The Australian ran an in-your-face story on Saturday that quoted at length from an interview that aired across Australia on ABC radio with Jennifer Marohasy from the Institute of Public Affairs, who discussed data from NASA’s Aqua satellites and how it might force revisions in climate modelling.

Duffy: “The climate is actually, in one way anyway, more robust than was assumed in the climate models?” Marohasy: “That’s right … These findings actually aren’t being disputed by the meteorological community. They’re having trouble digesting the findings, they’re acknowledging the findings, they’re acknowledging that the data from NASA’s Aqua satellite is not how the models predict, and I think they’re about to recognise that the models really do need to be overhauled and that when they are overhauled they will probably show greatly reduced future warming projected as a consequence of carbon dioxide.”

Roy Spencer gets props from the IPA’s Marohasy. Which reminds me to note that Dr. Spencer was a guest columnist on Watts Up with That last week.