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Saturday, 11 November 2023

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En Nino declared to be 'in progress'

Ontario-geofish [21:05:00]

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They claim to have measured the 'final effects' of atmospheric disturbance to claim it is in place.I thought they would go this route, they have no choice. Declare victory and go home. Next year, the media will have titles - Strong El Nino and Harsh Winter? They will just rub their heads and call it another mystery of climate change.We probably still have a week before the Arctic

Down to Earth Extra November 2023

Geology in the West Country [16:54:00]

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Down to Earth Extra November 2023 The November 2023 edition of Down to Earth Extra has been published. You can download it HERE or you can read it below.

Icelandic Volcanoes

Geology in the West Country [16:45:00]

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Icelandic Volcanoes Things seem to be happening fast in Iceland. A town (Grindavik) has been evacuated and an eruption is awaited. Unlike recent volcanic events in Iceland, this time there may be [...]

Toronto has a new thing

Ontario-geofish [16:09:00]

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With ever-lasting shame heaped on certain car makers, and certain police forces, there is a new thing cropping up in Toronto driveways.These are rugged for 40 below (don't know about ice storms), but are [...]

Greenland's first peek at -60C

Ontario-geofish [12:37:00]

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NA is quite cold, and Greenland has the first blush of -60. I don't think this has happened for a while.ps. and BC is finally getting away from bald tires.pps. and the ice volume is doing well. Last [...]

Echinolampas hoffmani Enchinoderm Fossils

Louisville Area Fossils [05:48:00]

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This image is of an Echinolampas hoffmani (Desor, 1847) enchinoderm fossils. The creatures existed in the Pliocene Epoch of the Neogene Period. Fossila were discovered in Parlascio, Toscana, Italy. [...]

Has a New Continent Been Found?

Geology in the West Country [16:27:00]

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Has a New Continent Been Found? A correspondent sent me THIS LINK. It tells us about a bit of Australia which moved towards South-East Asia and got split up into fragments on its way. The article includes [...]

How Do Moons Have Oceans?

Geology in the West Country [16:00:00]

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How Do Moons Have Oceans? A correspondent emailed to tell me that THIS ARTICLE was interesting and deserved to be in the blog. I concur! The moons in question are some of those of Jupiter and Saturn. We [...]

A distraction due to errors, misunderstanding and misguided Norwegian statistics

Real Climate [10:54:36]

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A friend asked me if a discussion paper published on Statistics Norway’s website, ‘To what extent are temperature levels changing due to greenhouse gas emissions?’, was purposely timed for the next [...]