Monthly Archives: July 2011

Under a plan negotiated late Saturday night, the nation’s debt limit would rise in two steps by about $2.4 trillion and spending would be cut by a slightly larger amount, the officials said. The first stage — about $1 trillion … Continue reading →

The blue states all had their NCDC hottest year on record – when CO2 was below 350 ppm.

Apparently the definition of scientist is someone who makes stuff up and pretends that  they know what they are talking about. Scientists recently found ocean warming is worse than atmospheric warming, as it will melt down polar ice sheets faster … Continue reading →

NOAA seems to have officially adopted the 1970s Ice Age scare as their new cherry picking  baseline. These reports are popping up all over the country Grand Rapids often is described as a cool city. But, in meteorological terms, it’s … Continue reading →

Rather than spiraling into a global warming meltdown, we may be heading into the next ice age. The U.S. National Solar Observatory, the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory and astrophysicists across the planet report that the nearly all-time low sunspot … Continue reading →

Huge ’07 Alaska tundra fire hints at climate future Alaska’s huge Anaktuvuk River tundra fire in 2007 released as much carbon into the atmosphere as Earth’s entire Arctic tundra absorbs in a year, report the BBC and Alaska Dispatch, citing … Continue reading →

After assessing and reviewing countless reports from scientists all over the world, the IPCC notes that “scientific evidence for warming of the climate system is unequivocal.” Their evidence? In a brief summary: Ice sheets have shrunk and glaciers are retreating. … Continue reading →

Within the next 90 years, New Orleans could see an increase in sea level as much as 4.6 feet. At the same time, some areas of New Orleans – already below sea level – have been sinking an inch a … Continue reading →

Predicting Climate ‘Tipping Points’ Within Reach, Study Suggests New research finds that early warning of some impending global warming tipping points may already be possible http://solveclimatenews.com/ This is exciting news, particularly given that we disappeared in a cloud of blue … Continue reading →

I was watching the LA vs. Vancouver MLS match, and was astounded by the brilliance of the American sportscasters. LA was winning 1-0 in the 63rd minute : Vancouver needs to score a goal Stephens just received his first yellow … Continue reading →