Daily Archives: July 12, 2011

And the answer is – no. The dissonance of these people knows no bounds. http://www.aviso.oceanobs.com/ Sea level has scarcely risen for the past eight years.  

Bolivia appeals for help as snow strands thousands 11 July 11 20:51 ET The worst snow storms in Bolivia in the last 20 years have left thousands of people stranded, as more snow is forecast for the coming days. The … Continue reading →

March 29, 2006 James Hansen, Makiko Sato, Reto Ruedy, Ken Lo, David Lea and Martin Medina-Elizalde SUPER EL NINO IN 2006-2007?  We suggest that an El Nino is likely to originate in 2006 and that there is a good chance … Continue reading →

They warned of permanent El Nino and permanent drought in Australia. Now that we have persistent La Nina, they also blame that on global warming.  November 7, 1997 Scientists are warning that global warming could make the El Nino a … Continue reading →

“Just as speeding increases the risk of a deadly auto accident, but cannot be conclusively assigned as the cause of an accident, a particular heat wave is not directly caused by global warming, but has a higher risk of occurrence … Continue reading →

AUSTRALIA is a lucky country. Blessed by sunshine, precious minerals and many other resources, it has prospered. As a global presence, the country punches above its weight on many issues, science included. Germans, when asked which country they would choose … Continue reading →

Romm and Masters would blow a gasket if this happened now. http://docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/062/mwr-062-06-0212.pdf

Jeff explains in his very long article that he is the most hysterical he has ever been. Earth’s hottest year on record Unprecedented heat scorched the Earth’s surface in 2010 http://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/comment.html?entrynum=1831

Nearly a fifth of the contiguous United States has been faced with the worst drought in recent years. Joe being the charlatan that he is, didn’t bother to mention that drought conditions have been much worse in the past – … Continue reading →