
A retired UK G7 government scientist, Ministerial policy advisor, and former head of a statistical modelling section puts down the pruning shears to explore the story of climate change as told through numbers. Articles are a mix of free and pay-to-view.
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Perhaps I ought to mention the obvious; that there isn’t a direct causal link between atmospheric carbon dioxide and Arctic sea ice extent. If we find that the two are indeed chums, then this will be through an intermediary such as sea surf...
A reader has reported that ChatGPT didn’t like my last two articles in this series. This does not come as a surprise since my articles are highly-speculative in nature, and I usually rely on data mining to provide supportive evidence; that...
Polar sea ice is the poster child of climate alarmism. Today I explore the link with solar activity a little more…
In part 5 of this mini-update series I came across a totally unexpected result. There I was, bracing myself for a no-show on...
Polar sea ice is the poster child of climate alarmism. Today I grab that ARIMA spanner and try to unite North with South
In preparing for an ARIMA run that unites the Arctic with the Antarctic in a time series model for the prediction of s...
Well, here we all are, nice and ready to look at both poles at one and the same time. Exciting stuff. Except I’m going to risk booing from the back by looking at one pole at a time. This is not just any old looking, mind, but something I ha...
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A former UK G7 government scientist, Ministerial policy advisor, and one-time NHS 'suit' who, being an applied statistician, simply can't resist crunching numbers for breakfast each day. To support my work please consider becoming a paid subscriber.
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