Monthly Archives: November 2010

http://littlegreenfootballs.com/ The disaster loving crowd is in hysterics about my June sea ice forecast of 5.5 million km^2, which was 11% too high. What they wanted to see was this : Sadly for them, they didn’t get their record low. … Continue reading →

The graph above overlays the NSIDC Arctic graph (red) on their Antarctic graph (blue) with both axes normalised to the same scale. Note that there is almost twice as much sea ice in the southern hemisphere as there is in … Continue reading →

The Sun is up high in the sky over Antarctica and sea ice extent is far above normal. The extra ice reflects sunlight back into space, which has the effect of a positive feedback, reinforcing the extreme cold which the … Continue reading →

The ice caps are in trouble http://www.smh.com.au

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http://www.google.com/ They can just send the scientists home and quit pretending that this has anything to do with science. The results have been pre-determined and the next IPCC report will be even “worse than the last one.” Difficult to imagine that … Continue reading →

http://www.spinner.com/ This is actually an old English tradition, but normally the dildo is the art rather than the artist.

Climate change will raise average crop productivity until 2020, after which it will decline by 5-10 per cent by 2050, according to research carried out by the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) in Colombia. The Climate Change, Agriculture and … Continue reading →

http://thebenshi.com/2010/11/22/87-did-global-warming-kill-one-of-the-greatest-surfers-in-history/ Summary below : Dude, like he might have died from Dengue fever. Or he might of died of a drug overdose. But either way it is proof of global warming. Because … like … they never used to have … Continue reading →