Monthly Archives: May 2011

The church of global warming teams up with another church of the same mindset . A DIRE warning about the need to mitigate man-made global warning from a Vatican-appointed panel of scientists has not yet convinced Australia’s highest-ranking Catholic, who … Continue reading →

http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/research/cag3/az.html From 1900 to 1925, April temperatures in Arizona cooled. Over the next 25 years they warmed. Over the next 25 years they cooled. Over the next 15 years they warmed. Over the next twenty years they cooled. It becomes … Continue reading →

In 1988, James Hansen appeared before Congress and warned that we were going to burn up. Oregon took the lead, and since then April temperatures have plummeted by five degrees, which has lead to the record spring snowpack. http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/research/cag3/or.html Here … Continue reading →

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/ George Taylor was the Oregon state climatologist, until he disputed the deeply held AGW religious principle that snowfall is doomed in the Cascades. As in the days of Galileo, it is dangerous to speak the truth within earshot of … Continue reading →

Arnie left the state bankrupt with 15% unemployment and a knocked up gubernatorial maid, but the good news is that he was as moral as Bill Clinton. Schwarzenegger Was Good on Climate Change! If there is one thing that President … Continue reading →

Romm hysterically reports : The Gulf Coast region, still reeling from the oil-laden assault on its ecosystem and livelihoods, is now bracing for what’s being called one of the worst cases of flooding since the 1920s and “the nation’s slowest … Continue reading →

What are we arguing about? The ice is already gone. After hearings, a massive iron-mining and associated infrastructure project is expected to get under way in remote northern Baffin Island, where railroads are aliens. This is a complicated project on … Continue reading →

In its 2007 forecasts of sea-level rise, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change famously excluded contributions from the Greenland and Antarctica ice sheets because the physics were too poorly understood and complex to model. As a result, the IPCC’s estimate … Continue reading →

The UK may be cold, but it’s still a warm world, says Met Office chief By Steve Connor, Science Editor Tuesday, 21 December 2010 Professor Slingo, who is in charge of Britain’s biggest research team investigating climate change, insisted that … Continue reading →

One of the unexplained mysteries of CO2 is the rash of foxes causally walking around on sidewalks in broad daylight in my neighborhood. I’ve seen four of them already today. We used to just see them occasionally at night, but … Continue reading →