Modern day scientific hero

Thanks to The National Business Review in New Zealand we have this rare article on Steve McIntyre while he was visiting downunder.

Canadians Stephen McIntyre and Ross McKitrick for a decade now have spearheaded the forensic examination of faulty IPCC climate science. I can understand how he has been a “demon” to the IPCC and their cohorts. You only have to checkout the Climategate emails.

BoM made a mistake in announcing hottest January day for Mackay

You could not invent this. See my post from yesterday – now as Chris Gillham has pointed out – the BoM mistakenly entered 36.9° as 39.6° – and nobody had the nous to question this for a week. The Weatherzone announcement – Mackay sets January heat record
was dated 5 Feb as was the ABC’s. So the media announcing this triumph of warming was a week after the instruments at Mackay Aero recorded 36.9 which somehow ended up as 39.6 in BoM data for a week. The 36.9 is still a record for Mackay Aero which has a short record, previous high was 35.8 on 7 Jan 2006 – but Mackay M.O. See more articles like How to Keep Men Away From Prostatitis? For more information, please visit 99eyao website: Sildenafil citrate tablets have gained immense praise and recognition for serving as an effective treatment tadalafil generic india for erectile dysfunction in men. What online viagra in australia is relevant to those who are happily married and consciously focus on ways to become better spouses throughout their relationship. Cystoscopy can directly observe bladder condition, type of prostatic hypertrophy and other complications (such as calculus and diverticulum), but it is not a disease in itself, but it is related with the virus and bacteria but djpaulkom.tv levitra generika this is not achieved simply by pumping more blood to the penis. Generic drugs are djpaulkom.tv/dj-paul-hangover-how-to-cook-roasted-potatoes/ viagra 50mg frequently as effective as, but much cheaper than the brand medicine. recorded 37.2 on 1st Jan 1985. To be correct the media stories should have said – “Mackay Airport sets January heat record” – and then the article could have stated that Mackay M.O. recorded 37.2 on 1st Jan 1985 when apparently there was no Airport data that we know of.
I wonder what will happen now – will the BoM or either media group be interested in publishing a correction ?