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Monthly Archives: July 2011
The 20 Deadliest Tornadoes In US History
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/faq/tornado/killers.html Nineteen of the twenty deadliest tornadoes occurred before 1960. This in spite of the fact that population density was much lower, and that they didn’t have superstores like Home Depot and Wal Mart with hundreds of people in one … Continue reading
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Wild Coincidence
Isn’t it amazing that all of the world’s active coral atolls are just above sea level, even though sea level has risen over 100 metres in the last 20,000 years. Those coral reefs must have been very thirsty – sitting … Continue reading
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Bad Weather Page
A reminder to send this link to everyone and everywhere : https://realclimatescience.com/bad-weather/ I have been accumulating hundreds of historical news articles which show that extreme weather was worse when CO2 was lower. The global warming story has gone flat, so … Continue reading
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1900 : Extremely Extreme Global Weirding
The deadliest hurricane in US history, the worst drought in Australia’s history, forest fires across the US …. Proof that too little CO2 is extremely dangerous. We must never let CO2 get that low again. This is why alarmists have … Continue reading
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1965 : Extreme Drought In New England
President Johnson said that Texas droughts are “depressingly familiar.” http://news.google.com/newspapers
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Heidi Channel Hyperbole
Exacerbated by a massive, exceptional drought, daily, monthly, even all-time record highs have been tied or broken in parts of the South over the past couple of months. http://www.weather.com/ If you have 3,000 weather stations and a 100 year long … Continue reading
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The GIA Tax Adjustment
Adding 0.3 mm/year on to sea level because of a declining sea floor, is equivalent to adding 30% to your reported gross income – because you paid 30% in taxes. It is a completely inane concept – which is why … Continue reading
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John Cook : “observed sea level rise is already above IPCC projections and strongly hints at acceleration”
Actually, recent sea level rise is below IPCC projections and is clearly decelerating. Why does someone who calls himself an “evangelical Christian” intentionally mislead his readers? How much does Cook get paid to promote this BS? http://www.aviso.oceanobs.com/
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AMS : “oceanic temperatures are rising unabated”
OK, let’s play that game. 2010 was the hottest year ever. It saw record melt from Greenland and Antarctica. Ocean temperatures are rising unabated. All of the variables affecting sea level in 2010 would necessarily have caused it to rise. … Continue reading
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