Author Archives: Jeremy

Holland Haven – New Groynes New Beach And A Surprise

Posted on March 16, 2015 by Jeremy

The new beach at Holland Haven is open now new groynes have been built. I went to have a look and found a surprise. Sea level rise in next 100 years?   There’s now a beach at Holland Haven!   … Continue reading →

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EA Say Sea Levels Risen Less Than Expected

Posted on February 15, 2015 by Jeremy

David Evans emailed to point out wikipedia Thames Barrier entry quotes EA saying Environment Agency responded that it does not plan to replace the Thames Barrier before 2070, as the barrier was designed with an allowance for sea level rise … Continue reading →

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No Correlation CO2 & Temperature From 2004-14 & 1960-76

Posted on October 16, 2014 by Jeremy

Lack of correlation disproves causation. Correlation only suggests it. Lack of correlation between CO2 and temperature shows CO2 does not cause rising temperatures. Correlation measures how well 2 quantities are linked. A correlation of around 1 indicates things move together … Continue reading →

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2ºC Warmer 5000 years Ago In Orkneys

Posted on October 13, 2014 by Jeremy

Temperatures were 2ºC warmer 5000 years ago according to archaeological and geological evidence from Skara Brae in Orkneys, Scotland Professor Ian Stewart presented the series Making Scotland’s Landscape, one program focused on historic climate. I produced the following chart from … Continue reading →

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Naze Cliffs Fall Into Sea Even Though It’s Known How To Stop It

Posted on September 5, 2014 by Jeremy

The Naze cliffs are crumbling into sea.  This is EA and so UK government policy. A few yards to south the cliffs have been stopped from falling into sea. Here are cliffs near Naze Tower, the people on cliffs probably … Continue reading →

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Global Temperature Pause September 1996 to July 2014

Posted on September 3, 2014 by Jeremy

Global temperature measurements from RSS satellite show temperatures have been flat from September 1996 to July 2014.  No change for 18 years 10 months despite rising CO2. This is a serious problem for the idea that CO2 causes global warming.  … Continue reading →

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Rates Of Sea Level Rise Around The World – August 2014

Posted on August 21, 2014 by Jeremy

PSMSL holds global tide gauge data. For a tide gauge  PSMSL show graphs of sea level but  not the rate of sea level rise.  So I’ve done it. There are more than 1400 tide gauges so I’ve put the results … Continue reading →

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Anti Fracking Gas Campaigners Cook On Gas

Posted on August 20, 2014 by Jeremy

Courtesy of Guido Fawkes at order-order.com      

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US EPA Heatwave Index 1895-2013 Shows 1930s Hottest By Far

Posted on August 14, 2014 by Jeremy

US Environmental Protection Agency website shows the this graph of US Annual Heat Wave Index, 1895-2013 www.epa.gov/climatechange/science/indicators/weather-climate/high-low-temps.html   So I guess the 1930’s were the hottest then? Strange CO2 levels were much lower then. h/t joannenova.com.au

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Sea Level At Vlissingen Falls Then Rises Around 1890 – As Does CET

Posted on August 5, 2014 by Jeremy

Sea levels at Vlissingen in Netherlands from PSMSL show a fall until about 1890 then a rise which mirrors Central England Temperature (CET) record.   Sea levels can appear to fall for a number of reasons among them Local land … Continue reading →

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