In much of today’s environmental journalism reporters are too quick to attribute almost all changes to anthropogenic forcing. Many news outlets have reported the very interesting finding detailed in Science Advances that ice loss from Himalayan glaciers has doubled in _…

https://www.netzerowatch.com/himalayan-glacier-loss-is-due-to-many-factors/

Despite the IPCC’s statement that they were wrong to include references to the possibility that Himalayan glaciers could vanish by 2035 – an assertion that has no scientific credibility – the question is still being asked: Are the Himalayan glaciers _…

https://www.netzerowatch.com/no-conclusions-possible-about-himalayan-glaciers/

Tiny soot particles, also known as black carbon, are released into the air from the large South Asian cities. When fossil fuels are burned without enough oxygen to complete combustion, one of the byproducts is black carbon, an aerosol that _…

https://www.netzerowatch.com/soots-dominant-role-in-the-himalayas/

Andrew Montford has posted Matt Ridley’s Angus Millar lecture at the RSA in Edinburgh on his blog. He has also prepared a PDF version of the lecture, which has the important slides and references as well. Matt Ridley: Scientific Heresy It _…

https://www.netzerowatch.com/matt-ridley-scientific-heresy/

Glaciers have been in the news a lot recently after the IPCC mistakenly claimed that those in the Himalayas would disappear by 2035.  Despite this it has often been reported in the mainstream media that the Earth’s glaciers are retreating _…

https://www.netzerowatch.com/glacier-retreat-not-all-due-to-mankindhttpwwwaguorgpubscrossref20102010gl042616shtml/