Some new climate claims are introduced this week. For example, if you suggest that mankind is doing bad things to coral reefs, I answer: "So what? Mankind has done bad things to coral reefs before!" We also learn that things are well for those who grow thermals in China. In the Tibetan Plateau there's no ocean, so the missing heat is hiding underground. There's (at least) one strange thing in this week's batch: They say that slow-flying bats reduce their activity in the presence of LED street lighting, but how that goes with the saying "blind as a bat"? Surely one of them must be wrong.
We also have studies on phenology, water vapor feedback, alpine tree growth, tundra vegetation, Granger causality, climate mode biases, GHCN daily, Greenland ice sheet, mitigating species' vulnerability, coral calcification, cloud cover, glacier bacteria, and heat-related mortality.
From Skeptical Science
http://www.skepticalscience.com/news.php?n=1375
4/4/2012 12:42:52 PM
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