The new AccuWeather.com Global Climate Change Blog has been launched. It has a new address now, so update your bookmarks now....... This is the new address. You can also reach the new version of the blog through the extreme weather...

Very interesting article was posted not too long ago on Physorg.com about a recent study about 'missing' heat energy. The study was led by NCAR's Kevin Trenberth. Roughly half of the world's heat energy that has built up over recent...

I have been informed that the the official switchover with this blog will happen tomorrow (Wednesday). One other item that I did not mention is that instead of sometimes waiting hours for your comments to be posted, this new format...

The climate scientists from the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia, including director Phil Jones, were cleared of scientific misconduct by a second of three independent inquiries. Jones was at the center of the hacked email...

Earlier this month, two sources for satellite measured temperatures of the lower troposphere indicated that March 2010 was the warmest March in the satellite record going back to 1979. Now, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has now confirmed...

In his blog on AccuWeather.com Professional on Tuesday, AccuWeather.com's expert senior long range forecaster Joe Bastardi shows what he believes is evidence that atmospheric CO2 spikes are occurring with warming that is caused by the natural drivers of the warm...

Dr. Richard Lindzen, who is an Alfred P. Sloan Professor of Meteorology, Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences at MIT, recently wrote an op-ed for the Fredericksburg, VA Star explaining why evidence suggests that man-made global warming is greatly...

Ancient Kauri Trees, which are hidden in New Zealand's peat bogs will soon be unearthed by researchers led by the University of Exeter. The base of a Kauri Tree. The tree rings could hold the secret to climate fluctuations going...

According to the latest satellite measured temperature data of the lower troposphere from Remote Sensing Systems (RSS), March 2010 was the warmest March in the satellite record, going back to 1979. Overall, March 2010 was .652 degrees celsius above the...

New research from the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science shows that several rivers and streams throughout the U.S. have shown statistically significant long-term warming. Analyzing historical records from 40 U.S. sites, the scientists determined that annual mean water...

Nice article from the Washington Post today. The story is about the ramped up attacks on climate change models. The article also gives examples of how models are also used in government, business and sports. In talking specifically about the...

New research from the University of Sheffield, which is published in the journal Nature, has identified a mega-flood path across North America which channelled melt-water from a giant ice sheet into the oceans. This triggered a rapid cooling period nearly...

One question scientists have been asking over the years is why the earth's surface at its beginning was not covered by ice, since the sun's rays were almost 25-30% weaker than what they are today. Earth was also being bombarded...

New measurements from ocean observing satellites and profiling floats from NASA indicate that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation has shown no significant slowing over the past 15 years. Part of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation. The Atlantic overturning circulation is...

Research funded by the U.S. Department of Energy has found a material related to the ingredients in hair conditioners and fabric softeners that will "scrubb" carbon dioxide (CO2) out of the flue gases from coal-burning electric power generating stations. This...

Data from GPS and the Gravity and Recovery Climate Experiment Satellite System (GRACE) indicate that ice loss from the Greenland Ice Sheet began spreading up its northwest coast starting in late 2005. Ice sheet loss has been increasing over the...

Plants are famous for photosynthesis, the process that stores energy in sugars built from carbon dioxide and water. Photosynthesis produces the oxygen we breathe as a byproduct. But plants also use oxygen and release carbon dioxide in the same manner...

AccuWeather.com's long range weather forecast expert Joe Bastardi ran a video a few days ago questioning how the global sea ice extent can be so close to normal despite the overall warmth from this past Dec-Feb which is shown on...

AccuWeather.com's long range weather forecast expert Joe Bastardi ran a video a few days ago questioning how the global sea ice extent can be so close to normal despite the overall warmth from this past Dec-Feb which is shown on...

Despite what appears to be a noticeable leveling off of global warming over the past decade, scientists from NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS), which is led by Dr. James Hansen, released an update to their draft paper "Current...