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Brian H says:
February 20, 2012 at 11:46 pm

Last August there was considerable discussion about Salby's upcoming paper, on posts such as http://wattsupwiththat.com/2011/08/05/the-emily-litella-moment-for-climate-science-and-co2/ , and recently someone was speculating it was withdrawn. I emailed him, and just received a reply:

Dear Brian,

Apologies for the belated reply; we're on summer break here.

The technical paper underpinning my presentation to the Sydney Institute
has certainly not been withdrawn. The cycle of scientific publication is slow,
typically about a year. For a subject as political as this one, it can
be very slow.
The fiasco surrounding Spencer and Braswell (2011), a thinly-veiled exercise
in coercion, didn't help. But, with patience, we will eventually get there.

Upon formal release, a notice will be sent to the numerous interested parties.
In the meantime, a couple of matters of possible interest:

(1) About half of the material in the Sydney Institute presentation
is developed in Physics of the Atmosphere & Climate,
a peer-reviewed volume that is now out.
Although developed for a technical audience,
elements should be comprehensible to the non-specialist.
Highlighted in the attached is material of relevance.

(2) In the coming weeks, a video of the presentation will be made available
through the Sydney Institute – inclusive of full graphics. Stay tuned.

Murry Salby

On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 9:52 PM, Brian Hall wrote:
> Dr. Salby;
>
> Like many, I was very interested in the preview of your pending publication.
> Recently, someone speculated it has been withdrawn, and never published.
> Can you say where and when (and if) it will appear?
>
> Brian Hall

I en sak så politisk som denne...

Jeg gleder meg til publikasjonen er lagt ut. Dette er jo forskning som kan sette en endelig stopper for AGW-alarmismen. La meg ikke glemme en stor takk til Brian Hall!