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Daily Archives: October 14, 2010
Union Of Concerned Scientists : Global Warming Affects Mental Health
They got that right. UCS is doing everything they can to drive people nuts worrying about things they have no control over. A sure fire approach to driving individuals and society as a whole over the brink.
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CBC Makes It Official – The Sun Does Not Affect The Climate
Canuck reporter making fun of Americans for not being stupid like he is. Global warming confuses Americans The poll reveals that almost half of Americans — 49 per cent — incorrectly believe that the space program contributes to global warming, … Continue reading
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Epic Fail : Hansen’s 2010’s Forecast From 1988
Yes, Hansen actually made these forecasts (degrees C) in the year 1988. We should be baking already, and Manhattan should be drowning. The standard response from our friends is that “well … ummm … we know a lot more now … Continue reading
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Fusion Reactor To Produce A Potent Greenhouse Gas
I was shocked to read this morning that the Iter reactor will be generating large amounts of a potent greenhouse gas. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-11541383 Presidential science advisor John Holdren warned us about these pesky reactors in 1969 : A more easily evaluated … Continue reading
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“Northern Lights hit 100-year low point”
http://www.physorg.com/news204901293.html
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Snow Forecast For The UK Next Week
Last winter’s non-existent snow http://www.telegraph.co.uk/topics/weather/8061737/Snow-to-hit-Britain.html This must be in error. Ten years ago, the top climate scientists at East Anglia told us that :
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In The Dark About Arctic Warming
Arctic winter temperatures have warmed over the last 30 years. People claim this is due to the “greenhouse effect” – as shown above. The Sun shines through the atmosphere easily, but LW radiation has a more difficult time returning to … Continue reading
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Global Warming Commits Suicide
Faced with a huge La Niña, temperatures realized they were doomed. But the Polar Bears and Penguins are doing just fine.
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Cherry Picking With Tamino
Tamino calls the mid-1970s the start of the “modern global warming period” and reports temperature trends from that date. http://www.woodfortrees.org/plot/hadcrut3vgl/plot/hadcrut3vgl/trend Never mind that the long term trend is about one third of the post 1975 trend.
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The Dirty Little Secret About Satellites
When their web site is working, NSIDC has a graph showing the decline of Arctic ice from the start of the satellite record in 1978 through 2007. But something else happened in 1978. Something very important for understanding the climate.
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