Monthly Archives: April 2011

With the cold winter weather tapering off, the often repeated comments about “so-called global warming and climate change,” sparked by bitterly cold temperatures and “snowmageddons,” still resonate. First let’s get the terminology straight. Climate change is the change in climatic … Continue reading →

Temperatures Maximum temperatures nationally were the coldest on record with a national anomaly of -2.19°C. Most of Australia recorded below average mean maxima with parts of the north and south of the country recording their coldest March on record. This … Continue reading →

Fill in the missing words Climate experts agree that global warming is __ADJECTIVE__ and is caused by ___NOUN___. Yet last week in the House of ___PLURAL NOUN___, an amendment to a bill that would deny the Environmental ___NOUN___  Agency the … Continue reading →

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Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File) – Los Angeles, Calif. Date:    Apr 3, 1977 At least 328 people were killed and more than 1,000 injured in a tornado which battered wide sections of Bangladesh, authorities said in Dacca. Among the dead … Continue reading →

CBC News Jan 29, 2010 “Climate change and global warming are partly to blame for the current snow shortage on Vancouver’s Cypress Mountain, according to the David Suzuki Foundation. ” “(CBC)The David Suzuki Foundation says global warming and climate change … Continue reading →

Businesses are leaving California because of mass climate change stupidity. WASHINGTON, April 16 (Xinhua) — Climate change is not just an environment issue but also has socioeconomic implications, and it is directly affecting development all over the world, Former Vice … Continue reading →

http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2011/apr/17/mary-keitany-london-marathon And a crazy finish at the Emirates with Wegner cussing at Dalglish. ROFL

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The volcano/CO2 story flip-flops depending on what the agenda for the day is. Some days it is convenient to blame past climate change on volcanic CO2. Multiple phases of carbon cycle disturbance from large igneous province formation at the Triassic-Jurassic … Continue reading →