Monthly Archives: June 2011

2009 was in the bottom 10% of tornado frequency, and 2010 was also below normal. No hurricanes hit the US during either of the past two years.    

In preparation for a flood of climate refugees, Greenland has mapped out farming zones which will be needed to accommodate the millions of people who will soon be moving there. Leading scientists expect the temperature to warm by 10C over … Continue reading →

http://cdiac.ornl.gov/ Temperatures in Santa Cruz have dropped more than a degree over the last 80 years. Monterey Bay climate change summit fights global warming By Jason Hoppin Posted: 06/04/2011 01:30:07 AM PDT SANTA CRUZ — Local elected, environmental and business leaders … Continue reading →

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Garnaut the snake oil salesman, is telling people in Perth that the drought is their fault and that his tax can fix it. There is zero evidence to support either assertion. There is no evidence that drought has increased in … Continue reading →

Once thrown out, biodegradable products — everything from trash bags and diaper liners to pens— are designed to break down relatively quickly and disappear into the natural environment. But these products may not live up to their green image, new … Continue reading →

“I know it’s not politically correct to refer to such things, but the science has been predicting it and when it starts to happen you can’t help but noticing it.” http://www.perthnow.com.au/ Anyone can predict that a drought will happen somewhere … Continue reading →

Ten years ago it became obvious that the MWP had to be disappeared to make the CO2 narrative work. Nobel Prize winner Mikey Mann stepped up to the plate pushed that sucker down. http://drtimball.com/ Now that they have given up … Continue reading →

Hitler affected the course of history, countries, human development, industry, technology – and ultimately CO2 production. This means that all weather events are caused by Hitler. Same could be said for Donald Duck or Noah. In fact, it could be … Continue reading →