HomeMiddle ColumnNew paper finds IPCC climate models substantially exaggerate wind speeds -- Published... Middle Column New paper finds IPCC climate models substantially exaggerate wind speeds — Published in the Journal of Geophysical Research By Marc Morano - December 20, 2012 181 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagsazipccmkeymodelsnew studywind Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleU.S. oil prices could sink to $50 over the next 2 years…But don’t expect a corresponding drop in gas prices…The drop in U.S. oil prices would likely be temporaryNext articleOil from Friends or Dictators?! ‘Herd of the nearly extinct bison munched on hay – right in the middle of the oil sands mining project in northern Alberta’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Eugene, Oregon: “We need some climate change” Climate411 Seems like winter has been a little cold in Oregon this year. Read more Day/Night temperature spread fails to confirm IPCC prediction Climate411 “Through examination of over 65 years of data at Giles it can be demonstrated that, in the absence of any other identifiable temperature forcing,... Read more Should Government Control Scientific Research? Climate411 By Andy May This is the transcript of a talk I gave to the ASME (The American Society of Mechanical Engineers) South Texas Section... Read more
