Monthly Archives: September 2013

Researchers need to communicate the policy implications of their results clearly and comprehensively to policy makers and the public—including a clear assessment of the uncertainties associated with their results—while avoiding advocacy based on their authority as researchers.

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Posted in Ethics

Laframboise’s new book on the IPCC

Posted on September 9, 2013 by curryja | 680 comments

by Judith Curry

Could we switch to the grownup channel, please? – Donna Laframboise.

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Posted in IPCC

Arctic sea ice minimum?

Posted on September 8, 2013 by curryja | 594 comments

by Judith Curry

It looks like the Arctic sea ice is close to reaching its seasonal minimum, reflecting a substantial increase in sea ice relative to the record breaking minimum in 2012.

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Posted in Polar regions

Big green in denial

Posted on September 7, 2013 by curryja | 308 comments

by Judith Curry

Naomi Klein explains how environmentalists may be more damaging to their cause than climate change deniers.

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Posted in Communication, Politics

True courage(?)

Posted on September 6, 2013 by curryja | 271 comments

by Judith Curry

True courage is knowing when you’re wrong but refusing to admit it. – The Onion

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Posted in Consensus, Uncertainty

U.S. Republicans: critical thinking on climate change

Posted on September 5, 2013 by curryja | 443 comments

by Judith Curry

The U.S. Senate Republicans on the Environment and Public Works Committee have issued a Minority Report entitled Critical Thinking on Climate Change.

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Posted in Politics

What is Scientific Mediation?

Posted on September 4, 2013 by curryja | 449 comments

by Judith Curry

Making clear what the real scientific dispute is about.

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Posted in Scientific method, Sociology of science

Natural internal variability: sensitivity and attribution

Posted on September 3, 2013 by curryja | 568 comments

by Judith Curry

There is growing evidence to support the hypothesis that the pause cause is tied to a change in tropical Pacific Ocean circulations. What are the implications of this for climate sensitivity and attribution of warming in the latter part of the 20th century?

Monthly Archives: September 2013

PDO, ENSO and sea level rise

A standard for policy-relevant science

Responsible Conduct in the Global Research Enterprise

Laframboise’s new book on the IPCC

Arctic sea ice minimum?

Big green in denial

True courage(?)

U.S. Republicans: critical thinking on climate change

What is Scientific Mediation?

Natural internal variability: sensitivity and attribution

Professors, politics and public policy

Climate of failure(?)

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