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Stephen Schneider and the “Double Ethical Bind” of Climate Change Communication
By Judith Curry On the first anniversary of Steve Schneider’s untimely death, it is worth reflecting on his contributions at the intersection of climate science, policy, politics and media in the public communication of climate change. Schneider’s views on this … Continue reading
Posted in Communication
Raising the level of the game: Part II
by Judith Curry There has been considerable interesting discussion on the previous thread. I plan to follow up with thread on verification and validation of climate models, and am pondering how to deal with explaining the greenhouse effect. On this … Continue reading
Posted in Open knowledge
The culture of building confidence in climate models
by Judith Curry As climate models become increasingly relevant to policy makers, they are being criticized for not undergoing a formal verification and validation (V&V) process analogous to that used in engineering and regulatory applications. Further, claims are being made … Continue reading
Posted in climate models, Uncertainty
Confidence in radiative transfer models
by Judith Curry The calculation of atmospheric radiative fluxes is central to any argument related to the atmospheric greenhouse/Tyndall gas effect. Atmospheric radiative transfer models rank among the most robust components of climate model, in terms of having a rigorous … Continue reading
Posted in climate models, Greenhouse effect
Raising the level of the game
by Judith Curry Documenting, understanding and predicting climate variability and change is an issue of substantial scientific and socioeconomic importance. The IPCC put forth a strategy for assessing the science that is based upon reducing uncertainty and building a consensus. … Continue reading
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What can we learn from climate models?
by Judith Curry Short answer: I’m not sure.
Posted in climate models, Uncertainty
