Monthly Archives: July 2011

‘ http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/research/cag3/state.html  

After the match Roger said : Djokovic cant play here, because he is too hot right now and would melt the playing surface.

The aborigines routinely burned grasslands and vegetation in many parts of northern Australia during the cool months of the dry season between winter monsoons. These controlled burns were intended to help stimulate regrowth during the upcoming rainy period. But they … Continue reading →

“What we’ve seen in Greenland is eye-opening,” Mr. Arndt, one of the report’s authors, said in an interview. Temperatures in Greenland and other Arctic regions, which he said could be an early indicator of significant climate change, increased at a … Continue reading →

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Global warming has enticed the world’s top riders to abandon France, and race in the more comfortable -14C weather on the Greenland ice sheet.

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http://weather.unisys.com/surface/sst_anom.gif Every summer the world’s top rated climate scientist forecasts an El Nino – in the hope that it will provide an opportunity to get GISS up to scenario C (no emissions growth) temperature levels.