Monthly Archives: May 2011

Tornadoes and Global Warming MAY 3 2011, 2:41 PM ET270 Were the tragic deaths in Alabama linked to climate change?  CoyoteBlog makes a pretty convincing case that no, they aren’t–and that in fact, tornadoes, which are caused by masses of … Continue reading →

In 1869, CO2 was 288 ppm. (Reuters) – Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin declared a state of emergency on Thursday, as Lake Champlain was forecast to crest at record levels by the weekend, officials said. The lake has been above record … Continue reading →

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http://lakepowell.water-data.com/LP_Rivers.php It has been too cold for the snow to melt. When it does start melting, the 150% of normal snowpack is going to cause some flooding.

The dumbing down of the American school system was probably intentional. Economy adds jobs for a third straight month Higher oil prices and fears about a slowdown in the recovery fail to deter employers, who add 244,000 new jobs to … Continue reading →

by Chuck Larlham Member since: January 19, 2009 Global Warming 5-04: Climate Scientists Told: ‘Stop Speaking in Code!’ May 05, 2011 03:00 AM EDT Climate Scientists heard at the Copenhagen Arctic warming conference that it is their fault officials from … Continue reading →

http://www.artnet.com/ Prior to the filling of Lake Powell, Glen Canyon was considered by some to be the most beautiful section of the Grand Canyon system. Photographer Eliot Porter published a nice photo essay of the canyon before it was flooded. … Continue reading →

“I didn’t lose as much as I expected to, so that means I made money.” – anonymous global warming researcher

Climate change reduced wheat and corn yields from 1980 to 2008, U.S. researchers said in a study published in the journal Science. http://www.bloomberg.com/ Down “Yields went up” http://www.newscientist.com/ Up