Monthly Archives: November 2010

See if you can pick her out. The White House can’t. ‘

Fred Singer offered to debate Richard Somerville and Naomi Oreskes in January in San Diego. Both declined. Oreskes said she didn’t want to debate someone “with a known record of promoting public misrepresentation of science.” Richard Somerville works in La … Continue reading →

Some idiot builds a house on a cliff made of soft sediment, next to the ocean, a few miles away from the San Andreas Fault – and the NYT blames their plight on global warming. http://green.blogs.nytimes.com/ Sea level hasn’t changed … Continue reading →

Pierre Gosselin reports on extreme cold headed for Europe. Hopefully there are still enough of Hansen’s “coal death trains” around to prevent too many people freezing to death this winter. Governments have been working hard to replace coal with imaginary energy … Continue reading →

The fight is on. After a year of attacks, climate scientists in America today launch a new website aimed at closing the gap between scientific knowledge and public understanding of global warming. http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2010/nov/22/us-climate-scientists-fight-back Just as record cold sweeps across North America and … Continue reading →

Freeze Coming to California Orange Groves The stormy, snowy weather pattern underway in the West will culminate with a mid- to late-week freeze over California’s San Joaquin Valley, home to many orange groves. Temperatures over the lower part of the valley, … Continue reading →

http://www.weatherstreet.com/data/TEM_045.jpg Freezing temperatures are forecast across almost the entire western half of the country Thursday, with below zero (F) temperatures expected in almost every western state. Many states will see temperatures colder than -10F. This is November of Hansen’s “hottest … Continue reading →

Over the past decade, winter temperatures over most of the US, Canada, Europe, Russia and much of Asia have been falling at a rate of five to fifty degrees C per century.

Anthony made a low carbon “flash flood.” It is pretty funny. http://wattsupwiththat.com/2010/11/21/wuwts-flash-flood-has-a-much-lower-carbon-footprint-that-bill-mckibbens-350-org-flash-flood/

The graph above is the five year running mean of ENSO (red/blue) vs. Arctic ice area anomaly (black line.) See anything interesting that happened in 1977 and 2007?