Month: December 2012
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by Judith Curry The end of year provides an opportunity to reflect on significant events of the past year. Read more.
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by Judith Curry The first principle is that you must not fool yourself and you are the easiest person to… Read more.
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by Judith Curry Philosophers known as “virtue epistemologists” claim that the goods of the intellectual life—knowledge, wisdom, understanding, etc.—are more… Read more.
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by Judith Curry There is a fledgling new genre in fiction. Read more.
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by Judith Curry On what we can learn from Goldilocks and The Three Bears regarding our perceptions of climate, climate… Read more.
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by Judith Curry Advocates and scientists have tied the Earth’s fate to that of the polar bear. But what happens… Read more.
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by Judith Curry On the acceleration of sea level rise, the Gilligan effect, and the garbage solution. Read more.
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by Judith Curry By far the most important debate about climate change is taking place among scientists, on the issue… Read more.
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by Judith Curry Whether the benefits of alternative energy outweigh its drawbacks depends on the policy context. – Ed Dolan Read more.
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by Judith Curry The new data call into question our understanding of observed stratospheric temperature trends and our ability to test… Read more.
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by Judith Curry This week I am at the Fall Meeting of the American Geophysical Union in San Francisco. Read more.
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by Vaughan Pratt The title of this post is taken from my AGU Fall Meeting poster presentation on the afternoon of… Read more.