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My current thoughts on next things to add:40F quilt for summer tripsLighter down jacketMaybe down vest for summer tripsLighter hiking poles
I am new to this as well and you look in better shape than me, but my first thoughts are:Tent: There are lighter tent options out there, but a lot of this is preference. Zpacks Hexamid Twin would save you 22 ounces.Rain Jacket: Heavy. I can't hike in any rain jacket, so mine is mainly for standing still or if it gets really cold. I have jacket from LukesUltraLite that is silnylon and weighs ~4.5oz. Lots of other options out there. Helium, DriDucks, etc.Wind Jacket: Adds weight, but is great for adding a bit of warmth over a tee while hiking, light rain protection, keeping bugs off, etc. Houdini is one, but again lots of options out there.
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What about one of these pots?You can get them a lot lot of places for very cheap.
Edited by annapurna on 03/14/2013 19:12:08 MDT.
I might get one of those grease pots for solo camping. My wife insists on at least a 1.5L pot when making food for two.
Edited by Canam on 03/14/2013 19:24:42 MDT.
O.K.,it's what I use on the rare occasion that I am sharing a cook pot with someone,we usually bring our own cook set up and bring a .6 liter pot each.
I don't have this pot but I have seen it reported as under 7oz for 2quarts and $10:http://www.opencountrycampware.com/products/CAMPING-EQUIPMENT/Pots-and-Kettles/2-Quart-Non-Stick-Kettle/session_975eae0fcf14/I modified a set of Aluminum flicklock trekking poles from walmart to a total weight of ~14oz and cost ~$40 see:http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=50320
Can Am,Since you say you are pretty new to backpacking -- that is a pretty good list. I say just go out and hike. You'll find out what works and doesn't work for you. Then you will be better able to tweak things.
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Give your pot and stove system a good test. Changing pot volume or diameter can make a big difference using an alcohol stove. The Stanco grease pot is cheap and useable. The handle can be replaced with a picture hanger ring. Add a bail if you don't want to use a pot lifter. One advantage to stepping up from the Stanco is the availability of non-sick pots, which really helps for actually cooking in the pot vs simple boiling. From there, you can always find lighter components, but I agree with the other reply that advises just getting on the trail. You have a great start and tweaking needs experience.
Get a 1.3L evernew with folding handle for a 2P pot. You will love it. The grease pot isnt worth the hassle. Take it from someone who went there.
His wife insists on a 1.5 liter or I would have suggested the Evernew 1.3 after the grease pot choice.I love my grease pot,but we use it for boiling water and not cooking and have never had a problem with it,it's light and super cheap.
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I knew those poles looked familiar (dan from pittsburgh).
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The entrance features an air-lock style door system that will enable people in the main office to observe who is coming and going and either grant or deny access to the building.
Plans for the new entrance began taking shape earlier this year when the district set aside $100,000 in its 2013-2014 budget for construction.
Superintendent David J. Glover said the project came in well under the $100,000 mark and the district will be reimbursed by the state in the next fiscal year.
Were still shooting for [completion by] the end of the calendar year, Mr. Glover said, adding that a video-call box and buzzer system still need to be installed before the entrance is fully operational.
Although plans for the project were announced early in the year, an active shooter drill held in conjunction with the law enforcement agencies in May gave district officials a chance to review security protocols.
The drill saw two law enforcement agents acting as school shooters with municipal officers from Ogdensburg and Gouverneur, state police, U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Department arriving to eliminate the threat.
After we went through the active shooter drill there were a list of recommendations, and making a more secure front entrance was part of that, Mr. Glover said.
Mr. Glover said the front entrance is just the first of several projects the district will undertake over the next several years in an effort to make the building as secure as possible.
In March Mr. Glover mentioned that in a future project the district may change out many of the larger windows in classroom doors with smaller ones to prevent intruders from seeing inside.
Mr. Glover said another potential project is the addition of fire doors that could be lowered to isolate an intruder to prevent access to the entire building.
The idea is to take a little bit each year and work on it, he said. That was we dont have to go into debt.
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Canine parvovirus is a contagious virus which does not infect humans but if left untreated, in unvaccinated dogs, can have a mortality rate of over 90%. Puppies that have not been vaccinated or protected by maternal antibodies are especially vulnerable to infection by the virus. There is both an intestinal form of infection and a cardiac form. Common symptoms of the intestinal form are severe vomiting and dysentery, while the cardiac form causes respiratory or cardiovascular failure in young puppies.
Use the player below to hear more about parvovirus in a piece submitted by KMUD Community Journalist Monique Kemper. This story aired on the KMUD Local News on Thurs., July 25, 2013 and includes an interview with Kim McPherson, manager of the Garberville Redway Veterinary Group and others having experience with canine parvovirus.
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Click on the following links for more information on parvovirus: (webmd) (Wikipedia)
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This photo was taken from Sprowel Creek Road looking down near the junction of Sprowel Creek with the South Fork Eel River.
Severe smoky conditions on the North Coast are continuing as smoke drifts southward from several fires in Oregon. The fires coincided with numerous lightning strikes in various parts of Oregon. The biggest fire in this cluster (the Sunnyside Turnoff Fire ), located just north of Warm Springs Oregon, has currently burned 51,340 acres and is reported to be 90% contained, according to the Incident Information system (InciWeb), as of Sun., July 28, 2013 at 8 am. The Sunnyside Turnoff Fire began Saturday July 20th, 2013 and was reported to involve 798 firefighting personnel.
Click here for InciWeb information about the current fires in Oregon.
Additional Resources:
- Click here for information on how to protect yourself from smoke.
- Click here for how to protect your family from wildfire smoke.
At least 11 dog deaths from suspected blue-green algae poisoning have occurred in the last dozen years, according to the Humboldt County Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). A recent press release from DHHS warns that low flows in local rivers, along with sustained high temperatures, have led to ideal conditions for accelerated blooms of potentially toxic blue-green algae. The algae can occur in any freshwater body and appears as a scum, foam or mats having colors ranging from green, blue-green, white to brown.
Human beings can also be in danger from this type of toxin, especially small children, but dogs are especially vulnerable because they are more apt to swallow the toxin when licking their fur. According to the press release, "Potential symptoms in dogs following exposure to blue-green algae toxins can include lethargy, difficulty breathing, salivation, excessive urination, vomiting, diarrhea or convulsions." The full press release appears below.
Full press release from the Humboldt County Department of Health and Human Services, dated July 25, 2013:
Officials with the Humboldt County Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) are warning recreational users of the South Fork Eel, Van Duzen, Klamath and Mattole rivers, Big Lagoon, Freshwater Lagoon and all other freshwater bodies to avoid contact with algae this summer.
Low flows along the South Fork of the Eel River as well as the Van Duzen, coupled with sustained high temperatures in the inland areas, have created the ideal conditions for rapid blooming of blue-green algae.
DHHS is aware of 11 dog deaths that may have been caused by blue-green algae poisoning since 2001. The dogs died shortly after swimming in Big Lagoon, the South Fork Eel River and the Van Duzen River.
A nerve toxin associated with blue-green algae was found in the stomachs of the dogs that died on the South Fork Eel River in 2002. The same toxin was found in water samples from the South Fork Eel and Van Duzen rivers in 2009 just after two dogs died. This poison is the most likely cause of the dog deaths on these rivers. Dogs are more vulnerable than people because they may swallow the toxin when they lick their fur. The onset of symptoms can be rapid; dogs have died within 30 minutes to one hour after leaving the water.
Blue-green algae blooms that produce a liver toxin have been documented in Klamath River reservoirs and the Klamath River this year. The current status of this river may be found at the Klamath Basin Monitoring Program website: http://www.kbmp.net/blue-green-algae-tracker.
Blue-green algae can be present in any freshwater body. It looks like green, blue-green, white or brown scum, foam or mats floating on the water. Usually, it does not affect animals or people. However, warm water and abundant nutrients can cause blue-green algae to grow more rapidly than usual. These floating algal masses, or "blooms," can produce natural toxins that are very potent. Dogs and children are most likely to be affected because of their smaller body size and tendency to stay in the water for longer periods.
Potential symptoms in dogs following exposure to blue-green algae toxins can include lethargy, difficulty breathing, salivation, excessive urination, vomiting, diarrhea or convulsions. People can experience eye irritation, skin rash, mouth ulcers, vomiting, diarrhea and cold- or flu-like symptoms.
DHHS officials recommend the following guidelines for recreational users of all freshwater areas in Humboldt County:
• Keep children, pets and livestock from swimming in or drinking water containing algal scums or mats.
• Adults should also avoid wading and swimming in water containing algal blooms. Try not to swallow or inhale water spray in an algal bloom area.
• If no algal scums or mats are visible, you should still carefully watch young children and warn them not to swallow any water.
• Fish should be consumed only after removing the guts and liver and rinsing fillets in tap water.
• Never drink, cook with or wash dishes with water from rivers, streams or lakes.
• Get medical attention immediately if you think that you, your pet or livestock might have been poisoned by blue-green algae toxins. Be sure to tell the doctor about possible contact with blue-green algae.
Human activities can have a big effect on nutrient and water flows in rivers, streams or lakes. Phosphorous and nitrogen found in fertilizers, animal waste and human waste can stimulate blooms. Excessive water diversions can increase water temperatures and reduce flows. People can take the following measures to prevent algal blooms in local waters:
• Be very conservative with the use of water, fertilizers and pesticides on your lawn, garden or agricultural operation.
• Recycle any "spent" soil that has been used for intensive growing by tilling it back into gardens, or protect it from rainfall to avoid nutrient runoff.
• Plant or maintain native plants around banks. These plants help filter water and don't require fertilizers.
• Pump and maintain your septic system every three to four years.
• Prevent surface water runoff from agricultural and livestock areas.
• Prevent erosion around construction and logging operations.
On May 14, 2013, the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a resolution of opposition to the use of anticoagulant rodenticides (click here to see that story) and now the state of California has proposed regulations focusing on that class of rodenticides. The proposal would require that the Agricultural Commissions Office regulate and provide oversight for the use of these rodenticides and would also eliminate their availability in the retail marketplace.
Hear more on this important issue, using the player below, including comments made by Jeff Dolf, Humboldt County Agriculture Commissioner, during a presentation to the County Board of Supervisors, clarifing that these rodenticides would not be legal in marijuana grows. This piece was submitted by KMUD News Correspondent Daniel Mintz and aired on the KMUD Local News Tues., July 23, 2013.
Previous related KMUD News Posts:
"Southern Humboldt businesses take rat poison off shelves"
"New lawsuit targets rat poison regulation"
"See Biologist Mourad Gabriel- Pot and Endangered Wildlife-Sept. 27 Arcata"
"Groups call for ban on rat poisons"
The biotechnology, broadly called genetic engineering or "GE", has been enthusiastically embraced by some while being vehemently opposed by others. Proponents see GE, also referred to GMO (Genetically Modified Organisms), as a critical technology to meet future food supply needs on a planet faced with global weather changes and over-population, while opponents question the safety of the technology and point out associated side effects such as unwanted contamination of non-GMO seed stock by cross-pollination with GMO crops.
Opposition to GMO crops was the focus of a meeting Wednesday, July 10, 2013 at the Bayside Grange in Bayside, where the topic was how to create an initiative to ban GMO's in Humboldt County. Click here for a Redwood Times article describing the meeting.
Hear more about the issues surrounding the GMO controversy using the player below. This piece was aired by KMUD News Anchor Eileen Russell on the KMUD Local News on July 10, 2013. The piece includes interviews with UC Riverside Professor Alan McHughen, a Biotechnology Specialist and Geneticist; Jeff Dolf, Humboldt County Agriculture Commissioner as well as comments from organic farmers, environmentalists, and anti-GMO activists.
Water use conditions are part of a General Plan Update Amendment approved on June 9, 2013 by the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors. The amendment involved zoning changes on portions of the Etter Ranch near the intersection of Wilder Ridge and Mattole Road. The re-zoning will allow portions of the ranch to accommodate residential and commercial uses which were previously restricted by the Agricultural-exclusive designation. The re-zone will facilitate a proposed project to restore the Honeydew Town Center atmosphere that existed before fires, floods and earthquakes led to its collapse.
In order to insure that the revitalization project will not create additional strain on water resources, several conditions accompanied approval including possible additional on-site water storage, bans on diversions during low-flow periods, and monitoring of the project development by the Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Click here for a link to the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors Agenda and associated documents.
More information can be found by using the audio player below to hear a piece submitted by KMUD News Correspondent Daniel Mintz. This story was aired by KMUD News Anchor, Eileen Russell, on Wed., July 10, 2013.
Update: KMUD makes audio recording of this nearly three-hour forum available on this website. Audio has been edited into five parts, and can be listened to or downloaded from the links below.
The water rights brochure mentioned during this presentation can be found at http://calsalmon.org/files/documents/tools/RedwoodCreek_WaterRights.pdf
We will include other links mentioned as they become available.
There will be time set aside after the presentations for a question and answer period. The presentation part of the Water Rights Forum will be broadcast live on KMUD from 4 to 6 pm.
Use the player below to hear more about this Water Rights Forum, including an interview with Dana Soltzman, Executive Director of Salmonid Restoration Federation. This story was aired by KMUD News Director, Terri Klemetson on the KMUD Local News Mon., July 8. 2013.
Additional Resources:
- Click here for more information about the Redwood Creek Water Conservation Project.
- Click here for the Redwood Creek Water Conservation Project,South Fork Eel River: Report & Updates.
Multiple fires occurred in our area compounded by lightning strikes, heat, wind and, Fourth of July fireworks. A fire in the Fruitland Ridge area burned one home and threatened another, prompting an attack on the fire using ground crews as well as multiple aircraft.
Also, Fourth of July fireworks are suspected causes of fires in Shelter Cove, including several small fires and a larger fire near Little Black Sands Beach that threatened several homes and presented challenges to fire fighters.
Additionally, several lightening-related fires, including one in the Harris area, were reported and extinguished on July 3. Another fire, that occurred near the intersection of Redwood Drive and Alderpoint Rd., Garberville, on Thurs. July 4, was also extinguished-see photos, above and below, taken by Felix Omai.
Use the player below to hear two fire-related stories, aired on the KMUD Local News Fri., July 5, 2013, by KMUD News correspondent Eileen Russell. The first piece gives details on the recent fires and includes interviews with Cheryl Anthony, Public Information Officer for the Shelter Cove Volunteer Fire Dept., and David Janssen Spokesman for Calfire. The second story is a report from Eric Black focusing on fire and other health-related issues associated with climate change and includes excerpts from a talk given by Dr. Wendy Ring, a 56-year old family physician who is riding a bicycle across the country to draw attention to the negative health impacts of climate change.
Brian Elie and Eric Kirk were recipients of the first-ever recognition for exceptional volunteerism and professional pro-bono work to KMUD for their assistance in handling the legal and real estate issues involved in two estates bequeathed to KMUD.
Brian Elie, the broker and owner of the Madrone Reality in Garberville and longtime KMUD programmer (Brian's World- Fridays 10 am - noon), was warmly applauded as he received a lifetime membership award and KMUD sweatshirt at the KMUD 2013 Annual KMUD Membership Meeting held last Tues., June 25 at the Healy Senior Center in Redway.
Eric Kirk, Attorney at Law with offices at 864 Locust St # A, Garberville, does a talk show on KMUD called "All Things Reconsidered" airing on the third Thurs. of each month from 7-8 pm. Kirk was not able to attend the membership meeting for the presentation.
According to Board Treasurer, Julia Minton, "In addition to their years of volunteer service to KMUD, both Brian Elie and Eric Kirk worked very diligently and selflessly on KMUD's two bequests. We are eternally grateful for their dedication and volunteer service."
Other highlights of the annual meeting included a final call for Member Representative Nominations for the Board and a "Strategic Planning Input Process" that gave those attending the meeting an opportunity to write answers to several questions, including questions about what KMUD does well and what would be the perfect KMUD programming? These responses will be taken into consideration as the Board continues developing its strategic plan.
Click here for a copy of the Agenda for the meeting.
The Photo below shows KMUD Board President Suzanne Beers presenting the Life Time Membership Award and KMUD Sweatshirt to Brian Elie. Photos on this page by Terri Klemetson.
Update: Fri., June 28, 2013- Anthony Lane located, and arrested for suspicion of murder and possession of a stolen vehicle.
Anthony Ray Lane, a person of interest sought in connection with the homicide investigation of a 57 year-old man in the 3700 block of Rancho Sequoia Drive, Alderpoint, was located in a motel in Willits and arrested early this morning by Willits Police Officers, assisted by Mendocino County Sheriff's Officers. Lane was booked into the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office for suspicion of murder and possession of a stolen vehicle. More details can be found in the HCSO press release below.
HCSO Press Release, Fri., June 28, 2013:
On Thursday June 27, 2013 at about 11:30 PM, Officers from the Willits Police Department located the black Jeep Cherokee that was believed to be operated by suspect Anthony Lane. The Willits Police Officers had received a "be on the lookout" broadcast issued by the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office for this homicide investigation. The vehicle was found in the parking lot of a motel in the Willits area. On June 28, 2013 at about 12:30 AM, officers of the Willits Police Department, with the assistance of deputies from the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office, located Lane in one of the rooms of the hotel. Lane was taken into custody without incident and was transported to the Humboldt County Line, where deputies from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office took custody of Lane. Lane was booked into the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office for suspicion of murder and possession of
a stolen vehicle (the black Jeep Cherokee).
At this time the motive for the crime is being investigated. There does not appear at this time to be a connection with this homicide to the earlier marijuana cultivation investigation and arrests that took place in the same area. The homicide does not appear to be a home invasion, marijuana related or in association with the Garret Rodriguez missing person investigation.
The Humboldt County Coroner's Office is still in the process of notification of family members of the victim of this suspected homicide. For that reason, the name of the victim is not being released. An autopsy is scheduled for Saturday June 29, 2013 and the cause of death is not being released until after the autopsy is concluded and it will not jeopardize the investigation. The lead investigator is Detective Franco (707) 268-3644 or (707) 445-7251, anyone with information about this investigation is encouraged to telephone Detective Franco at the listed
Latest arrest booking photo of Lane shown below.
The original post on this story appears below.
A woman reported to the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office that she found her 57 year-old step father deceased at his residence in the 3700 block of Rancho Sequoia Drive, Alderpoint, stating that she had not heard from him for four days and drove to his home to check on him. Upon investigation, deputies and dectectives ruled the death to be suspicious and are investigating the death as a homicide.
Presently detectives are looking for a black 2000 Jeep Cherokee, CA Lic. 5HNG536 which may be driven by Anthony Ray Lane (shown in the photo above), described as a 37 year-old white male adult, 5'10", 185 lbs., redish brown hair. Lane is reportedly a person of interest in this investigation and is being sought for questioning by the Sheriff's Office. Persons should not approach Lane, if located, and are asked to call the Sheriff's Office if he is spotted. The lead investigator is Detective Franco (707) 268-3644 or (707) 445-7251. The press release appears below.
HCSO press release, dated, Thurs., June 27, 2013:
Detectives from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office are currently investigating a
death that has been determined to be suspicious and suspected to be a homicide. The
location of occurrence is the 3700 block of Rancho Sequoia Drive, Alderpoint, CA.
The reporting party called the Sheriff's Office at 8:50 AM. The reporting party
stated that she had not heard from her step-father for the last four (4) days and
drove to his residence in the 3700 block of Rancho Sequoia Drive. When she arrived
she discovered her 57 year old step-father was deceased. Deputies and Detectives
were dispatched to the residence and have ruled the death to be suspicious and are
investigating the death as a homicide.
Detectives are looking for a black 2000 Jeep Cherokee, CA 5HNG536 which may be
driven by Anthony Ray Lane, WMA, 510, 185, red and brown (DOB 09-18-1975). Lane is
a person of interest in this investigation and is being sought for questioning by
the Sheriff's Office. Persons should not approach Lane, if located, and are asked
to call the Sheriff's Office if he is spotted. The lead investigator is Detective
Franco (707) 268-3644 or (707) 445-7251.
The motive for this suspected homicide is not known at this time. Detectives are
just now arriving at the time of this release. The name of the victim is not being
released until additional family members can be notified. Due to the infancy of
this investigation, the suspected cause of death is not being released, and will be
once the Coroner is able to arrange for an autopsy.


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Barack Obama Sworn In As U.S. President For A Second Term
President Barack Obama greets singer Kelly Clarkson after her... News PhotoArts Culture and Entertainment,Barack Obama,Capitol Building - Washington DC,Ceremony,Government,Greeting,Horizontal,Kelly Clarkson,Politics,Presidential Inauguration,Reinauguration into Office,Singer,US President,USA,Washington DCPhotographer Justin SullivanCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesWASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 21: U.S. President Barack Obama greets singer Kelly Clarkson after her performance of 'My Country, 'Tis of Thee' during the public ceremonial inauguration on the West Front of the U.S. Capitol January 21, 2013 in Washington, DC. Barack Obama was re-elected for a second term as President of the United States. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)


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COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) Symptoms and Signs
COPD is characterized by a longstanding (chronic) obstruction to air flow out of the lungs. It can take different forms and have different symptoms. Symptoms of COPD can also vary in severity.
COPD Symptoms include:
- a chronic cough,
- shortness of breath,
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In some of my previous news edits, I have discussed how Harvey Sacks' (1995) Membership Categorisation Analysis is a useful methodological apparatus for social psychologists wishing to examine the deployment of identity categories and the practices that get them produced. In this news edit I want to briefly outline one element of the 'viewer's maxim' and suggest, some pieces of Banksy's satirical graffiti trade on challenging its 'relevance rules'.
Sacks argued that the everyday use of categories rely on some 'relevance rules'. One of these is 'that it proposes that for an observer of a category-bound activity, the category to which the activity is bound has a special relevance for formulating an identification of its doer' (Sacks, 1995: 259). In other words, the identity (category) of the doer can be ascertained from seeing a category-bound activity being done.
Suppose you were to observe a person throwing flowers. You might expect the identity of the flower thrower to be a member of the category 'romantic person' or perhaps a 'festival goer' (e.g. The Lotus Throwing Festival in Bang Phli, Thailand). It is probably unlikely that you would expect to see a person dressed like the one in Banksy's 'flower thrower' (see inset picture), presumably a member of the category 'rioter'.
Since specific activities tend to be associated with particular category members, for the 'viewer's maxim' to work, observations of these in practice necessarily produce expectations of normative behaviour. When a disjuncture occurs between activity and doer, we hold the doer accountable for their non-conformative behaviour. Of course with artwork, we can only question the motive of the artist for challenging what we expect to normatively see.
Social Psychology and Discourse
The Handbook of Discourse Analysis
The New Blackwell Companion to Social Theory


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But Muller's framing of the Berkeley results is still odd. His statement, that had they found no warming trend, this would have "ruled out anthropogenic global warming", while true in a technical sense, would not have implied that we should not worry about human drivers of climate change. And it would not have overturned over a century of firmly established radiative-transfer and thermodynamics. Nor would it have overturned the basic chemistry which led Bolin and Eriksson (reprinted here) to predict in 1959 that fossil fuel burning would cause a significant increase in CO2 — long before the results of Keeling's famous Mauna Loa observations were in. As a physicist, Muller knows that the reason for concern about increasing CO2 comes from the basic physics and chemistry, which was elucidated long before the warming trend was actually observable.
In a talk at AGU last Fall, Naomi Oreskes criticized the climate science community for being reluctant to take credit for their many successful predictions, so here we are shouting it from the rooftops: The warming trend is something that climate physicists saw coming many decades before it was observed. The reason for interest in the details of the observed trend is to get a better idea of the things we don't know the magnitude of (e.g. cloud feedbacks), not as a test of the basic theory. If we didn't know about the CO2-climate connection from physics, then no observation of a warming trend, however accurate, would by itself tell us that anthropogenic global warming is "real," or (more importantly) that it is going to persist and probably increase.
Muller's other comments do very little to shed light on climate change, and continue to consist largely of putting down the work of others. "For Richard Muller," writes Richard Black, "this free circulation also marks a return to how science should be done," the clear insinuation being that CRU, GISS, and NOAA had all been doing something else. Whatever that "something else" is supposed to be completely eludes us, given that these groups all along have been publishing results in the peer-reviewed literature using methods that proved easy to reproduce using easily available data (and in the GISTEMP case, complete code). In one sense, though, we do agree with Muller's quote: nobody has stolen his private emails and spun them out of context to make his research look bad.
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