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judithcurry.com
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| | | | | by Ross McKitrick I have a new paper in the peer-reviewed journal Environmetrics discussing biases in the "optimal fingerprinting" method which climate scientists use to attribute climatic changes to greenhouse gas emissions. This is the third in my series of papers on flaws in standard fingerprinting methods: blog posts on the first two are here... | |
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syntheticzero.net
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| | | | | Interest in patchwork is moving out beyond its capture in the Landian gravity-well and as it does attention is moving from the system to the object level. The people I'm most aware of in this effort have been Justin Murphy and Michael James, as they reorient the conversation from theoretical concern with the patchwork network... | |
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fabiusmaximus.com
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| | | | | Summary: After 30 years of failure to gain support of the US public for massive public policy measures to fight [...] | |
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conversableeconomist.com
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| | | When thinking about global energy consumption, and the closely related risks of climate change, it's useful to have some grounding in the basic facts. Here, I pass along a few figures from the annual Statistical Review of World Energy (June 2024). At a global level, the shift to non-carbon energy sources is more limited than | ||
