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The Oregon Chapter of the American Meteorological Society (AMS) is proud to announce that it will host Dr. Cliff Mass, Author & Professor of Atmospheric Sciences from the University of Washington on Saturday, May 12th. Dr. Mass is affectionately known by … Continue reading →

Guest Post by Steve Pierce President, Oregon Chapter of the American Meteorological Society Oregon AMS web site: http://www.ametsoc.org/chapters/oregon/ E-mail: stevejpierce@comcast.net Phone: 503-504-2075 Vancouver, Washington (January 26th 2011) - ”The much-talked-about Oregon Chapter of the American Meteorological Society (AMS) meeting on human caused global warming drew a capacity crowd of … Continue reading →

One day climate change skeptics will be seen in the same negative light as racists, or so says former Vice President Al Gore. In an interview with former advertising executive and Climate Reality Project collaborator Alex Bogusky broadcasted on UStream on … Continue reading →

Hurricane Irene has a middle name, according to progressive author and environmentalist Bill McKibben, and it’s “Global Warming.” The Daily Beast columnist says that because ocean temperatures are “bizarrely high” this year, a hurricane that couldn’t normally maintain such a … Continue reading →

Richard Lindzen: A Climate Change Dissenter Who Has Left His Mark On U.S. Policy The New York Times, 6 July 2011 John Fialka Richard Lindzen is 71. His career as professor of meteorology at Massachusetts Institute of Technology is winding … Continue reading →

Is an economist and journalist also a scientific expert? When noted economist Paul Krugman writes within his field of expertise, he is worth considering. But when he strays into science, he loses his way. Science is not an exercise in … Continue reading →

From Mark Albright’s blog: Remember back when this alarmist news about snow in the Pacific Northwest was reported by Time Magazine in March 2006: Lately the early arrival of spring and the unusually blistering summers have caused the snowpack to … Continue reading →