Monthly Archives: July 2011

They must be referring to the downwards trend in landfalling hurricanes and severe tornadoes which NOAA has documented. http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/kids/impacts/signs/index.html

Ice melts really fast when the temperature is below freezing http://psc.apl.washington.edu/northpole/PAWS_atmos_recent.html

Baku, Fineko/abc.az. The Ministry of Environment & Natural Resources of Azerbaijan has estimated the scale of the impact of global climate change on the country. To date, global warming has brought only substantial benefits to the country. http://abc.az/eng/news/main/56061.html

http://www.arctic.io/observations/8/2011-07-02/4-N84.819532-E115.903219 Changes in Arctic ice between July 2 and July 17. The desperate polar bears are having to swim through three metre thick ice.

http://www.summitcamp.org/status/weather/index?period=month Can someone count the number of melt days (over 0C)  in the interior of the Greenland ice sheet this summer? Thanks in advance – I’m too busy to do it myself.  

Queen Margrethe’s statement that ‘you can not change the climate’ gets a cold shoulder from several environmental organizations. Both WWF and Greenpeace will now right with the queen during a tour of Greenland said about climate change: “there is nothing … Continue reading →

One year with unusual erosion proves a trend. 2009 winter coastal erosion linked to climate change By SUZANNE BOHAN Oakland Tribune Posted: 07/18/2011 01:43:09 AM PDT Updated: 07/18/2011 01:43:10 AM PDT The storms that battered the West Coast during the winter of … Continue reading →

During an economic depression, it is always a good idea to force employers to purchase an expensive, worthless, imaginary commodity. On July 10, the Australian government outlined a national carbon pricing scheme to tax greenhouse gas emissions at $23AUD per … Continue reading →

“The Arctic we see today is very different from the Arctic we saw even five years ago,” Jackie Richter-Menge, the report’s chief technical editor, said in a statement. “It’s a warmer place with less thick and more mobile sea ice, … Continue reading →

Given time lags of 30-50 years, we might have already put enough extra greenhouse gases into the atmosphere to have crossed a threshold to these bombs exploding, their released greenhouse gases leading to ever accelerating global warming with future global … Continue reading →