Climate Dialogue2019-04-04T14:22:32+02:00

Climate Dialogue Archive announcement

From November 2012 till February 2015, Climate Dialogue offered a platform for discussions between mainstream and sceptic climate scientists about important climate topics.

The Climate Dialogue website was “frozen” after the publication of the end-report in February 25th and the content has not been changed in any way since, in accordance with the wishes of KNMI and PBL who were responsible for the site during the discussions.

On February 1st 2018, Stichting Milieu, Wetenschap & Beleid (Environment, Science & Policy Foundation) has agreed to facilitate the ClimateDialogue.org archive on its site. As far as technically possible, the original site has been transfered to the new platform unchanged, enabling a secure maintenance of the site for an indefinite period.

I hope you will appreciate the many valuable insights that have been preserved in this archive.

Theo Wolters,
Chairman of Stichting Milieu, Wetenschap & Beleid


Official Announcement

The Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment stopped financing Climate Dialogue, at which point both PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency and the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) stopped their involvement in this project. The blog ClimateDialogue will remain online until 1 January 2016 and Marcel Crok will take on the responsibility for its continuation. Neither PBL nor KNMI will be responsible for any text written after 1 January 2015.

Dialogues

Climate Dialogue offers a platform for discussions between (climate) scientists on important climate topics that are of interest to both fellow scientists and the general public. The goal of the platform is to explore the full range of views that scientists have on these issues.

1510, 2014

What will happen during a new Maunder Minimum?

By |15 oktober 2014|Label: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , |23s Reacties

UPDATE: The Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment stopped financing Climate Dialogue, at which point both PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency and the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) stopped their involvement in this project. The blog ClimateDialogue will remain online until 1 January 2016 and Marcel Crok will take on the responsibility for its continuation. Neither [...]

1205, 2014

Climate Sensitivity and Transient Climate Response

By |12 mei 2014|Label: , , , , , , , , , , , , |95s Reacties

[Update 9 December 2014] Summaries online The summaries of the Climate Dialogue on Climate Sensitivity and Transient Climate response are now online (see links below). We have made two versions: an extended and a shorter version. Both versions can be downloaded as pdf documents: Summary of the climate dialogue on climate sensitivity Extended summary of [...]

1607, 2013

The (missing) tropical hot spot

By |16 juli 2013|Label: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , |53s Reacties

[Update 31 October 2014] Summaries online The summaries of the Climate Dialogue discussion on the (missing) tropical hot spot are now online (see links below). We have made two versions: an extended and a shorter version. Both versions can be downloaded as pdf documents: Summary of the climate dialogue on the (missing) tropical hot spot [...]

1405, 2013

Are regional models ready for prime time?

By |14 mei 2013|Label: , , , , , , , |50s Reacties

[Update 15 April 2015] Summaries online The summaries of the Climate Dialogue on Regional Modelling are now online (see links below). We have made two versions: an extended and a shorter version. Both versions can be downloaded as pdf documents: Summary of the Climate Dialogue on Regional Modelling Extended summary of the Climate Dialogue on [...]

2904, 2013

Long-term persistence and trend significance

By |29 april 2013|Label: , , , , |136s Reacties

Update 28 April 2014: Climate Dialogue summaries now online The summary of the second Climate Dialogue discussion on long-term persistence is now online (see below). We have made two versions: a short and an extended version. We apologize for the delay in publishing the summary. Both versions can also be downloaded as pdf documents: Summary [...]

1311, 2012

Melting of the Arctic sea ice

By |13 november 2012|268s Reacties

Update 25 February 2013: Climate Dialogue summary now online The summary of the first Climate Dialogue discussion on the melting of the Arctic sea ice is now online (see below). We have made two versions: a short and an extended version. The discussion between the experts is now officially closed. The public comments remain open. [...]

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