This is getting stranger and stranger.
NG, “perhaps in the bizarro world of” ClimateAudit.

seen from Iraq

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This is getting stranger and stranger.
NG, “perhaps in the bizarro world of” ClimateAudit.
Who's Bobby Orr?
(drive-by)
NG, preemptively striking before a statistical example he did not get from any applied statistics journal.
Many people pay massive amounts of attention to what is essentially useless information, as long as it’s about the future.
John Nielsen-Gammon, having a knack for this investment practice.
I’m not signing on.
John Nielsen-Gammon, refusing to commit to any partisan position regarding the problems we face and to look at them with all the seriousness they need.
LEARN HOW TO READ BEFORE YOU LEARN HOW TO USE “ALL CAPS”!
John Nielsen-Gammon, jumping American Thinker, the shark jumper that publishes Steve Milloy
Meanwhile, the next time you read something that says that the greenhouse effect doesn’t exist or that carbon dioxide would only cause a tiny change in temperature, check it against the description below and see if it actually refutes any of it.
A new euphemism for reviewing a paper: “stealing chickens”. I like it. Substitute “helped build a stronger chicken coop” for “stealing chickens” and I think you’ll have a better analogy, though.
John Nielsen-Gammon, minding his analogies.