Monthly Archives: July 2011

Republican presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty, trailing in public opinion polls, criticized Republican rival Michele Bachmann on Sunday for a “non-existent” record in the U.S. Congress. Pawlenty, a former governor of Minnesota, is competing for the same conservative voters as Bachmann … Continue reading →

http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/ Nice work, Seth. Earlier this week climate scientists announced that the world is not warming, due to man-made aerosols. So the overwhelming evidence is that the climate is both warming and not warming.

researchers found that rising temperatures are slowing the carbon absorption across a large portion of the subtropical North Atlantic. http://www.eurekalert.org/ You can see the problem here. Look how hot the north Atlantic is! http://weather.unisys.com/surface/sst_anom.gif

Stanford made headlines last month claiming that Napa wines are doomed from high summer temperatures due to global warming. I plotted USHCN Napa summer maximum temperatures since 1960 below. Anthony’s surfacestations.org rates this station as a class 5 Temperature sensor … Continue reading →

 most models of the Earth’s atmosphere indicate that if we reach this CO2 level by 2025, the probability of having reached a “game over” condition for future human civilizations will be extremely high.  Because there is a time lag of about 20 years … Continue reading →

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Pitching his message to Oregon’s environmentally-conscious voters, Obama called on the United States to “lead by example” on global warming, and develop new technologies at home which could be exported to developing countries. “We can’t drive our SUVs and eat … Continue reading →

We used to see them in Arizona every winter. Hundreds of thousands of climate refugees from the north streaming into trailer parks. Many bought houses and never went back. Every winter I think about becoming a climate refugee myself, especially … Continue reading →

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