TMR 167 : Dr. Tim Ball : Climate Update (Part Two) - The Hottest Pause in 115000 Years

This week we conclude our two-part interview with Dr Tim Ball, "retired" lecturer in geography and historical climatology at the University of Winnipeg, Canada.

In this second part we move on to discuss the "hottest year on record" phenomenon, the question of data integrity in climate science, and the recent statement by Dr John Bates that significant research challenging the (roughly) 20-year "pause" in global warming was (in his view) flawed.

[In part one we discussed issues surrounding a lawsuit brought against Dr. Ball by a climatologist; Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs); Dr. Ball's experience of having recently been invited to Washington in connection with Trump's transtion team on the Environmental Protection Agency; the EPA's future under Trump; and the political "hot potato" question of the relationship between Big Oil and Climate Scepticism.]

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Interview Notes

[climate change, NASA GISS, Climate Research Unit, NOAA, CRU, MET Office, Tom Wigley, James Hansen, Timothy Wirth, Climategate, Anthony Watts, Malcolm Roberts, John Bates, Lamar Smith, Paris Agreement, sunspots, Little Ice Age, IPCC, William Cowper]