Monthly Archives: March 2011

I think that’s ludicrous. And it’s not clear what the real foundations of those kinds of estimates are. That would be saying that living in conditions which we haven’t seen for 30 million years on this planet would involve just … Continue reading →

http://knr.gl/index.php h/t to Marc Morano

So much for Gavin’s claim of scenario B. These guys should talk to each other and get their story straight.  

Now we know that cold fronts have warm air behind them. When the reflective ice and snow layer is stripped away, it leaves a dark blue sea which absorbs the sun’s rays and aids the heating process. As the ocean … Continue reading →

This is a new global warming concept – seawater is wetdry, and freshwater now sinks into a column of denser seawater. Could global warming be causing recent earthquakes? These scientists theorize, however, that glacier melts could cause shallower quakes. Andrew Hynes, a … Continue reading →

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