Just saw this on ABC TVNews24 discussing carbon farming and they mentioned Longreach which has had ~twice average March rain which the TV program never mentioned. This www article mentions Thargominda – Indigenous group looks to carbon farming to regenerate the outback 1Apr19 also not a word about big Feb- Mar rain over ~90% of the State. Easy to click “earlier” and go back to Feb.
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Southern Ocean clouds aerosols cooling global warming
ABC again reporting atmospheric research carried out on the Aurora Australis. Quote – [Dr Scholfield said they will measure aerosols in the atmosphere, which includes dust, gases, sea salt and pollution. “We’re doing that because aerosols go on to form clouds and clouds are important because they’re the cooling part of the story when our planet is warming,” she said.] US people were here doing airborne research early this year.
Gotta explain why the Southern Ocean atmosphere is not warming as CO2 says it should.
New article highlights magnitude of global volcanic CO2 emissions
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Sensible article from NZ re greenhouse gases
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Dr Geoff Duffy: Methane stance way off track 2nd Oct 2018
Progress Bali Mount Agung volcanic activity
When the news broke a while back I started following the ESDM site then there were the many evacuations – then the beast went quieter and I think the Govt said some could return to their homes. Prediction is very difficult. Anyway I thought I would share these links to graphics of seismic activity that look to be updated. I got my links from here
and the first is the well known Trend Amplitudo Seismik RSAM
A serious eruption such as in 1964 has potential to cool global climate for a while.
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Indonesia interactive map of eruptions, earthquakes and landslides – has link top right to live Seismogram G. Agung
Last but not least their live – Seismogram page with each line = 30minutes. Swarms of little shakes.
Website for book “Mirrors and Mazes” by Dr Howard Brady
A year ago I blogged New climate book ‘Mirrors and Mazes: a guide to the climate debate’ by Dr Howard Brady – Now there is a useful website for “Mirrors and Mazes” – lots of information.
High-altitude water vapour, critical for Greenhouse, is not well measured
New paper – The Forgotten Water Vapor at High Altitudes – Scientists find that estimations of high-altitude atmospheric water, critical for the greenhouse effect, are not as accurate as previously thought.
New climate book ‘Mirrors and Mazes: a guide to the climate debate’ by Dr Howard Brady
Read the review by Emeritus Professor Peter G Flood PhD (Qld), MAusIMM, IEM (Harvard) – let me know of any other reviews.
Was 2015 really the “Hottest year Ever”? – CO2 Thermometer says No
A reader reminded me of this issue and asked if I had checked the “carbon dioxide thermometer”. This concept arises from the fact that in warm years carbon dioxide outgasses from oceans into the atmosphere while in cool years the opposite takes place with carbon dioxide moving from the atmosphere into oceans.
This chart shows many correlations showing that the “carbon dioxide thermometer” is alive and well and is saying that 1998 is still the hottest year in the last four decades. So the “CO2 thermometer” says the satellites with their automated 24/7 pinging of the entire planet are to be trusted before HadCRUT4 which on land derives data mostly from ever expanding urban areas which are warming due to the urban heat island effect. In addition, temperature series such as HadCRUT4 are being adjusted cooler in earlier years thus increasing the warming trend.
Huge variations in Australian satellite temperature trends over 37 years 1979-2015
Comparing data for RSS V3.3, UaH V5.6 and the UaH V6Beta for the exact 37 years 1979-2015 (data from KNMI Climate Explorer using the Australian mask) – The trends using the Linest function in Excel are RSS V3.3 – 0.26°C, UaH V5.6 – 0.58 and the UaH V6Beta is an eye watering 0.88. IMHO huge differences shown in these KNMI charts.
First RSS –
Then UaH V5.6 –
Finally UaH V6Beta
I have posted on these issues a couple of years ago – I think the differences in overall trend are increasing.
Warming departure in UAH lower troposphere satellite temperatures compared to RSS over the period 2005-2006
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Difference between UAH and RSS satellite lower troposphere T anomalies has a distinct step change 2004-2005 over the USA 48 States – not as marked as Australia