Monthly Archives: May 2011

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If you are going to just make numbers up, why not make them really impressive? When ministers of the eight-nation Arctic Council meet in Greenland May 12 to discuss a variety of issues crucial to the polar region they will … Continue reading →

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Temperatures in Sydney and Melbourne reached 114 degrees. http://news.google.com/newspapers

http://realclimatescience.com/

Gold and silver prices have gone way up this year. The carbon credit market is looking pretty weak though. Apparently people don’t want to invest in a product that is completely worthless.

Pink Marker Saturation. Hot flashes – when GISS replaces all those boring Arctic grey areas of no data with hot pink.

Earlier this year, our leading scientific minds explained to us that the record cold in Florida in December was due the fact that 2010 was the hottest year ever. That explanation seems perfectly reasonable (assuming you are on crack.) However, … Continue reading →