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Unforced variations: Jan 2012

2 Jan 2012 by group

First open thread of 2012, so perhaps some discussion of the highlights and lowlights of 2011 are in order? Top 5 lists welcome…

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Unforced variations: Dec 2011

1 Dec 2011 by group

Open thread for December…

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Unforced variations: Nov 2011

31 Oct 2011 by group

Once more unto the open thread…

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Unforced variations: Oct 2011

1 Oct 2011 by Gavin

Open thread for October…

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Unforced Variations: Sep 2011

1 Sep 2011 by group

This month’s open thread…

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Unforced Variations: Aug 2011

2 Aug 2011 by group

This month’s open thread. Your starter for 2010, the 2010 State of the Climate report….

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Unforced variations, July 2011

2 Jul 2011 by group

The RC open thread.
With a reminder that this is not a dumping ground for anything under the sun, but is rather for discussing climate science topics that don’t fit neatly into ongoing discussions.

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Unforced Variations: June 2011

1 Jun 2011 by group

A new open thread…

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Unforced variations: May 2011

5 May 2011 by group

This month’s open thread.

Seed topics: The genealogy of climate models, how to compare different greenhouse gases, whether a 2 deg C temperature target makes sense (Stoat has already weighed in), or reflections on the Nenana Ice classic (which has just concluded for this year). But you decide.

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Unforced variations: Apr 2011

1 Apr 2011 by group

This months open thread. There are some Items of potential interest::

  • The fallout (and falling out) from the climate hearings yesterday (video) (liveblog)
  • A good paper on science communication in Nature Climate Change
  • A set of articles on the Medieval Climate Anomaly (MCA) in this month’s PAGES newsletter.

or whatever you like.

Filed Under: Climate Science, Communicating Climate, Open thread, Paleoclimate

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