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I am not a scientist or an expert in any scientific field. I'm just a guy who likes to read scientific literature about the natural world and convey that information here. I have a B.S. in Geology, and so I generally approach the natural sciences and issues of the environment, conservation, and climate change from that perspective. Please do not just accept what I say here because I say it, as if I'm some sort of expert. I will always provide the sources for the things I say, and I would highly encourage you to check up on those sources before conveying to others what I say here. And please feel free to provide helpful insights, constructive criticism, and additional expertise to what I've said here in the comments. I have no patience for trolling. Mean spirited or highly conspiratorial comments will be deleted. Right now I'm moderating every comment. Eventually, I may move to another system, but for now, I will approve all comments to ensure respectful discussion.

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Diagram Monkey

Mercury rising - Climate indicators are simple time series of climate-related metrics, like the Arctic sea ice extent or global mean sea level. Some of these are iconic – t...
Quark Soup by David Appell

Butterflies - This morning I was going through my living room and thought I saw a butterfly on the couch, but it was just light bouncing off my phone's screen. I've be...
RealClimate

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The Climate Brink

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Open Mind

Heat Wave Hotspots - After working with my heat index for a while, I’ve concluded that values >= 20 represent severe extreme heat in a given year at a given location. It makes ...
moyhu

June global surface TempLS down 0.047°C from May. - The TempLS FEM anomaly (1961-90 base) was 0.883°C in June, down from 0.93°C in May. It was the thirdd warmest June in the record, behind 2023 and 2024. Her...
Climate Lab Book

Visualising climate impacts on UK river flows - Introducing streamflow stripes #ShowYourStripes
Rabett Run

Elon believes in half of "Fake It Til You Make It" - Greetings, long-ignored friends! I've been scratching the writing itch elsewhere but felt this is a good place for thoughts occasioned by Musk's ethical ...
The Blackboard

Almost May: Open Thread - Open Thread.
…and Then There's Physics

Reaping the whirlwind? - Since I’ve been accussed of being one of his greatest critics, I thought I would comment on Roger Pielke Jr’s appearance in a recent Telegraph article on [...
Patrick T. Brown, PhD

Writings hosted at Breakthrough - https://thebreakthrough.org/people/patrick-brown
Climate Puzzles

Energy Flux Units - Climate skeptics are sometimes confused by the way that the intensity of sunlight is reported. The intensity of sunlight in space at Earth’s orbit is repor...
Variable Variability

One more reason I dislike linking climate change and extinction - Life is full of suffering. Especially in its final stage. Sorry to bother you with this truism we spend so much effort keeping away. But visiting a hospi...
Musings on Quantitative Palaeoecology

Erroneous information … was given - By coincidence, days after I wrote about the apparently very low midge counts in Hiidenvesi, the authors published a correction. Erroneous information cons...
outdoor photography

Indigobird, 6/3/2018 - Village Indigobird Yesterday one of my friends found this exotic bird at his feeder. He called a few of us to come over and see this bird. We spent a goo...
InterpretingCC

Spirographs - Tim Osborn Updated to 2021: [click to go to the MPEG-4 animation file] Ed Hawkins’ spiral animation of HadCRUT4 global temperatures deservedly captured swe...

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