but climate change is a decades long process; the weather at any particular time is all but irrelevant, and of course, all over the board. [...] [...] Number two is that climate change is abstract. We can’t feel it, touch it, taste it, see it, or smell it. Sure, we see and feel the weather everyday, but climate change is a decades long process; the weather at any particular time is all but irrelevant, and of course, all over the board. [...]

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