Here's a few more climate stories that I've come across in recent days:
A forthcoming review paper claims to have found the fingerprint of mankind on the global climate. Lubos picks over the entrails.
Richard Tol continues to find grey literature cited in the IPCC's WG3 report. Andreas Bjorstrom says that in the Third Assessment Report only 36% of references in WG3 came from the scientific literature.
Climate scientists are planning to take out attack ads in the New York Times. I wonder if they'll call us "deniers". Judith Curry thinks that maybe doing some sound science would be a better approach.
The interest in whether the "great dying of the thermometers" caused a bias in the global temperature average continues. Lucia has invited Chiefio to go a guest post explaining his thoughts.
Roy Spencer has come up with a new way of estimating the Urban Heat Island effect.
Warmist affluence, sceptic squalor? Richard North looks at the sea of money in which climatologists are swimming.