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Forced Decay, Selective Gentrification in the Temperature Record, Etcetera
If the Australian Bureau of Meteorology were a property developer it would not be seeking to maintain the original carpentry in the heritage-listed building it owned. Management would insist on stripping out the original wide timber floorbo...
Linton Besser. A Fool’s Assurance, and the Wrong Month Still There
Last night, ABC TV’s Media Watch program told its audience that the Australian Bureau of Meteorology had confirmed the duplicated temperature blocks identified by Tom Berger and Geoff Sherrington and had “swiftly fixed” them.
The centrepie...
Why the Record High Temperature from 1909 was Scratched
I have never been quite sure whether Blair Trewin, back in 1997, when he scratched the record hot day of 51.7 °C recorded at the Bourke Post Office on 3rd January 1909 — when he removed this number from the official database, including the...
Historical Temperatures. How Erasing Them Diminishes Us
Know Thyself #3
I was sitting outside, on my front veranda, waiting for a phone call from Sydney radio 2SM’s Chris Smith, just yesterday morning. I was watching a yellow sunbird pollinate my passionfruit vine. He is a rather small bird, wi...
Naïve Numbers, inside a Picture with Small Clouds, Ornately Framed
The Passage, Not the Ceiling #1
When all is said and done the actual numbers used by proponents of human-caused climate change are rather small.
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I'm a biologist developing a New Theory of Climate Resilience focused on the oceans, beginning one aeon ago. My expertise is in the scientific method, machine learning, coral reefs, entomology and I scuba dive.
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