Tag Archives: kemp

US East Coast Sea Level Rise: An Adjustocene Hockey Stick

Nov 25, 2017 – 9:10 PM

In 2011, Andy Revkin wrote an article (archive) entitled “Straight Talk on Rising Seas in a Warming World” (among other articles on the topic), in which he optimistically sought guidance on the topic from a then recent study of U.S. East Coast sea level coauthored by Mann (Kemp et al, 2011).  Joshua Willis told Revkin “that, […]

By Stephen McIntyre | Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged , | Comments (112)

PNAS Reviews: Preferential Standards for Kemp (Mann) et al

Jun 22, 2011 – 1:50 PM

About 10 days ago, we discussed the PNAS reviews of the recent submission by Richard Lindzen, a member of the National Academy of Sciences with a distinguished publication record. A few days ago, PNAS published Kemp et al 2011, a submission by one of Mann’s a graduate student [from the University of Pennsylvania]. While, in […]

By Stephen McIntyre | Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged , | Comments (100)

AMac: Upside Down Mann Lives on in Kemp et al 2011

Jun 21, 2011 – 4:11 PM

AMac: Yesterday, Kemp et al. 2011 was published in PNAS, relating sea-level variation to climate over the past 1,600 years (UPenn press release). Among the authors is Prof. Mann. (Kemp11 is downloadable from WUWT.) Figs. 2A and 4A are “Composite EIV global land plus ocean global temperature reconstruction, smoothed with a 30-year LOESS low-pass filter”. […]

By Stephen McIntyre | Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged | Comments (62)