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Met Office Hadley Centre Celebrates 30 Years Of ‘Science Advocacy’

Met Office Hadley Centre Celebrates 30 Years Of ‘Science Advocacy’

Posted on 29 May 2029 May 20 by Jaime JessopIn politics, renewables, UK Met Office, Uncategorized5 Minutes Read

When Code Goes Wong

When Code Goes Wong

Posted on 28 May 2028 May 20 by Richard DrakeIn Uncategorized2 Minutes Read

HULK MOSH

HULK MOSH

Posted on 27 May 2028 May 20 by Brad KeyesIn Don't blog angry7 Minutes Read

Mythbusting the Oil Libel

Mythbusting the Oil Libel

Posted on 21 May 2002 Jun 20 by Brad KeyesIn renewables5 Minutes Read

Michigan Dams Collapse

Michigan Dams Collapse

Posted on 21 May 2021 May 20 by Mike DombroskiIn Uncategorized1 Minute Read

The Great Corona Lockdown Hockey Stick Twitter Brawl

The Great Corona Lockdown Hockey Stick Twitter Brawl

Posted on 16 May 2016 May 20 by Mike DombroskiIn media4 Minutes Read

Did HMG succeed in its assignment?

Did HMG succeed in its assignment?

Posted on 12 May 2012 May 20 by Richard DrakeIn Uncategorized2 Minutes Read

The Curious Avenues of Professorial Inquiry

The Curious Avenues of Professorial Inquiry

Posted on 12 May 2012 May 20 by Tony ThomasIn Uncategorized10 Minutes Read

From Janet Cooke to Chris Mooney

From Janet Cooke to Chris Mooney

Posted on 11 May 20 by Mike DombroskiIn Uncategorized7 Minutes Read

Covid/climate open thread

Covid/climate open thread

Posted on 10 May 20 by Richard DrakeIn Uncategorized1 Minute Read

A Tale of Two Complexities

A Tale of Two Complexities

Posted on 08 May 2029 Jan 21 by John RidgwayIn Uncategorized7 Minutes Read

Mark Jacobson and the Legalistic Scientific Method

Mark Jacobson and the Legalistic Scientific Method

Posted on 04 May 2009 May 20 by Mike DombroskiIn renewables5 Minutes Read

Problematic bookcases

Problematic bookcases

Posted on 04 May 2004 May 20 by Richard DrakeIn Uncategorized1 Minute Read

Planet of the Humans—Is This the Best They’ve Got?

Planet of the Humans—Is This the Best They’ve Got?

Posted on 03 May 2003 May 20 by Mike DombroskiIn renewables3 Minutes Read

Fact 13

Fact 13

Posted on 03 May 2003 May 20 by Richard DrakeIn Uncategorized3 Minutes Read

Month: May 2020

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John Ridgway on The Trick Screenplay
Richard Drake on The Trick Screenplay
Richard Drake on I Dream of EV
John Ridgway on The Greek Wildfires – Looking Beyond the Obvious
Mike Ellwood on COPrology26
Mark Hodgson on Oil Is Dead. Long Live Oil
Mark Hodgson on I Dream of EV
Alan Kendall on Fiery Maps and Climate Change
Mark Hodgson on I Dream of EV
Mark Hodgson on The Greek Wildfires – Looking Beyond the Obvious
Mark Hodgson on Fiery Maps and Climate Change
Richard Drake on Saving the Planet by Trashing it
Mike Dombroski on How Consensus Killed the Genius

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Alan Kendall
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Jit
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John Ridgway
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Mark Hodgson
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John Shade
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