Monthly Archives: July 2011

ONE of Australia’s foremost experts on the relationship between climate change and sea levels has written a peer-reviewed paper concluding that rises in sea levels are “decelerating”. The analysis, by NSW principal coastal specialist Phil Watson, calls into question one … Continue reading →

http://docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/064/mwr-064-08-c1.pdf Summer of 1936 was incredibly hot. Twelve degrees above normal in the high plains.

We used to have soccer practice at ASU in 105-110 heat – every afternoon.  

During the third week of July, 1936 – 12,000 people died from the heat. In 2011, 22 people died from the heat. The red bar for 2011 is too small to appear on a graph of this size. The current … Continue reading →

Parts of Chilean Patagonia covered by nine feet of snow; 6.500 feared isolated President Sebastián Piñera declared much of La Araucania in Chilean Patagonia, disaster areas on Wednesday, as four days of non-stop snowfall have isolated the region’s predominantly rural … Continue reading →

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White House Press Secretary Jay Carney: “Well, two things remain uncontestably true. The economy is vastly improved from what it was when Barack Obama was sworn into office as president. We were in economic free-fall. There were predictions that we … Continue reading →

Climate refugees, cold, famine and starvation, increased rainfall caused by cold, military conflict. Will last for centuries. The CIA uses the same report now, only they changed “cooling” to “warming.” http://news.google.com/newspapers

We can’t say for sure that this particular 1896 hurricane was caused by climate change, but we can say for sure that climate change makes hurricanes in Paris more likely. http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/

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