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Scientists scoff at AP global-warming story
Hot Air » Top Picks — ... .  They called the report by the Seth Borenstein a “polemic” and wondered when research stopped being a requirement for science reporters (via Q&O ): James O’Brien, an emeritus professor at Florida State University who studies climate variability and the oceans, said that global climate change is very important for the country and that Americans need to make sure they have the right answers for policy decisions. But he said he worries that scientists and policymakers are rushing to make changes based on bad science.“Global climate change is occurring in many places in the ...

Eureka!
Jules Crittenden — ... in your glass of water. It’s called the Archimedes Principle.” Very interesting. Raises … if you’ll excuse the expression … the question of why water levels have dramatically fluctuated over the eons as a result of ice ages. The simple answer to that is, that ice wasn’t floating. It was sitting on top of continents. That’s my scientifically semi-literate guess, anyway. That would make it melting continental ice, not sea ice, that raised the water levels. Nods to Hot Air  and Q&O . Original AP warmalism here . Topics: media , warmglob Posted by ...