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A wet summer helped to bring down ozone levels. […]

Tropical storms that curve out to sea still have an impact. […]

Sediment-core study reveals past temperature disparity between Bay of Biscay and European mainland. […]

Study of 50,000 home sales in nine states supports other recent findings that wind turbines have no effect on home values. […]

Comparison of reports of depressive symptoms with local weather conditions reveals that weather and seasons may be less influential on depression than previously believed. […]

Research connects increased pollution around Houston to dust that migrated from North Africa. […]

Almanac hypes its Super Bowl weather prediction, but its forecast for last winter was "less than stellar." […]

Earlier today (Labor Day, September 2), Judith Curry, in her blog Climate, Etc, provided an excellent post on academic  misconceptions of politics and the policy process, based on an article by Richard D. French in Political Quarterly, entitled The Professors … Continue reading → […]

At the tail end of last week, I spent a couple of days in South Carolina visiting my SYRBLB (pronounced “sibling,” it denotes my smarter, younger, richer, better-looking brother… the one who retired from his high management job in Bell … Continue reading → […]

Several years back, the Outlook section of the Washington Post featured an op-ed[1] that gave four reasons why China would not likely prove to be the dominant nation for the 21st century: (1) rapid aging of the population, brought on … Continue reading → […]