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Urbanization Effects on GHCN Temperature Trends, Part II: Evidence that Homogenization Spuriously Warms Trends — Watts Up With That?
Thus, it appears that NOAA’s homogenization procedure is spuriously warming station temperature trends (on average) when it should be cooling them. I don’t know how to conclude any different. The post Urbanization Effects on GHCN Temperature Trends, Part II: Evidence … Continue reading
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Offshore Onslaught: Industrial Wind Turbines Are Destroying Our Precious Marine Environment — Iowa Climate Science Education
‘Offshore’ means out of sight and out of mind, when it comes to the environmental destruction these things cause. No one sees the countless numbers of seabirds wiped out of existence by 60-70m blades with their outer tips doing over … Continue reading
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Is the Cloud damaging the planet? – asks BBC TV’s Panorama — Iowa Climate Science Education
Hyperscale data center in Dublin developed by EdgeConneX. (Image credit: EdgeConneX) The BBC thinks we should agonise over our ‘carbon footprint’ in relation to computer data centres, due to their massive use of electricity (and water). It’s supposed to be … Continue reading
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