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Can We Declare The Hurricane Hypothesis To Be Falsified?
Can we now declare that the hypothesis that increased global temperatures cause increased hurricane frequency and intensity has been definitively falsified? And if not, when can we declare it, Francis Menton wonders. The post Can We Declare The Hurricane Hypothesis To Be Falsified? appeared first on Clintel.
WPBeginner Spotlight 28: WPVibe Hits 40,000 Sites, a New WPForms Dashboard, and Two WordPress Security Updates
September was the month WordPress plugins really started talking to [...]
Open Channels FM: The Jerks and Flows of the Open Web
You may start something and then boom, it's over. Or [...]
WPTavern: #235 – Rob Pugh and Tony Arcangelini on Bringing Podcasting to Jetpack
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Gloom never goes out of fashion
Malthusian gloom never really goes out of fashion; it merely changes its wardrobe. Where the Club of Rome had mainframe computers and system dynamics diagrams, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) has Earth-system modelling and a “Planetary Health Check” branded website. The underlying choice on offer, then as now, is the same: either humanity abandons industrial civilisation or it faces Armageddon. The post Gloom never goes out of fashion appeared first on Clintel.
bbPress: bbPress 2.6.19 is out!
bbPress 2.6.19 is a security and maintenance release. Everyone running [...]
Open Channels FM: Delegating to AI: What September Taught Us About Control and Cost
This month's AI stories, from kernel-crawling bots to assistants booking [...]
HeroPress: From Blogging to Belonging: My WordPress Journey – Blogging से Belonging तक: मेरी WordPress Journey
वर्डप्रेस ने मुझे मेरे ज़िंदगी में कुछ अलग करने का [...]
Open Channels FM: What Can You Learn From 4.4 Million Words?
In this episode, Bob Dunn discusses utilizing 4.4 million words [...]
No Evidence Weather Extremes Are Becoming More Frequent or Intense: (4) Hurricanes
In a series of articles on extreme weather attribution, physicist Ralph B. Alexander examines whether observational evidence supports claims that weather extremes are becoming more frequent or intense. Following his previous article on floods, this installment focuses on hurricanes and typhoons. The post No Evidence Weather Extremes Are Becoming More Frequent or Intense: (4) Hurricanes appeared first on Clintel.
OpenStation Blog: WordPress Has Been Missing This for 15 Years
tl;dr: 15 years stuck in the same wp-admin, why don’t [...]
Open Channels FM: Open Source Champions
The Open Source Champions initiative invites individuals and brands to [...]










